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October 26, 2007

Justice, Answers Sought

Haven't seen many simple video interviews with the Justice guys like this before, thought you D.A.N.C.E. fiends may wanna take a watch. Blender.com invited Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay to have some drinks during CMJ, getting the guys to open up about the inspiration for naming their title † and otherwise talk shop all while providing intercuts to the duo's libations and lovingly subtitling the proceedings for those rusty in the French accent deciphering department.

We find out what they love listening to (everything on the Fabriclive 37 album they curated, featuring "what could look like the worst tracklist ever ... to French people") and that much-blogged, MJ/Stevie/Prince et al Jimmy Kimmel appearance: T wanted to take advantage of having "free expression on American TV on peak time." 1AM, "peak time"? Fair enough, 1AM probably is peak time for listening to Justice. And the headline? Inspired by the front page of yesterday's NY Metro. Here's to you, NY commuters.

Watch the whole Q&A at Blender.com.

And you really should have this:

Justice - "D.A.N.C.E. (Les Rythmes Digitales Remix)" (MP3)

Enjoy.

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4 Comments

where i can download this track?

Posted by: ashton at 10/28/07 2:29 AM | Reply
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where can i download this track?

Posted by: ashton at 10/28/07 2:30 AM | Reply
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That Blender guy was sooo intimidated by Xavier's accent....

Posted by: Michelle at 10/28/07 2:40 AM | Reply
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had it.

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