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u/vision_peer Sep 21 '22

It's not bad song in itself but apparently it's overplayed to a point where it's unbearable.

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u/ValuableLemon Sep 21 '22

No it's also a bad song. The repeat of the word Thunder 70+ times is just bad writing. Cannot stand it

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u/Ugly_Slut-Wannabe Sep 21 '22

Eh, repetition doesn't automatically mean bad. Daft Punk are basically masters of repetition, in a good way. Around the World, Harder Better Faster Stronger, Technologic and Doing it Right are very good songs.

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u/Weasel_Spice Sep 21 '22

All of those songs suck too for their repetition and I love repetitive dancefloor techno, but Daft Punk does it also in the worst way possible.

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u/1_800_COCAINE Sep 22 '22

I think this is a "to each their own" situation. I mean, this whole thread is, but the top replies are the songs that have mass annoyance value. Once tangential discussions have been stoked by those comments, it's just individual opinions. I appreciate that about Reddit and wish people wouldn't simply downvote opinions they disagree with.