And yet it's all original in its own right, especially considering the obscurity of the samples chosen. Technically speaking-if I spoke from my own fangirl alter ego, I'd simply say "This album is **** amazing" and nothing else-Discovery has a polished production that's almost insulting for the simple fact that it's samples layered upon samples, which would later end up being sampled by other artists. Discovery could be considered a main highlight in the early noughties, with "One More Time" being noteworthy as one of the greatest singles of the decade and "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" being sampled by Kanye West then remixed into their Alive tour, however, it's just a work of art in its own right, disregarding Pitchfork and all that praised it in their year-end lists. But the beginning of an era where electronic music began again. Not just the beginning of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem Christo's robotic alter egos-caused by a September 9th, 1999 accident in their studio, ahem. Not just the beginning of Thomas Bangalter and Though many could consider Homework or Random Access Memories their milestones-Homework for contributing to modern electronic music (and simply because it's their debut album) and RAM for its commercial breakthrough and refinement to an era of EDM where everyone wants to be David Guetta-Discovery is truly where it all began, in my opinion. Though many could consider Homework or Random Access Memories their milestones-Homework for contributing to modern electronic music (and simply because it's their debut album) and RAM for its commercial breakthrough and refinement to an era of EDM where everyone wants to be David Guetta-Discovery is truly where it all began, in my opinion.
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