Supposedly, the mix was recorded by Daft Punk themselves, directly through the mixer (hence the lack of crowd noise), and then leaked by one of the club’s employees, who was later fired for doing so. The story behind the recording is almost as interesting as the set itself. If one’s legacy is quantified by the cultural shift in the wake of an achievement, then Daft Punk’s Alive 2006/2007 tour is among their most significant contributions to music and society in a broader sense.A spectacle launched at Coachella 2006, their live production was unlike anything seen previously, two androids piloting a gigantic, glowing pyramid of sensory stimulus. Gives me goosebumps even though I'm just listening to a playback. Alive 2007 is such a great album simply because everytime two tracks mix you can hear the crowd go crazy. Camera footage acquired from three dedicated Daft Punk who attended their Alive show at Vegoos Festival, Las Vegas in October 2007 has been cut together to make an impressive one-hour HD concert film. A live show of Daft Punk is the only concert I really want to attend. As such, the set is pervaded by classic staples from the French pair such as “Da Funk,” “Rollin’ and Scratchin,” “Around the World” and more. Daft Punk’s iconic Alive show has been shared in full online using never-seen-before fan footage and some expert editing. The set is taken from Rex Club in Paris, and showcases a young Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter fresh off the release of their debut album Homework on Virgin. A rare live set from Daft Punk has recently resurfaced, dating all the way back to 1997. There are many who were quite disappointed by Daft Punk’s 2005 release Human After All.
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