Bought this in France in 2002 and it is still sealed. Thinking about selling it, but the prices have me thinking about keeping it for longer. Would this sell north of €1000 today?

it was like a few weeks ago or so i think. i barely heard the last song, when it ended. Has anybody saved it?

Lads we got justice in gta vi ost 🥳🥳

In a world without robots, we still have jusTice

Source https://www.instagram.com/p/Deg661EDEuo/

(means basically an album too)

At first i didn't think of playing but because my setup is very modular and like improvised i decided to go with it!

I was so anxious to play it that my hands were literally shaking because even Thomas on his set at Art Basel teased it but ended up playing Chase by Giorgio Moroder (even though he had a MASSIVE wall of modular synth)

Rhyno from GTA VI by Travis Scott and Guy-Man.

I had some free time and some drawing stuff so i decided why not? I'm absolutely terrible at drawing though if it wasn't obvious, but i still had fun!

Enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VabeN4oHY6k

-New Sons of Raphael tracks produced by Thomas. Teased in November last year, no date yet. https://www.instagram.com/sonsofraphael/p/DQrnATDjUAW/

-Guy-Man - Solo album announced by 4 people so far: Pedro Winter, Emmanuel de Buretel and Soulwax in 2025. No date yet. https://www.reddit.com/r/DaftPunk/comments/1okuzxm/its_now_100_sure_guyman_is_making_an_album_here/

-Justice. In July Gaspard said "We are working on new collabs that will be out before the end of the year" https://www.reddit.com/r/JusticeMusic/comments/1wi4lmr/radio_nova_clip_some_new_stuff_to_come/

-Braxe and Falcon - First album teased since 2022 in various interviews and finally announced by their label last month, no date yet. https://www.instagram.com/smugglersway/p/DdFP5jGO_32/

-Sebastian teased his 3rd album in July 2025, no update since then. https://www.reddit.com/r/EdBangerRecords/comments/1m2ptv4/new_article_about_sebastian_from_vogue_adria/

-Phoenix - 8th album teased in June https://www.instagram.com/wearephoenix/p/DZ76LA5mlAs/

-Benjamin Diamond (singer of Music Sounds Better With You) New album and tour teased in December 2025, no update since then. https://www.instagram.com/benjamindiamond/p/DSFc_sxjBPE/

Anything else I missed?

Daft Punk

From the songlist trailer of the Nintendo Switch version https://youtu.be/IVTXG5sApYA?si

It was October 6th, an extremely tiring day at the office. I knew I was gonna smoke up the moment I got home, and I did exactly that.

Sinking into my couch as the evening sunlight bounced off the walls in my living room, the devil's lettuce was starting to do its job. I could feel the fatigue leaving my body, and I said to myself that the day had finally gotten better.

Scrolling through brainrot Instagram reels on my phone, something completely out of the blue made me remember the album Random Access Memories by Daft Punk. I'm not sure how I thought of that particular album. None of my friends listen to EDM, and neither did I until that point in my life.

I opened Spotify, searched for the album, and hit play.

As the album opened with Give Life Back to Music, halfway through the song, I thought to myself that it wasn't so bad. And then Giorgio by Moroder started playing. I remember thinking, "Why am I listening to an old man speak?" But then the way the bassline picked up left me in absolute awe.

My mind couldn't comprehend what was happening. How can humans make something so surreal?

For me, Giorgio by Moroder was what hooked me onto the album. I really loved how Daft Punk used live instruments throughout the album to create something so unique. I remember smiling ear to ear in astonishment the whole time I was listening to it. Every transition, every beat drop, everything.

It almost felt like a sin to be listening to something like this for free.

Instant Crush and Lose Yourself to Dance playing back to back was so much fun. I couldn't help myself from dancing. And then, as Touch started playing, I was blown away by the way the song goes from being kinda eerie to something so hopeful. It's my favourite song on the album.

I used to be a purist. The me from a year ago probably would've dismissed this album, saying it wasn't real music. I was genuinely amazed at how they were able to evoke so many emotions with synthesizers, robotic voices, and all these different sounds.

As Contact came to an end, I remember feeling so grateful that I got to experience this. The album genuinely put a smile on my face.

I've been listening to them ever since, and I listen to RAM almost twice every day.

I wanna hear about your thoughts about RAM. What was it like the first time you listened to the album.

Final note: This album is a gift to humanity