I put Daft Punk's "Random Access Memories," (2013), on the box, it's a manifesto, an opus, an epic of good feeling, love lost & found; exuberant, joyful, the sound of the future and the past. Those French Robots sing with an aura of sadness hanging over their steely heads. But it's a beautiful, soulful sadness. There are some great guest performers too. It's an amazingly, fantastic stew of sound. I'd say a masterpiece album, no doubt.
Not surprisingly, a dance party broke out in the kitchen. My friend danced with a Standard Poodle, both of them regal, graceful, mysterious and beautiful. I jumped around the kitchen with a bright and shiny little Cavapoo. It was a burst of joyous energy. We laughed, we pranced, we sang along with the Robots and with the incomparable Paul Williams. So good. A well-balanced life. At least in those briefly beautiful moments.
"If love is the answer
You're home, hold on
If love is the answer
You're home, hold on
If love is the answer
You're home, hold on
If love is the answer
You're home, hold on
If love is the answer
You're home, hold on
If love is the answer
You're home, hold on
If love is the answer
You're home, hold on"
- Daft Punk