Daft Punk discography

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"The New Wave", the first Daft Punk record to be released

This is a discography of the French house band Daft Punk.

1 Albums
2 VHS/DVD
3 Singles
4 Remixes
5 Music videos
6 Grammy nominations
7 References

[edit] Albums

[edit] Studio albums

Date of release	Title	Label	Chart Position	RIAA Certification
March 25, 1997	Homework	Virgin Records	#150 The Billboard 200 #15 Top Canadian Albums	Gold
March 13, 2001	Discovery	Virgin Records	#3 Top Electronic Albums #44 The Billboard 200 #2 Top Canadian Albums #12 Top Internet Albums
March 14, 2005	Human After All	Virgin Records	#1 Top Electronic Albums #98 The Billboard 200

[edit] Remix albums

Album Cover	Date of release	Title	Label	Chart Position	RIAA Certification
	December 1, 2003	Daft Club	Virgin Records	#8 Top Electronic Albums
	March 29, 2006	Human After All: Remixes	Toshiba EMI Ltd

[edit] Live albums

Album Cover	Date of release	Title	Label	Chart Position	RIAA Certification
	November 6, 2001	Alive 1997	Virgin Records

[edit] Compilation albums

Album Cover	Date of release	Title	Label	Chart Position	RIAA Certification
	April 4, 2006	Musique Vol. 1 1993-2005	Virgin Records	#12 Top Electronic Albums

[edit] VHS/DVD

Cover	Date of release	Title
	November 15, 1999	D.A.F.T. - A Story about Dogs, Androids, Firemen and Tomatoes
	December 1, 2003	Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem

[edit] Singles

Year	Title	Chart Positions	Album
1994	"The New Wave"/"Assault"/"Alive"		Homework
1996	"Da Funk"/"Musique"/"Rollin' & Scratchin'"	#7 UK #31 Australia #1 Hot Dance Music/Club Play	Homework
1997	"Around the World"	#61 U.S. #5 UK #11 Australia #1 Hot Dance Music/Club Play	Homework
1997	"Burnin'"	#30 UK	Homework
1998	"Revolution 909"	#47 UK #2 Hot Dance Music/Club Play	Homework
2000	"One More Time"	#61 U.S. #2 UK #2 Canada #10 Australia #1 Hot Dance Music/Club Play #2 Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Single Sales #27 Rhythmic Top 40 #33 Top 40 Mainstream #32 Top 40 Tracks	Discovery
2001	"Aerodynamic"	#50 Australia	Discovery
2001	"Digital Love"	#14 UK #9 Hot Dance Music/Club Play	Discovery
2001	"Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger"	#25 UK #3 Hot Dance Music/Club Play	Discovery
2003	"Something About Us" (promo EP)		Discovery
2004	"Face To Face" (promo EP)	#1 Hot Dance Music/Club Play	Discovery
2005	"Robot Rock"	#32 UK #15 Hot Dance Music/Club Play #7 Hot Dance Singles Sales	Human After All
2005	"Technologic"	#40 UK #10 Hot Dance Music/Club Play #9 Hot Dance Singles Sales #57 Hot Digital Songs #65 Pop 100	Human After All
2005	"Human After All" (promo EP)		Human After All
2006	"The Prime Time of Your Life"		Human After All

[edit] Remixes

The Micronauts - "Get Funky Get Down" (1995)
The Chemical Brothers - "Life Is Sweet" (1995)
Ian Pooley - "Chord Memory" (1996)
I:Cube - "Disco Cubizm" (1996)
Gabrielle - "Forget About The World" (1996)
Scott Grooves - "Mothership Reconnection" (1998)
Franz Ferdinand - "Take Me Out" (2004)

[edit] Music videos

[edit] From Homework

"Da Funk" - 1996 - Directed by Spike Jonze
"Around the World" - 1997 - Directed by Michel Gondry
"Burnin'" - 1997 - Directed by Seb Janiak
"Revolution 909" - 1998 - Directed by Roman Coppola
"Fresh" - 1999 - Directed by Daft Punk

[edit] From Discovery

"One More Time" - 2001 - Directed by Kazuhisa Takenouchi
"Aerodynamic" - 2001 - Directed by Kazuhisa Takenouchi
"Digital Love" - 2001 - Directed by Kazuhisa Takenouchi
"Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" - 2001 - Directed by Kazuhisa Takenouchi
"Something About Us" - 2003 - Directed by Kazuhisa Takenouchi

Note: While marketed and broadcast on television as music videos, the Discovery videos were actually clips from Interstella 5555, an anime film produced as a visual component to the album. It could be said, then, that all the songs from Discovery were made into videos, but only the five listed above were released as promo videos.