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Did stardust only have one release or more? because i know that they weren't around for too longg

Stardust, as in Thomas Bangalter? If so, he's only made one track under that alias. 'The Music Sounds Better With You'.

ah, please don't exclude Alain Qu�me and Benjamin Cohen, brilliant musicians, thanks.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid ah, please don't exclude Alain Qu�me and Benjamin Cohen, brilliant musicians, thanks.

My mistake, I was under the impression it was just Thomas alone under that alias. Still the fact remains, only one track has ever been produced by them under that name.

indeed, one track project. just adding info

"The short-lived group released the immensely popular club track titled "Music Sounds Better with You" in June 1998. The song, which is based around a sample from "Fate" by Chaka Khan, was an instant smash, and many have dubbed it the greatest house song of the millennium. It was recorded in Paris by Daft House productions, of which Bangalter, one half of the popular French house duo Daft Punk, is head. The song was conceived in Rex Club, Paris, where the trio were playing a live set. Bangalter and Braxe created the instrumental, which Diamond instinctively sang the title words over. The next day they laid down the track in the studio, adding the Chaka Khan sample.

Though Bangalter was offered three million dollars to produce a Stardust album, the three members of the band parted ways after their highly auspicious debut. Diamond and Braxe pursued solo careers, and Bangalter, along with his usual partner Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, went on to release the second Daft Punk album, Discovery."

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Originally posted by toka Though Bangalter was offered three million dollars to produce a Stardust album, the three members of the band parted ways after their highly auspicious debut.

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Originally posted by 16YearOlTerror

Really puts into perspective what Daft Punk makes for a new record then doesn't it?

Best house track of the millenium? I don't agree.

but the music sounds better with you

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Best house track of the millenium? I don't agree.

In terms of picking something that is as good as it is popular, i can't think of any better choice.

is that guy in your avatar holding a sniper ?

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Originally posted by The_G0dfather is that guy in your avatar holding a sniper ?

*checks the avatars of everyone that posted here*

you're tripping on some really nasty drug, aren't you?

dude no man, the black thing is like a sniper rifle being held with his two hands

Or its like a camera.

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Originally posted by noikeee In terms of picking something that is as good as it is popular, i can't think of any better choice.

Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry remix) ?

DJ Encore featuring Angelina - I See Right Through You

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry remix) ?

Personally I prefer Stardust's tune, but good attempt.

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Originally posted by racing4hoes DJ Encore featuring Angelina - I See Right Through You

Sadly, at one time that may have been my favorite track. In my defense I was an uneducated 16 year old top40 clubber... I'm now an uneducated 23 year old non-top40 clubber...

ATB - 9PM

stardust FTW. all elements about that song are perfect.

ATB house?

maybe you didnt get the joke

haha

Certainly not the best house track of the millennium, but theres stuff out there thats an awful lot worse. One of the better commercial EDM tracks.

And 3m back in 1998 would translate to a couple of thousand thesedays for a big EDM album.

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Originally posted by noikeee Personally I prefer Stardust's tune, but good attempt.

Armand van helden - you don't know me
david morales - needin' u
stretch & vern - I'm alive
nalin & kane - beachball
tori amos - professional widow

any of those come close ?

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