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'First Listen – Daft Punk, Random Access Memories'. 'Jeremy Abbott: Random Access Memories Review'. 'Album Review: Daft Punk - Random Access Memories'. 'Daft Punk Is (Finally!) Playing at Our House'.

^ 'Daft Punk 'Giorgio by Moroder' Sheet Music (Piano Solo) - Digital Sheet Music'.'Daft Punk, interview-fleuve pour la sortie de Random Access Memories'. ^ Perron, Erwan, and Gancel, Alice (April 7, 2013).'Daft Punk Detail Random Access Memories Deluxe Box Set: Robot Design Schematics, Extended Giorgio Moroder Track, Film Strips, More'.

'Daft Punk | Random Access Memories | The Collaborators, Episode 1: Giorgio Moroder'. 'SOS Interview: Recording Random Access Memories'. ^ a b c 'Giorgio Moroder Discusses His Contribution to Daft Punk's Random Access Memories'.Exclu: Les morceaux de Random Access Memories commentés par Daft Punk. 'Daft Punk Revient Avec Random Access Memories'. ^ Ghosn, Joseph, and Wicker, Olivier (April 18, 2013).^ a b c 'Giorgio Moroder Recorded With Daft Punk'.US Hot Dance/Electronic Songs ( Billboard) Chris Caswell – orchestration, keyboardsĬharts Weekly charts Chart (2013).

Daft Punk – production, modular synthesizer, keyboards.

Matthew Horton of NME remarked that the song concludes with 'the bass bounc down comically to nothing.' Critics have also noted the similarities between the structure of 'Giorgio by Moroder' and that of Cerrone's song 'Supernature'. Q Magazine detailed that the composition transitions from 'electro into pure disco into vast orchestral beauty into a blizzard of syndrums' and builds until it reaches a conventional house music beat. Another noted that, 'he informs us that his 'friends call him Giorgio' before the track explodes into an arpeggiated synth dream'. Zach Baron of GQ referred to the piece as 'Moroder haltingly talk about his early days as a German club warrior over a click track.' Mixmag analyses elaborated that the narration is complemented with changes in instrumentation for dramatic effect: As one review pointed out, 'Moroder explains how he 'knew he needed a click' and a click track duly starts a basic percussion line'. The song is played in the key of A minor, in common time and at a tempo of 112 beats per minute.