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Hey Dirty Disco fam! Buckle up, because the beat just dropped on some seriously funky news. A LEGO recreation of Daft Punk’s legendary Alive 2007 tour stage has powered up to the review stage for possible production as an official set. Yep, that iconic pyramid could be yours to build, brick by electrifying brick. Let’s dive into why this is the ultimate mashup of music and nostalgia, and why it’s got us hyped here at dirtydiscoradio.com.
If you’ve ever vibed to Daft Punk, you know Alive 2007 wasn’t just a tour, it was a revolution. Picture a towering pyramid pulsing with LED lights, massive screens, and beats so heavy they’d rattle your soul. This wasn’t your average gig; it was a full-on audiovisual experience that redefined live electronic music. The tour’s live album even nabbed a Grammy, cementing its status as a cultural juggernaut. Now, that legacy might just get the LEGO treatment.
So, what’s this LEGO set all about? It’s a 2,000-piece love letter to Daft Punk’s Alive 2007 stage, dreamed up by fan Patrick Harboun and his son. The star of the show is that pyramid, complete with a motorized rotating box of transparent bricks and overhead lights that recreate the tour’s dazzling effects. You’ll also get minifigures of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, rocking their signature robot helmets. It’s like a mini rave you can assemble, one that’s “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” than your average LEGO kit.
This whole thing started as a lockdown passion project. Harboun, a Daft Punk stan from way back, teamed up with his son to build something epic during the 2020 grind. What began as a creative escape blew up on LEGO Ideas, the platform where fans pitch designs for official sets. After racking up 10,000 supporters, it’s now in the hands of LEGO’s review team, who’ll test it for playability, safety, and brand fit. If it passes? We’re looking at a real-deal set you could snag off the shelf.
Daft Punk didn’t just make music, they built a universe. The Alive 2007 tour was peak robot rock, blending sound and visuals into something unforgettable. This LEGO set captures that magic, giving fans a tangible piece of history. And with LEGO already dropping music-inspired kits—like turntables and studio gear, a Daft Punk set feels like the next big drop in their lineup. Imagine building this bad boy while blasting “One More Time”, pure bliss.
Want to help make this happen? Swing by the LEGO Ideas page and throw your support behind it. The more love it gets, the better its shot at production. You can check out the full scoop and vote here. Let’s get this pyramid built, fam!
This LEGO set is more than just plastic, it’s a chance to relive Daft Punk’s glory days and add some serious flair to your collection. Picture it: lights flashing, pyramid spinning, and you, the mastermind behind it all. So here’s to hoping LEGO says yes, because we’re ready to “Lose Ourselves to Dance” with this one. Stay tuned, Dirty Disco heads, and let’s keep the beat alive!
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