Um.

The hell?

fark...subby got my hopes up for a second.

The only part that made sense was feeling up Sarah Silverman at the end...

I never jumped on the Justice bandwagon, but I liked it. They did something different and interesting there. Besides, unless it's Daft Punk most electronic music is boring as shiat to watch live.

heh. I think i'd rather see this then just them with the Big Cross on stage like usual.


But it's more about the dancing anyways.

Rick James: D.E.A.D.Ain't.He?

ugh

Very nice

I have this MP3 and I had no idea that's what they looked like. Actual instruments and everything (I'm assuming they're playing them).

darkyn I hope you're kidding.. the actually group is the two guys who tune the radio at the start. The actors are just so that there's something to watch on TV better than their current live show (play with ableton live behind fake marshall stacks and unused synthersizer.com modular system, smoke cigarettes, pump fists)

/seen them live 3 times

Awww, did someone realize their song wasn't as compelling or interesting without their video playing along with it? Poor things.

Count-Blah: I hope you're kidding.

I am not; no idea who the actual musicians were/are. I guess that's what happens when you get your new music from Internet radio.

Count-Blah: better than their current live show (play with ableton live behind fake marshall stacks and unused synthersizer.com modular system, smoke cigarettes, pump fists)

I'm pretty sure that they prepare the music beforehand, and they're actually just sending each other lolcats over MSN.

darkyn: Count-Blah: I hope you're kidding.

I am not; no idea who the actual musicians were/are. I guess that's what happens when you get your new music from Internet radio.

Friends are usually good for finding new music...

btw this was like, 6 months ago...

Courtney Cox-Zucker: Awww, did someone realize their song wasn't as compelling or interesting without their video playing along with it? Poor things.

seriously, wut.
Do you hear electronic music, imagine them at a laptop, and suddenly get bored?

If it's a video - music video, late night performance, or six-month-old youtube link on Fark - they're going to need to merge audio and visual presentations. How does this speak on the musical quality of the song itself?

For Justice fans, check out (in no particular order)
Kap10Kurt
Danger
Villains
Busy P
Phones
MSTRKRFT

and darkyn I hope I didn't sound snobby when I asked if you were kidding, cool that you like justice.

Count-Blah: darkyn I hope I didn't sound snobby when I asked if you were kidding

Not at all. Thanks for posting the list.

deevo: seriously, wut.
Do you hear electronic music, imagine them at a laptop, and suddenly get bored?

Sorry, but I think this song is a forgettable piece of bubble gum. It's a relatively catchy tune but, beyond that, without the video (which is awesome) it wouldn't even constitute a blip on my pop culture radar.

I'm not opposed to electronic music. Maybe they have other songs I'd actually like, but this ain't one of them.

Count-Blah

Thanks, I'll check those out. I already know MSTRKRFT, it's the dude from DFA 1979.

That's kind of a fun performance concept, but the music sucked unbearably. Worst synthetic 'slap bass' I've ever heard and damn, how hard is it to find a singer that can stay in key these days? Couldn't they at least Autotune that painful caterwauling?

MikoSquiz: That's kind of a fun performance concept, but the music sucked unbearably. Worst synthetic 'slap bass' I've ever heard and damn, how hard is it to find a singer that can stay in key these days? Couldn't they at least Autotune that painful caterwauling?

congratulations for completely missing the entire point of the song. if you listened to more than dream theater and rush, you might understand that this song is an homage to the kid soul groups of the 70s and 80s. it sounds that way on purpose.

I really don't like the song, but I have to give them credit for the creativity of the presentation. The actual video is one of the best from last year.

Wow. It's like a gay version of KISS.

I saw this when it first aired. I insisted to my friend that it was Barry Manilow, not Rod Stewert. He later agreed with me.

One part Junior/Senior's Hey Hey My My Yo Yo, 3 parts Daft Punk, and 15 parts some of the worst singing I've ever heard.

/worse than Antony Hagerty
//worse than Regina Spektor
///worse than Britney Spears
////worse than Amy Lee

Count-Blah: For Justice fans, check out (in no particular order)
Kap10Kurt
Danger
Villains
Busy P
Phones
MSTRKRFT

and darkyn I hope I didn't sound snobby when I asked if you were kidding, cool that you like justice.

Word, also Death from Above 1979 obbbbbvs :P

austerity101: One part Junior/Senior's Hey Hey My My Yo Yo, 3 parts Daft Punk, and 15 parts some of the worst singing I've ever heard.

/worse than Antony Hagerty
//worse than Regina Spektor
///worse than Britney Spears
////worse than Amy Lee

"Dude you don't want to get into an argument with me, I'm way more unique than you and my taste is wayyyy better so you better stay clear because you're musicniqueness is way beneath me."

/post your own music before bashing Grammy nominated, critically acclaimed music... wahhhh i'm so sad my band can't hit top 50 in the UK :( :( :( wahhhhhhhhhhh WAHHHHHHHHHHHH loser

TheDuderino:

/post your own music before bashing Grammy nominated, critically acclaimed music... wahhhh i'm so sad my band can't hit top 50 in the UK :( :( :( wahhhhhhhhhhh WAHHHHHHHHHHHH loser

I'm classical-thread.

Since when does being nominated for/winning a Grammy mean anything as far as quality of music is concerned? (See: Oscars)

Also, what credentials do critics have, other than already having a job?

/I just happen to hate all those singers
//plus the one from this video

TheDuderino: Count-Blah: For Justice fans, check out (in no particular order)
Kap10Kurt
Danger
Villains
Busy P
Phones
MSTRKRFT

and darkyn I hope I didn't sound snobby when I asked if you were kidding, cool that you like justice.

Word, also Death from Above 1979 obbbbbvs :P

You missed Digitalism...

OK, never heard of these guys either. But the song sounds like it's sung by the same kid who sang "Pass the Dutchie"... seems more like it should be on Sesame Street, not Kimmel.

God damn it idiots. It's a sample. Which of those grown men do you think sings like that? You're all full of so much FAIL right now.

I want to feel up Sarah Silverman.

bingo the psych-o: Wow. It's like a gay version of KISS.

FTFY

/Just kidding.
//Only Paul Stanley swings that way
///Or so I've heard

TheDuderino: Count-Blah: For Justice fans, check out (in no particular order)
Kap10Kurt
Danger
Villains
Busy P
Phones
MSTRKRFT

and darkyn I hope I didn't sound snobby when I asked if you were kidding, cool that you like justice.

Word, also Death from Above 1979 obbbbbvs :P

The MSTRKRFT remix of D.A.N.C.E. is way better than the original, imho: Link (new window)

This video re-edit is still a little slow. The actual MSTRKRFT track is bumpin'.

There are songs I enjoy being able to dance to while not liking the song itself. This is one of them, "Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)" is another.

I don't get the huge success of Justice, Pitchfork was fellating "Waters of Nazareth" 2 years ago. MSTRKRFT and Digitalism, as mentioned earlier, are a lot better...

lostsatellite: congratulations for completely missing the entire point of the song. if you listened to more than dream theater and rush, you might understand that this song is an homage to the kid soul groups of the 70s and 80s. it sounds that way on purpose.

Funnily enough, I loathe Dream Theater and love the stuff this song's imitating. (Jury's out on Rush) The problem here is that these guys don't know 70s kid soul from a smelly rectal cavity, and have the musical talent of lint.