Listening to this for the 1st time back in 2007 was like a punch in my face. I wish i could go back to that punch 😩 Still in awe when i listen to Cross ✝︎
my only complaint is seeing them do this album live for like 5 years in a row expecting some kind of new music. but being able to see this live 5 times in a row wasn't really a bad thing.
@@hochgradisch daft punk album, one of my favs. It’s also a movie, it’s rlly good, it’s called interstella 5555 which is a movie that usss only music from the album.
I remember being in high school. There was this guy who invited a small group of us over to his place to smoke some joints. At some point, someone said, "Guys, there's this new album out, people are saying they’re the next Daft Punk..." And I was like, "The guys who made We Are Your Friends? The next Daft Punk? Lol." Then he played the album. And wow, it hit me like a ton of bricks. I’d been a huge Daft Punk fan since I was 10, endlessly looping their albums. But this... It was both connected to that legacy and entirely its own thing. Where Daft Punk spoke to my older brothers' generation, this was speaking directly to me, viscerally, in a way no other electro-house group ever had. The aggression, the groove, the raw rock 'n' roll energy that felt like smashing turntables to the ground, Hendrix-style... I knew instantly that this album would change the way I thought about music. We all looked at each other and just said, “This is insane.” It wasn’t just as impactful as a Daft Punk album-it felt like it was ours. I recently caught up with a few friends from that time, and we talked about the album. We still remember every track, know their order by heart, the music videos are burned into our minds, we even know all the remixes. And to this day, we still get chills when Genesis starts. I honestly think that album is the Discovery of my generation.
God, I fucking wish. There was nobody cool in high school like that. It was just me who'd go home, listen to Daft Punk, and cry. 20 years ago. Little has changed.
This album is one of those things that is famous but nobody ever talks about. I'm sure countless people know the first song even if they never gave it another thought. This had to have subtlely influenced the entire music scene around 2007 without anyone giving them credit. The whole dubstep time period in fact had so many forgotten trailblazers. Now that I think of it, remixes and samples of D.A.N.C.E. were everywhere, but I can't remember anyone knowing where it came from.
2007 was an interesting time for music. It was all so different and wild and amazing. I know I’m probably biasing it from my rose tinted glasses of my HS youth then, but there was something special of early social media days of music and sharing.
@@BloodOfTartarosfor instance Skrillex is a huge fan of this album, when he received his first grammy award in 2012 he mentionned this album in his speech. He also said that after listening to this he tried to emulate their sound for 3 years straight
I love dancing and working out to this. When I listened to D.A.N.C.E. and Waters of Nazareth for the first time, it changed my life. Thank you, Justice. Thank you for everything.
I wasn't exactly into it when I first heard it, but now im back again. I'm sure it affected my tastes. I like it how it breaks into the space you are, spicy.
Actually no ? Because there's blanks between tracks, I personally prefer listening to it on Deezer (or Spotify or any platform with seemless transition between tracks)
@@MagikLeo TH-cam can have seamless transitions, but they uploaded it with these gaps, this problem was in the old version of this video before they reuploaded it. I don't know why they did it like this.
Pretty cool that they actually upload the full album themselves in high quality. I get it that it's kinda aged at this point, but still rare to see artists do that, especially with a successful release.
I actually listen to another 10 year old album right now, and already consider it kind of "old". I know for a fact that most, say, 20 year olds wouldn't listen to that at all.
agreed, amazing track. What's crazy to me is how little is actually changed from the brothers johnson sample: th-cam.com/video/bQ8TCpaw4m0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=VinylForceFunkFran%C3%A7ois
Sophomore in college for me but same! One of my best friends introduced me to these guys around the time this album dropped. Lots of Cross and essential Mix. It's even better than I remember!
