Daft Punk - Revolution 909 (Official Audio)

Written and composed by Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo

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↓ LYRICS ↓

Stop the music and go home
I repeat stop the music and go home

℗ 1997 Daft Life

#DaftPunk #Homework #Revolution909

[neoforrester]

I... I just can't believe it...

Here's some context: Years ago, I was listening to some music in the radio, and it was giving a hour or so of EDM music. And they played this song, and I enjoyed it. However, that timeslot was taken away and I couldn't figure out the song's origin. For a long time I searched around, trying to find this song and failing miserably.

You can imagine my surprise when, less than a week ago, I randomly chose a Daft Punk compilation to listen and found this song among said compilation. My mind was blown to the stratosphere with this revelation.

[nicklancer]

909 years ago, the day was 11/11/1111. 909 years later, the day is 02/02/2020. Quite literally a day to LIV for

[gungnir]

19 years old and could have been made yesterday. Masterpiece

[Frankincensedjb]

"I don't think it's the music they're after, it's the parties. They pretend it's drugs, but it's not the only thing. Drugs are everywhere. They don't understand this music which is really violent and repetitive, which is house; they consider it dumb and stupid." Bangalter

[SlowDaddie]

When the beat dropped on this song(1:00), I automatically got out of bed and started dancing. It was like my legs were moving on their own or something. It was weird because I've been paralyzed from the waist down for the past 14 years.

[henrybellamy]

This song is pretty good to drive all night long.

[charliesimon]

this song helped me make delicious tomatoes

[oneworldcommunity]

the song was named after 2 (maybe 3) things

1. the roland 909 (drum machine used in this song)

2. daft punk saying that there should be a revolution against the government because of the government is too ignorant that techno/house music parties are not all about drugs. (this is based off what thomas bangalter said)

3. The Beatles - Revolution 9

[alexdreamer]

I know its a cliché thing to say but they really don't make them like this anymore. That beat is just infectious.

[deadseriousforsure]

If you ever forget how house song should sound like, come, and take a listen.
This is absolute perfection, school !

[PanZapalka]

It's just like pure energy is exploding from spreakers. True masterpiece.

[aventurasdeasaf]

It's amazing how stupidly it took us 25 years to find a sample of this song, and how good it still sounds today.

[xtc]

all of homework but this song in particular is literally the most pure and refined house music to release. it says a lot when the lack of substance helps make an album better

[applesomething]

I bought this CD in 1997 and ruined the stock speakers in my red '89 Corolla coupe SR5. And holy dude that was 20 years ago D:

[lukeboss]

The Lyrics:

Stop the music and go home

I repeat, stop the music right now

(Crowd screams)

[Pikminiman]

Simple though it may be, I still think this song's beat is one of my favorites of all-time.

[guleyton]

Fue divertido mientras duró. Lástima no haberlos podido ver en vivo.

[simonebernacchia]

STOP THE MUSIC AND GO HOME - i repeat - STOP THE MUSIC AND GO HOME

[UnknownAFX]

2:00 love that part, sounds like House Party in someone heared from outside :D

[rotatingglasssafe]

Has one of the coolest basslines, has an amazing spacy feel....just feels like you're gliding above the clouds looking down on the world.It's just so....daft!! :D