20 BEST DAFT PUNK SONGS FULL
With Murphy hooting and hollering at the helm, LCD Soundsystem's full live incarnation, including members of Hot Chip and !!!, stormed through renditions of anthems like “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House” and “North American Scum” that were even harder and funkier than the studio versions, whipping the sweaty Sahara crowd into a pogo-ing frenzy. But the LCD Coachella set for the ages came in 2007, when they were the hands-down highlight of a stacked Sahara tent lineup that also included sets by The Rapture, Justice and MSTRKRFT. Anyone who saw them in the tiny Gobi tent in 2004 can claim “I was there” bragging rights, and they graduated to the main stage in 2010 without missing a beat. James Murphy's disco-punk crew will be playing Coachella for the fourth time this year. Only Beck's surprise appearance with DJ Z-Trip that year made a lasting impression on anyone we surveyed. The worst year? Despite headlining sets by Bjork and Oasis, it was apparently 2002. That's what makes Coachella so great just when you think it's starting to lose its mojo, another headliner or Sahara tent DJ or unheralded Gobi tent newcomer seizes their moment and becomes part of the festival's mythology.īased on the sheer number of different sets our writers proposed for this list, Coachella's best year was either 2015 (probably just because it's the most fresh in our minds) or 2005, when Arcade Fire debuted, Chemical Brothers owned the dance tent, and Bauhaus turned everyone into an honorary goth for the night. By this time next year, Guns N' Roses may join this list, or another artist from the 2016 lineup no one could have predicted. In the end, these were the 20 that stood out the most, both of terms of how often they were cited and how much they've become part of our collective memories of America's first great annual music festival. Friends and readers suggested dozens more. Weekly writers to name their all-time favorite Coachella sets, over 120 different performances entered the conversation. Coachella is kind of the same way, times about 20,000 perspectives. In the classic Japanese film Rashomon, four characters tell the same story from four completely different perspectives, giving accounts so conflicting that it's impossible to know what really happened.
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