@@joseph-zoramcbride4029 man that UKF essential mix was awesome. There’s so many good episodes of that. Love the Feed Me one and NERO too. Great memories all around. Rose tinted lenses but late 00’s and early 2010’s were a good time
I remember back when this came out, I was transfixed, listened to it non-stop. When they came to London, they played in KOKO nightclub, got the tickets months in advance and paid £12,50 😂 at the entrance, scalpers were reselling them for £70 😩 I remember that Lilly Allen was in the queue as well, great times! The show was good, but the atmosphere was amazing!
Listening to this for the 1st time back in 2007 was like a punch in my face. I wish i could go back to that punch 😩 Still in awe when i listen to Cross ✝︎
Lmao that was a terrible year for me. I listened to this album a lot back in 2014 I think while cramming for tests late at night. Don't get me wrong, I love this album it was one of the highlights of my youth.
@@domcactus one minute to midnight for mee too Like is telling me a storie of someone that cant live without pain and suffering [ sorry Engl is not my forst language]
@@henryhill92you’re both right, this album is bright, full of groove, energy and fun, while at the same time being dark and violent. Bright with tracks like Newjack, DVNO, The Party, D.A.N.C.E and dark with Genesis, Stress, Waters of Nazareth
Recipe for greatness: Turn off lights Put Planet Earth on the TV on mute, any episode will do Consume intoxicating substance(s) Crank this album Watch and listen in awe as scenery and music magically sync up beautifully, works every time
This album seemed like a cult classic back then for some reason but now I really think Justice made some absolutely incredible musical groundwork in the realm of electronic music. Their first album just sounds so cool when you listen and so tightly wound and precisely put together. The music is so well produced that it has this healing quality I Can’t explain it
i graduated high school (2008) listening to DANCE and was introduced to the album. it just popped up on my feed, and nostalgia hit, amazing. Driving in Arizona, mustang, when things were just about to get worst, windows down, music and friends
Desde Cross hasta IRIS, pura obra maestra! Justice tiene una de las mejores carreras musicales de la historia para mí. No puedo esperar por lo que sigue!
I was so tickled when I finally popped this bad boy into my car stereo or home stereo back in college in 2008. Likely, I got mine from Best Buy or Target I worked for at the time. I was hoping they would blow up like Daft Punk did. Genesis is a bombastic opener here and a decent single if released or not. I was waiting for adverts to jump on the song a lot back then. Funny how we discover music through consumer adverts like that or not. But anyhow, I would use this album for background music while gaming on WinXP in downtime, dance around the bedroom and work on college studies. I loved the worlds this album took me cerebrally-speaking.
That opening is unmatched till this day.
That opening is my Godzilla-rising-out-of-the-sea music.
A great song to start the album
Genesis is so bossy 😎
Listening to this for the 1st time back in 2007 was like a punch in my face. I wish i could go back to that punch 😩
Still in awe when i listen to Cross ✝︎
And the ending is too
The album so good they had to release it twice
hard to believe it was 2007, still fresh!
@@__shaun__ it's timeless
“Yo dude I think they want it again”
“Dude it’s online for free”
“Nah let’s do it again.”
my only complaint is seeing them do this album live for like 5 years in a row expecting some kind of new music. but being able to see this live 5 times in a row wasn't really a bad thing.
How’s that?
one of the greatest electronic albums of all time
Fuck yeah 👏
This and Discovery are hands down my favourites in the genre
What is discovery? @@smithyMcjoe
@@hochgradisch daft punk album, one of my favs. It’s also a movie, it’s rlly good, it’s called interstella 5555 which is a movie that usss only music from the album.
Drukqs too
Up there with the greatest albums ever made in the genre.
Hey bro! Check this music channel pls! youtube.com/@electronicgold6752
no one of the best albums in music of all time
along with SebastiAn's Total
What would you say are other greatest albums in the genre?
@@atmaks_maks Daft Punk's Discovery, Mr Oizo's All Wet and Kavinsky's Outrun.
One of the most influential electronic albums of all time. People will remember this in 50 years time and into the beyond.
