here is the info file from Dime
Daft Punk
April 29, 2006
Coachella Music & Arts Festival
Empire Polo Grounds, Indio, California.Source: Master Audience DAT: Core Sound Binaurals (9V BatBox >Line In) > Sony PCM-M1 > Maxell 90m DAT @48k > flac > edited to individual tracks straight to flac using WavePad
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Note: Only the last two above steps ate 100% accurate. The first steps are from the info file of a seperate torrent I found while looking for info to fill out this one. I am 99.99% certain that there’s only one bootleg of this quality of this concert, so the above information is almost certainly correct.
=====Track list:
1. Intro (Close Encounters) (2:45)
2. Robot Rock (6:35)
3. Technologic (5:29)
4. Television Rules The Nation (4:51)
5. Steam Machine (7:16)
6. Around The World (Harder Better Faster Stronger) (7:28)
7. Too Long (4:59)
8. Face to Face (Harder RMX) (3:41)
9. Interlude (1:40)
10. One More Time (Aerodynamic RMX) (8:41)
11. The Brainwashers (Rollin’ & Scratchin’ RMX) (7:34)
12. Alive (The Prime Time of Your Life RMX) (3:17)
13. Da Funk (6:39)
14. Human After All (Superheroes RMX) (7:12)
total (1:18:07)=====
The below notes are from the same info file mentioned above, except some spelling has been corrected.
=====Notes: The most anticipated set of Coachella 2006 was undoubtedly Tools reemergence on the second night, but the dark horse set of the weekend has to go to Daft Punk. Anyone familiar with the French House music DJ/Production duo would have never ruled them out, but the surprise comes from their cross-over appeal, and that most probably derives from the nature of the set itself.
Dropping the turntables and bringing out a full live show, along with the best stage design/lighting set-up of the weekend, their jaw dropping performance left Madonna looking all the more aged and stale by the time her troupe took to the same stage the next evening.
Introduced by the theme from "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", the black curtain pulls back to reveal a pulsating pyramid structure which house our two robo-protagonists, Thomas Bangalter, and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, for the next 80 minutes. Dressed in leather flight suits topped with gleaming robot-like headgear, the camera shy duo are flanked by a hexagonal grid of lights and a huge video screen backdrop. Together the two sample and mash and grind their greatest hits alongside some fairly new material. The result is a technologic smorgasboard of image and color, beats and phrases, sights and sounds.
And as if the senses aren’t overloaded enough, the stage is extended by large screens, and continues outside of the tent on both sides with screens and P.A. reenforcement. Even from the back of the tent the effect feels like your being swallowed, emersed in a sea of brilliantly blinding color, as wave after wave of pulsating beats crash at your ears. A stark contrast from the minimal beats and tight choreography of Kraftwerks 2004 appearance, Daft Punk lays it down, layering distorted guitar riffs, acid washed big beats, and twisted vocoded vocals until the result is some mutated form of sonic image bearing little resemblance to its commercially available counterpart.
In their 1st stateside appearance in 8 years, Daft Punk have come full circle, but still chart a course for territory unknown, blazing a trail since their inception in 1994 through the electronic music scene, blending styles and bending between them, from House to Acid to Pop and back again. A hell-bent psychedelic rollercoaster firmly planted on the rails of electronic music.
This show was top-notch! Lets hope we hear more from them this year as they head out for the European festival circuit this summer.
Sound is superb – Solid 5 – little or no crowd noise.
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