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Alternative PressNot as overtly catchy (or cheesy) as Discovery, Human After All nonetheless is a hilariously cold and mechanical work that makes Kraftwerk sound like Curtis Mayfield. [May 2005, p.138]
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MagnetThe album's most human aspect is its contradictory nature, an ultimate lack of emotion that make the exhilarating Homework and the sentimental Discovery so accessible. [#67, p.90]
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MojoSome of it is tough and unforgiving... and some is pure pop plastique. [Apr 2005, p.89]
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New Musical Express (NME)There's a squelchy warmth at the heart of 'Human After All' that's been well masked since their arrival. [19 Mar 2005, p.59]
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The end result on Human is structurally and technically impressive, though at times aesthetically more curious than intriguing.
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Portraying the state of pop as a series of predictable formulae long since exhausted by corporate superstructure, Human After All more than lives up to its name, rendering a metaphor for failure on the grandest yet simultaneously most personal of terms.
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UncutIt has everything you've come to expect from a Daft Punk album--innovation, cracking tunes, a palpable sense of its own absurdity--but this time the whole shebang's cranked up to 11. [Apr 2005, p.99]
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 180 out of 255
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Mixed: 58 out of 255
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Negative: 17 out of 255
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StaffordFeb 21, 2007
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Dec 14, 2019This is my favorite album of Daft Punk so far. Criminally underrated. I think it's their most ambitious album to date.
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Dec 15, 2016