I hate you
Sounds like a load of bollocks to me
I remember being in high school. There was this guy who invited a small group of us over to his place to smoke some joints. At some point, someone said, "Guys, there's this new album out, people are saying they’re the next Daft Punk..." And I was like, "The guys who made We Are Your Friends? The next Daft Punk? Lol."
Then he played the album. And wow, it hit me like a ton of bricks.
I’d been a huge Daft Punk fan since I was 10, endlessly looping their albums. But this... It was both connected to that legacy and entirely its own thing. Where Daft Punk spoke to my older brothers' generation, this was speaking directly to me, viscerally, in a way no other electro-house group ever had. The aggression, the groove, the raw rock 'n' roll energy that felt like smashing turntables to the ground, Hendrix-style... I knew instantly that this album would change the way I thought about music.
We all looked at each other and just said, “This is insane.” It wasn’t just as impactful as a Daft Punk album-it felt like it was ours.
I recently caught up with a few friends from that time, and we talked about the album. We still remember every track, know their order by heart, the music videos are burned into our minds, we even know all the remixes. And to this day, we still get chills when Genesis starts. I honestly think that album is the Discovery of my generation.
God, I fucking wish. There was nobody cool in high school like that. It was just me who'd go home, listen to Daft Punk, and cry. 20 years ago. Little has changed.
What a great story. Have you seen them live yet?
Without debate, one of the absolute hardest album openers of all time. Makes you immediately want to knock over everything in your house.
Yup!
@@PapaPablo-ok4uespecially Waters of Nazareth
I've heard this probably three hundred times. The opening of "Genesis" still makes me stop the conversation, listen, and feel the wave wash over me.
You should hear it live
The transition into Phantom II killed my family in a landslide
this comment made me laugh
💀💀💀
They should have before u were born tbh.
@@MarsHarbor?????
@MarsHarbor i pissed myself laughing at that. it'll dry though. thank you.
Perfect christian music for this easter sunday
haha Yes! For us it was Ghosts Jesus He Knows Me cover which they put out on Easter.
This album is one of those things that is famous but nobody ever talks about. I'm sure countless people know the first song even if they never gave it another thought. This had to have subtlely influenced the entire music scene around 2007 without anyone giving them credit. The whole dubstep time period in fact had so many forgotten trailblazers.
Now that I think of it, remixes and samples of D.A.N.C.E. were everywhere, but I can't remember anyone knowing where it came from.
2007 was an interesting time for music. It was all so different and wild and amazing. I know I’m probably biasing it from my rose tinted glasses of my HS youth then, but there was something special of early social media days of music and sharing.
Interesting, indeed, but why do you mention Dubstep? I mean, what's the relationship between that and this album? Genuine question.
@@BloodOfTartaros DUBSTEP TIME PERIOD
@@BloodOfTartarosfor instance Skrillex is a huge fan of this album, when he received his first grammy award in 2012 he mentionned this album in his speech. He also said that after listening to this he tried to emulate their sound for 3 years straight
@@thomascatty379 That's interesting since this is kinda extra crunchy Daft Punk
New album is coming. I can feel it.
I think this is kinda confirmed that the 4th album is done ? Maybe my informations are wrong tho
@@MagikLeo yea they said it'll be coming this year but thats all the info we got
CROSS your fingers
they should make 10 albums per year
@@Carmadon100 That's too much pressure for the duo.
I love dancing and working out to this. When I listened to D.A.N.C.E. and Waters of Nazareth for the first time, it changed my life. Thank you, Justice. Thank you for everything.
your welcome sans
holy fuck sands under trails
This album is one of the pillars that form the subjective standard by which all other music is measured for me. All time greatness!
The only thing I complain about in my life is not having listened this album sooner. I listened it in 2016 and it is one of my favorites.
Same here
Never too late to bang your ed
I also listened to it for the first time in 2016, but that was the PERFECT time for me (I was 11).
