Giorgio Moroder was confused when working with Daft Punk

Oscar-winning composer, songwriter and producer Giorgio Moroder shares the unique way Daft Punk recorded his life story on the record “Giorgio By Moroder” for their Grammy-winning album Random Access Memories.

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[kostaftp]

“My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio.”

[ibankerlungsyiemiong]

With Background Music even this interview can be a Song like "Giorgio"

[EXRazeBurn]

"THEY would know."

Kind of sums up like 70 percent of what D.P. did really.

[FanTazTiCxD]

He sounds like the kinda guy who definitely wanted to become a musician when he was 15, 16, when he really started to play guitar... But the dream being so big that he didn't see he had any chance because he was living in a little town. But then when he finally broke away from school, and became a musician, then he may have a little bit of a chance

[aBadWizard]

All I know is that voice belongs to Giovani Giorgio.

[gooseteeth]

It is BARELY noticeable and literally makes no difference to the track if you don't know about it lol I love that it's a detail but it really doesn't effect the actual song

[pedrocampinopt]

Moroder's accent is on another level, like Arnie's level, so out there, living legends...

[Trockenshampooleopard]

When you listen to the track on good speakers or headphones, you can actually hear the difference between the microphone. Subtle, but audible.

[jules]

Well you could put it this way : if you go this distance to do something that nobody will notice, imagine the quality of the stuff that peiple will actually notice. Says a lot about the generosity and dedication of this duo

[seamorebuts]

This is insane, what a way to soundtrack someone's life. I have to find this song/album now lol.

[bobroberts]

I was lucky enough to grow up son of a dude that worked sound for a local band. It wasnMt just those two that could hear the vocal tone shift

[DidierBan]

I work on the music industry for 20 years and I did noticed the difference between microphones and his voice 👍

[TopHat]

Christ.. I used to be a "Daft Punk nerd", but never knew this. I've always felt like his voice became more 'energitic' as it went on, telling his story. But never knew that they got that from just using better microphones throughout the time. Relistening to the song, they match it perfectly, with adding more to the "backtrack" as he evolves throughout the mics

[samuelsalvatore]

"who would ever know the difference?"

"nobody"

this interaction alone is perhaps more deep than 90% of the philosophers i've read

[Sunderas]

And this is why some people go above and beyond.

[evertonperk]

This is actually how they recorded the lyrics for Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger

[zhene]

I'm a digital artist and think always the same thing withe my arts! I put a lot of details into my art that many people won't notice, but I do know every detail, and that's what it matters in the end! You have self-recognition of your art!

[keatonlacretin]

It’s little things like that, that make people like Daft Punk some of greatest musicians to ever live.
These guys came out of nowhere and proved it’s not just pressing buttons on a board.

[UNOxDExELLOS]

If Arnold's life went another way.

[seymourcuts]

they’re understanding and commitment to quality is one of many reasons they are daft punk