Album Review #113 - Human After All - Daft Punk
Channel: Sound Of Ominous
Date: 2017-09-29

Today i will review the third album by Daft Punk: Human After All (2005)


Requested by: Black Queen


The track listing:


1: Human After All
2: The Prime Time Of Your Life
3: Robot Rock
4: Steam Machine
5: Make Love
6: The Brainwasher
7: On/Off
8: Television Rules The Nation
9: Technologic
10: Emotion

After the EDM duo released their biggest album in their career, they had to follow it up, after that record was universal acclaimed, the bar was set very high for the duo. Did they deliver with this record? No The album felt very rushed and was only 45 minutes long and you had to wait 4 years for it. The album also goes back to the mistakes they made in the beginning of their career, by repeating themselves over and over and they don't take a lot of risks like they did on Discovery. They risked a few things, but most of them fell flat on their face and destroyed the little momentum this album had. Although i still think it is better than their debut album, it is a very dissapointing record compared to their previous album Discovery (2001) I still enjoyed it and it had some classic songs on it, but i cannot say that about the entire disc. Human After All is a good album overall, but isn't as critical acclaimed as their predecessors, actually the exact opposite and is their least well received album to this day.


The album spawned some classic Daft Punk songs like: 

Human After All

The Prime Time Of Your Life

Robot Rock

Technologic

and more



My rating for this album is a: 8.30/10



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