Wait, what?
I wasn't exactly into it when I first heard it, but now im back again. I'm sure it affected my tastes. I like it how it breaks into the space you are, spicy.
Its been years.... since I last listened to this, I cannot recall.... glad I found me today.
one of the best albums of all time, a true masterclass of micro sampling and production.
Every Sunday. This is all the Church I need.✝
I did NOT expect a vídeo of the full album, good stuff! Now we can hear the transitions in their most clean form!
Actually no ? Because there's blanks between tracks, I personally prefer listening to it on Deezer (or Spotify or any platform with seemless transition between tracks)
@@MagikLeo same pain
i hope they notice it and edit this huge problem with youtube editing tool
@@MagikLeo TH-cam can have seamless transitions, but they uploaded it with these gaps, this problem was in the old version of this video before they reuploaded it. I don't know why they did it like this.
that is always kind of the nicest part of listening ot the album in a solid block. Just look at Plastic Beach's first couple tracks!
Pretty cool that they actually upload the full album themselves in high quality. I get it that it's kinda aged at this point, but still rare to see artists do that, especially with a successful release.
What do you mean it's "kind aged"? This album is absolutely timeless.
@@AmarilloMusicAB i think they meant that 'artists uploading the full albums themselves in high quality' is kinda aged, not this masterpiece
Na, the youngin meant the albums old.
I actually listen to another 10 year old album right now, and already consider it kind of "old". I know for a fact that most, say, 20 year olds wouldn't listen to that at all.
@swires1 I know 16 year olds more mature than grown-ups.
Merci du fond du coeur pour ce délicieux album. Je vous salut et au revoir.
Phantom Pt. II still hits hard after all these years, one of my all time favorite songs!
That transition from Phantom I to Phantom II never fails, it’s amazing
Newjack still the most unhinged beat after all these years. Still mind melting
It reminds me of Neon Indian, but more unhinged
agreed, amazing track. What's crazy to me is how little is actually changed from the brothers johnson sample: th-cam.com/video/bQ8TCpaw4m0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=VinylForceFunkFran%C3%A7ois
It was the first Justice song I ever heard! such a banger
Newjack is an absolute banger, the beat drop is amazing
I barely know Justice, but the vocal sounding part looks like how Gaspard (especially him smiling) would sound
Pinnacle of high school for me was discovering Justice. Grade 9 circa 2008. This album brings back so many memories
Sophomore in college for me but same! One of my best friends introduced me to these guys around the time this album dropped. Lots of Cross and essential Mix. It's even better than I remember!
@@joseph-zoramcbride4029 man that UKF essential mix was awesome. There’s so many good episodes of that. Love the Feed Me one and NERO too. Great memories all around. Rose tinted lenses but late 00’s and early 2010’s were a good time
I'm not religious, but this is one cross I always kneel for 🛐
Nice name 😎🤝
Excellent, now won't you forget the collection 😛
Herzog
preach, brother
oh hey its you, the terraria muramasa
Still sound so fresh!
Thank you, Justice, for making my exams week a lot groovier.
I remember back when this came out, I was transfixed, listened to it non-stop. When they came to London, they played in KOKO nightclub, got the tickets months in advance and paid £12,50 😂 at the entrance, scalpers were reselling them for £70 😩 I remember that Lilly Allen was in the queue as well, great times! The show was good, but the atmosphere was amazing!
BEST ALBUM OF ALL TIME.
Bros gonna get us a full album as if we’re not gonna let this slide, truly a Gaspar and Auge moment.
Something this year for sure
Maybe you’re making a joke I don’t get but they’re Gaspard and Xavier
Here in 2024 after all these years... Can't believe I almost forgot about Justice. This album is now changing my life for a second time!!!!!
JUSTICIA PARA TODOS!!!
🙏🙏
eso mismo.✝
não no brasil
cuando Justice dijo "YO SOY EL JUSTICIA" y empezo a justiciar a todos.
