Tron: Legacy may very well be an excellent companion to a big-screen cinematic experience, and some will welcome the darker qualities of the music, but on its own it doesn't fill the six-year absence since their last full-length statement. FEATURES: The Ultimate Expression of Electronic Music Inspired by and created in conjunction with Grammy winning duo Daft Punk, the Monster TRON T1 Daft Punk Edition on-ear headphones are the first music inspired headphones to feature Monster's LED Light Drive system, an energy efficient illumination technology that gives the T1 Daft Punk headphones a unique futuristic look, capturing the. On some level, Daft Punk’s genius was always their ability to parlay imitation into innovation. In this regard, Daft Punk never quite break out the level of detail that would make this music stand on its own for very long. Anyone coming to Daft Punk’s soundtrack for 2010’s Tron: Legacy expecting a wondrous, synth-speckled ride through innerspace will be surprised not just how orchestrally driven the music is, but how dark. But Tron: Legacy is, first and foremost, a soundtrack and apart from select highlights like "The Crash," its transient compositions are designed to work primarily as atmospherics to the movie. All in all a fantastic album, I am tempted to buy the original motion picture album now. And though Tron: Legacy doesn't revisit the vocodered, poptastic terrain of 2005's Human After All or even 2001's Discovery, it does signal a welcome shift back into elements of their filter-house debut, 1997's Homework. Track 15 Tron Legacy End Titles is also awesome, a song in two parts and contains my favourite piece of music from Tron, 1 minute 20 secs in, the electro synth orchestral piece. After all, Daft Punk had already produced a few of their own sci-fi movies (2003's Interstella 55's Electroma) for just such purposes.
When the rumour first hit the blogosphere many months ago that Daft Punk were composing a full-length soundtrack to Disney's Tron: Legacy blockbuster, the fusion of sci-fi film lore and the electronica veterans seemed like a match made in heaven.
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