Daft Punk's 'Homework' and 'Alive 1997' are being reissued on vinyl
The vinyl reissues follow Daft Punk's announcement that they have split up
Daft Punk's 'Homework' and 'Alive 1997' are being reissued on vinyl.
The vinyl reissues of Daft Punk's debut album and their first live album will come out on February 25 via EMI and follows the announcement that the robots are no more.
'Homework' - originally released in 1997 - features tracks such as 'Da Funk', 'Around The World' and 'Burnin'', while 'Alive 1997' was recorded at Que Club in Birmingham - as part of the French pair's first EU tour - and was released in 2001.
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Pre-order the reissue of 'Homework' here and the reissue of 'Alive 1997' here.
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