Daft Punk: The Prime Time of Your Life

Musik Video
2006
4 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMusic pioneers and multi Grammy award winning French duo, Daft Punk, collaborate with Tony Gardner to create a very unique music video for their 2005 single "The Prime Time of Your Life," of... Alles lesenMusic pioneers and multi Grammy award winning French duo, Daft Punk, collaborate with Tony Gardner to create a very unique music video for their 2005 single "The Prime Time of Your Life," off of their 3rd studio album, "Human After All".Music pioneers and multi Grammy award winning French duo, Daft Punk, collaborate with Tony Gardner to create a very unique music video for their 2005 single "The Prime Time of Your Life," off of their 3rd studio album, "Human After All".

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Official Selection of the Barcelona International Film Festival in 2007, the year of it's release, in the Festival's brand new International Music Video category of the Festival. Per MECAL INternational: "The music videos selected in this category are considered significant representations of the most creative music videos of the past several years." (Meanwhile, the same music video was banned in several other territories.)

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IDOLATOR: One of Five Groundbreaking Music Videos from Daft Punk

"The Prime Time of Your Life" (2006): From what is generally considered Daft Punk's most challenging album, Human After All, comes this unsettling, almost Twilight Zone-ish video. With the feel of a 1980s horror movie on glitchy VHS (a motif that would continue throughout the album's other videos, including "Robot Rock" and "Technologic") "Prime Time" soundtracks the nightmarish thoughts of a young girl seemingly alone in a world of animated skeletons. There's a twist ending that makes the whole clip even more disturbing, making it one of Daft Punk's most mesmerizing and thought-provoking videos.