Gano la música carajo
🗿🚬
Sim!!!!
Wow I can't believe justice invented Christianity for this album 😇
😂😂😂
Badass design, tho. Pretty obvious reference to the monolith from Kubrick's 2001.
@@redjakOfficial u seen Tycho's Epoch album art? also gr8 album if u arent hip
@@redjakOfficial And to T-Rex's Electric Warrior album cover too
I believe
One of the best albums that I ever heard, love to this day.
Listening to this for the 1st time back in 2007 was like a punch in my face. I wish i could go back to that punch 😩
Still in awe when i listen to Cross ✝︎
I always felt like this was a perfect buddy album to Idealism by Digitalism. Love them both.
In the beginning God said "let there be light," and there was light.
Then God said "let there be music," and there was Justice.
Praise be
nice one !
I listened to this album a lot in 2018 and every time I listen to it again it takes me back to that beautiful year, my best year :'D
Your best years are still to come mate, I promise ya!
Lmao that was a terrible year for me. I listened to this album a lot back in 2014 I think while cramming for tests late at night. Don't get me wrong, I love this album it was one of the highlights of my youth.
i listen to it a lot this yr
It's been years since I listened to this album. I had forgotten how beautiful Valentine was, as soon as that melody hit, I couldn't help but cry.
Probably my most favourite album! 🤩✝️
Work in a record store and just put this up as my favourite album for staff picks… favourite film being Iron Giant. Obviously.
well, now i want to watch a version of the iron giant that is scored with justice music dang it, somebody get on that
@@acialist that is… the best idea I’ve ever heard
You’re doing good around you for promoting and sharing this amazing album
Great album to listen to on a snowy day I'm so glad I got this album please come back to the US
Let There Be Light is awesome.
This will forever be an amazing album
BEST. ALBUM. EVER.
Best ever, timeless
Зубодробительный альбом!
О фига, впервые вижу русского чела в коммах
Согласна
База
One of the best dark electronic albums of all time! Still rocking with it to this day
Same❤
Dark electronic? I love this album to death but dark is the last thing I'd call it. It's bright, camp and theatrical.
If you say so...
But songs like Genesis, Stress, or the last two feel especially dark to me.
@@domcactus one minute to midnight for mee too
Like is telling me a storie of someone that cant live without pain and suffering
[ sorry Engl is not my forst language]
@@henryhill92you’re both right, this album is bright, full of groove, energy and fun, while at the same time being dark and violent. Bright with tracks like Newjack, DVNO, The Party, D.A.N.C.E and dark with Genesis, Stress, Waters of Nazareth
One of the best starts to an album ever! Goosebumps
That intro is fucking legendary
✝✝✝WE MAKIN IT INTO HEAVEN WITH THIS ONE✝✝✝
Probably one of my favorite albums
I always loved this album
This album is so ahead of its time aesthetically and spiritually. Fucking INCREDIBLE vibes ✝
simply legendary album
Yeah! Epic album!
A Cross the Universe ❤
Recipe for greatness:
Turn off lights
Put Planet Earth on the TV on mute, any episode will do
Consume intoxicating substance(s)
Crank this album
Watch and listen in awe as scenery and music magically sync up beautifully, works every time
drugs are cringe
@@Anonymous-bi5pv me trying to find who tf asked:
Instead of drugs, try Cabernet d'Anjou (that could be a good name for a french electro band !)
Iconique, merci pour tout ce bonheur auditif.
JUSTICE !
Still at this day the best album intro ever produced in the electronic music history. Genesis is a bloody masterpiece.
ALL TIMER JUSTICE YOURE AN ALL TIMER
This album seemed like a cult classic back then for some reason but now I really think Justice made some absolutely incredible musical groundwork in the realm of electronic music. Their first album just sounds so cool when you listen and so tightly wound and precisely put together. The music is so well produced that it has this healing quality I
Can’t explain it
This album will always be peak Justice.
