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Daft punk aren't a live band act though are they? Listening to their live album the way the work is remixing a few of their songs together into a single more "epic" track, and it works. Or has someone said that they are changing direction?

Either way, they sound epic live, I don't think they should change it too much

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Daft punk aren't a live band act though are they? Listening to their live album the way the work is remixing a few of their songs together into a single more "epic" track, and it works. Or has someone said that they are changing direction?

Either way, they sound epic live, I don't think they should change it too much

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Black Sabbath

System Of A Down

Tenacious D

Deftones

Frank Turner

Killswitch Engage

NOFX

Twin Atlantic

Pure Love

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Jake Bugg

Tame Impala

-----

Eminem

Dizzee Rascal

Vampire Weekend

Foals

Skunk Anansie

Everything Everything

British Sea Power

The Joy Formidable

Metric

Soundgarden

Rancid

Black Veil Brides

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Biffy Clyro

Nine Inch Nails

Fall Out Boy

Editors

Bring Me The Horizon

City & Colour

The Hives

Alkaline Trio

Lower Than Atlantis

Alt-J

Django Django

The Temper Trap

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