Showing posts with label justice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label justice. Show all posts

Thursday, January 29, 2009

feeling sooo lazy today

So here are three old remixes of Justice


Justice - Phantom Pt II (Boys Noize Unreleased Turbine)
Justice - Stress (Auto Remix)
Justice - Valentine (Vega Remix)

One day when I actually DJ I want a picture taken of my setup, so I can compare it to this one, my first setup.

Monday, January 26, 2009

this isn't a secret

But I still think it's real cool to hear original source material for songs:

Title song from the soundtrack of a 1980s Dario Argento slasher film -
Goblin - Tenebre

à la electro:
Justice - Phantom



Please endure my shitty photoshops, now that I am using pictures I decided it will be my practice for learning photoshop.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

here's some more

Phonat - Learn to Recycle and Skitso Dancer (Justice Remix) by Scenario Rock are my two jams of the week!

Wednesday, October 01, 2008

bands/music/blogging

Lo-Hi-Fnk - where was I on that one? Cute as Cut Copy, not quite as good but cuter. Well, no one can be as good as In Ghost Colours era Cut Copy. If it was Bright Like Neon Love Cut Copy I would have to choose my words more wisely.

You Love Her Coz She's Dead - Too many bands that sounds like Crystal Castles now? I like the one song, tho. You know, the one all the blogs are posting (or I'd assume so).

BLOGHAUS - I feel like there is something fundamentally wrong with me in being obsessed with "indie-electro" ie electro/electroclub/BLOGHOUSE. Seriously, live bands and real instruments do nothing for me anymore. Really, they never did much in the first place. I think I had been waiting all my life for this movement of music. That sounds pretty gay.

MGMT - I kind of don't want to like them anymore just because of what surrounds them. Luckily (for myself) I am not punk.

HIPSTERRUNOFF - Amazing or terrible? I say the former, but what do I know? I am a terrible blogger. I rarely write more than one line and I go through months where I don't write at all.

Justice - A Cross the Universe - Lame? Who gives a fuck? Aside from being embarrassed in my own sex for all the titties flashin all over, it made my heart beat. Same with Soulwax's Part of the Weekend Never Dies (altBro).

I think that's what it is - Electro makes my heart beat. I always was too shy/ashamed to dance and I think it's cos electro never existed. I was never able to dance until now to the only music that doesn't make me look completely derelict when attempting to dance.

Speaking of Crystal Castles, why is their shit exploding, well, has been or did? Chiptunes being hawt? Since when? I know they old news but still. Ppl at HK go nuuuuuts for that shit.

I got a laptop. So I think I can start being a real DJ. I get DJ software Thursday. Along with more musix. Thanks Eric.

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

keedz

The mystery is kind of solved. For the most part, anyhow.

Keedz ≠ Justice

Here is the full story taken from smokeitalready.blogspot.com

"Keedz are Universal France new Justice.

Yep, give it a year and they are trying to sell out your style of sound. Justice gained a huge ball of popularity during 2007, esp. with their super banger track DANCE.

"Stand On The Word” was first ever recorded live in the First Baptist Church in Crown Heights, NYC, in 1982. Soon after the church pressed up a couple of hundred copies for the congregation, a couple of blocks away from Walter Gibbons’ Jus Born recording studios. Walter Gibbons had already turned new born Christian since a few years, avid Gospel records collector with that; and played the original recording often behind the counter at the 7th av. Rock and Soul shop were he worked. Walter Gibbons must be credited to have revealed this Phyllis McKoy Joubert song to New York most discerning DJs and soulful dance music aficionados, as it quickly became a Garage, Loft and Zanzibar club classic and ended up remixed by Tony Humphries for this wider release.

But then DJ Larry Levin re-edited it and made it an instant disco favorite. This is when Justice used his re-edit to create their song, DANCE."

Here is a link to one of the original remixes, not the original track though. http://fairtilizer.com/tracks/10577

In case anyone was interested. I was.

I am an atheist and all, but I find this song, both the Keedz version and Larry Levan Mix, very rousing. I really enjoy it.

Oh and the Keedz version if you'd like to hear both:
http://hypem.com/track/596538/Keedz-Stand+on+the+Word