Hey bro! Check this music channel pls! youtube.com/@electronicgold6752
And Planisphere, I feel like Planisphere is peak Justice
This album was recommended to me while it had 666k views. So perfect.
Heathen
finally a definitive upload
My mom loves this album ❤
Best mom
Great mom
Based mom
i graduated high school (2008) listening to DANCE and was introduced to the album. it just popped up on my feed, and nostalgia hit, amazing. Driving in Arizona, mustang, when things were just about to get worst, windows down, music and friends
The Best Album ✝️
let there be Justice
What an absolute gem this album is!
16 years later and this album is still so ahead of its time ❤🔥
Holy sh*t it's been 16 years already
@@intiorozco5063 Yeah insane isn’t it
Enriches thy soul like no other
I cant even begin to put into words how good their whole discography is
Same, banger on banger on banger
Genesis is so good we're still recovering from it
I'm glad you guys uploaded the full album on your channel
Desde Cross hasta IRIS, pura obra maestra! Justice tiene una de las mejores carreras musicales de la historia para mí. No puedo esperar por lo que sigue!
Epic album ✝️✝️
cross
🛐
Justi
☮️☦️@vi0124 ✝️🛐
We need a ✝️ 2 album. We are your friends and we are waiting 🙌🏽💚
One of my all time favorites
Hey bro! Check this music channel pls! youtube.com/@electronicgold6752
It´s hard to believe this album was from 2007!
Maybe the best of this century
this album is real electronic music , a true masterpiece
Thank you for this. It brings back so many memories. I've listened to this album countless times.
I was in college at the time this came out. Saw them at Coachella 2007 along with LCD Soundsystem in the same tent. Amazing
i think this is the album i have listened the most amount of times other than the music projects i composed
eternal banger
This is what inspired Zedd to start producing his own music!
mais quelle tuerie ce truc!!! 2024, pas une ride!! je kiff ma race sur ma chaise de bureau, l'haluuuuuuuu!!! merci Justice
My favorite album of all time ❤❤❤ I wish I would have discovered Justice sooner.
Even though I only caught onto Justice recently, they quickly became one of my most listened to artists in the span of two months!
Same goes for me, after Daft Punk this became my favorite band
@@aylincamilagonzaleschambil7793 soulmate
@@MultiClittle if you say so 😄
Shit was really ahead of its time and a classic simultaneously
Genesis has the best intro section ever
Bringing that OG Godziller energy
Literally the best album made in garage band
And cubase*
@@Datadread-official 🤓🤓🤓
@@humanpart2 ?
My 4 favorite techno albums..this one..all daft punks..armand vanhelden gandi kahn..all prodigy albums..i never get sick of this album..
I love how the songs transitions are so smooth
A toast to this beautiful masterpiece and all those fortunate enough to witness it!...
I was so tickled when I finally popped this bad boy into my car stereo or home stereo back in college in 2008. Likely, I got mine from Best Buy or Target I worked for at the time. I was hoping they would blow up like Daft Punk did. Genesis is a bombastic opener here and a decent single if released or not. I was waiting for adverts to jump on the song a lot back then. Funny how we discover music through consumer adverts like that or not. But anyhow, I would use this album for background music while gaming on WinXP in downtime, dance around the bedroom and work on college studies. I loved the worlds this album took me cerebrally-speaking.
Cross was a defining time in my life
The easiest way to make my shoulders dance
I really wonder if I will ever hear something in my life that will top this.... it's gonna be hard and I doubt something will come along.
I can think of a couple, the album is definitely up there with ok computer and imagine dragons.
Only Discovery is on this level in the genre.
Go listen to Overwerk - nth any album
Same, never will I hear something this cool
Yeah! ❤️
This album does not miss. Stress, Waters of Nazareth, both Phantom's, Genesis, DVNO, DANCE, it's nonstop.