– Customer review on 30/04/2007

Daft Punk's third album 'Human After All' has nothing on previous efforts 'Discovery' and 'Homework'. It's all monotonous electro-punk, and tracks like 'Robot Rock', 'Technologic' and 'Emotion' will really test your patience. A disappointing return to the music scene by former great house producers. Invest in 'Discovery' and 'Homework', which despite their age, still sound a million times more vibrant than this.

– Customer review on 13/09/2006

this album for me is one of the better dance albums to be made recently it has a very loud and obnoxious sound to it that hasnt really been matched by anything so far. has some great tracks on here like pretty much every track and is a record that will rattle your walls and break your glasswware and probably anything else you got in your house.

– Customer review on 31/08/2006

this is a pretty good daft punk cd, for all those fans out there who like their electronica beats and rock anthems. while some of the noises at the start of the song human after all get on my nerves, i still quite like the song, though it is a lot too repetitive for my liking. an average cd, bit boring at times.