Thomas Bangalter - Outrage

[@ArmyOfPoint5]

I used to pull this track up right before i took the field on football games. This would get my blood boiling and the adrenaline flowing, and it will forever be a part of my high school memories.

[@FuZZy-hc6lj]

nice ! :D

[@richlee509]

Kicking lumps out the other team

[@mouzardjeanne5928]

One of my favorite of this album!

[@calebdonaldson8770]

If there's any song that makes you feel like you can do ANYTHING, it's this song. With this much insane adrenaline burning through your veins and brains, you can tackle your greatest fear, bear your greatest pain, and surpass your most impossible challenge all within 6:28 minutes. 1,000 times stronger than cocaine at least.

[@Kristian.Ofsteng]

holy crap. Strong words O’wise one. Lol 👍🏻

[@zachb5507]

I wish that all of TB's solo songs were on iTunes

[@mikeoxsbigg1]

Just got the vinyl. Amazing

[@An-Eva-Enjoyer]

It's an outrage that this doesn't have more views.

[@oxxxid]

This track seems to have inspired Justice's Phantom pt1 & 2.

[@Gabijavm]

Definetly

[@polandball999]

Mashup idea???

[@evanhayden_art]

Phantom I & II sample Goblin's theme to Dario Argento's "Tenebre". Goblin made a lot of awesome tracks for his movies and this is my favorite. (I love Justice's homage as well!)

[@yo-boi-roy---_-]

Thomas Chill out

[@CosmicPandaMan]

Sounds like rolling and scratching a bit ;D

[@JVGSNOW]

rolling n scratching before daft

[@burndav]

Not really, actually : Outrage has been released in 2003 (Roulé 309). Rollin' & Scratchin' in 1995 ("da funk" side B, soma 25).

[@FuZZy-hc6lj]

I LOVE IT

[@gonzaguedonat]

Pump up the volume !

[@ceci7798]

when i hear this song i imagine an astronaut doing a spacewalk, but he gets hit by some space junk and floats away, desperately try to get back, to no avail. His only option being to watch as the shuttle gets smaller and smaller, and all he can do is observe the worst mistake of his life.

[@giuseppebonanno6353]

Wow.

[@calebdonaldson8770]

Space junk? More like Space funk! Turns out it was a Da Funk record player on the Voyager 1 satellite. Must be a lot of Emotion for that guy.

[@user-oz7cu2qj1g]

aw man does it get real around 2:45

[@violentinstincts]

RIP Daft Punk

[@ladokhuroshvili3879]

KHIDI & Ancient Methods brought me here

[@capatrateka]

search the main theme form dario argento's tenebrae... you will notice some "inspiration" :)

[@1Axonn]

+Jordan Gomez After Daft actually.

[@88LaurenJade]

Stress Motivation :

[@MusicChannel-fo6mq]

the dark side of paris

[@valeriodemicco9888]

look like alive???

[@ArbitraryOutcome]

Why does this give me Carpenter Brut vibes?

[@Littlekidlover63]

dead wrong phantom 1 was sampled, I'd say that phantom part 2 though sounds a bit like da funk by daft punk

[@DJNUBLIERU]

;)

[@lylathecreator5893]

a

[@wesgleeson]

This was such an unnecessary and disappointing final release for Roulé, all 3 track already featuring on the Irreversible soundtrack that all us die hard fans had already bought. Cop out

[@richlee509]

It's a great track

[@wesgleeson]

@@richlee509 I'd say all the Roulé releases had great tracks, not arguing that. What was disappointing, as someone who collected them at the time, was that this release contained only tracks that had already been released on Roulé, on the "Irreversible" album. So this was the only one I didn't buy for that reason. Now for collector's reasons maybe I regret not having the set. Just wished this release had some original content.