About The Droids
1. Inspired by the 1977 release of Star Wars, Yves Hayat (synthesizers and sequencers) formed Droids along with Richard Lornac on keyboards and Jean-Paul Batailley on drums and tablas. Two of the guys performed the single (Do You Have) The Force on French TV in 1977 dressed as robots—which could explain the Daft Punk comparison. Star Peace came out a year later, and then the Droids were out. The LP is sought after for its kitsch appeal but also killer electronics and good vibes.
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Top Tracks
The Force (Part 1)
Do You Have the Force, Pt. 1
The Force (Part I)
The Force
Satellite
All I've Got
Divide by Zero
(Do you have) The Force
Kaleidoscope
Lights
Rise
Fury
Sequence
Headstrong
Illuminate
Dying Day
The Force Parts I & II
Over
Runaway
Flicker
Something to Say
Noise
Obstacle
Moment
Motion
Begin
14 - The Force (Part 1)
Renaissance De L'amour
Star Peace
01 (Do You Have) The Force Part 1
08 Shanti Dance Part 2
06 Be Happy Part 2
02 (Do You Have) The Force Part 2
09 Renaissance De L'Amour
03 Interspace
05 Be Happy Part 1
04 Tchoung Fou
The Force ( Part 1 )
Interspace
Do You Have the Force, Pt.1
be happy
Suspended in a Sunbeam
07 Shanti Dance Part 1
Dive
The Force (part 2)
Calling
Do You Have The Force
(Do You Have) The Force Part 1
(Do You Have) The Force (Part 2)
The Force (SSuk Edit)
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