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Actually pretty good, this version is way different, but it’s executed really well

The String in Phantom II. Is from “Boney M - Sunny”

After he heard Teachers by Daft Punk…

18:24 teachers but it’s a little odd…

David Kent - Madness (2004)

Banana slip

The fan crew is full of weirdos man...

2:29 cant wait for Daft Punk to un-disband and release Phoenix in 19997

I Like Who They Sampled Newer Songs, Mostly 9 Songs From The 2000s

00:00 Intro 00:47 Revl9n - Walking Machine (called Someone Like You on digital release) 04:14 Daft Punk - Human After All 08:56 Mylo - Paris Four Hundred 13:22 Editors - Camera 16:35 The Rakes - We Danced Together 19:41 Kelis feat. $hort - Bossy 22:58 Kavinsky - Testarossa Autodrive 26:25 Benjamin Theves - Texas 31:44 Das Pop - Fool For Love 36:27 Bloc Party - I Still Remember 40:20 Klaxons - Golden Skans 44:46 Annie - Happy Without You 49:49 Nadiya - Tous Ces Mots :)

i thought they sampled ‘suspense accents 06’ from imovie’s ilife sound pack on stress?

7:12 also sampled for dramatic “shock” soundbite in many shows n cartoons

having a devo sample from the intro of a music video is such a dumb deep cut & i love it

Like it btw

didn't know justice sampled prodigy

I knew for a fact when i listened to it that it was the horns from the Godzilla theme.

I’ve heard this before … Deadmau5 is coming to mind but I’m not sure, this sounds like early bigroom. I’d say before or after 2010 The run time of the track is also reminiscent of early bigroom id assume this is the original version or an extended/ club mix version, definitely not a radio edit, could be a release version however many bigroom tracks had original versions which were usually the “extended or full version”

back to da fungeth

There's also missing samples on D.A.N.C.E. including vocals

ok that slipknot sample threw me for a fuckin loop

3:28 how is finding a sample like this even possible lol

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lmao, i remember hearing about an interview with justice where they mentioned microsampling, and a sample from slipknot.. glad to know we found the sample

4:43 Tenebræ is from 1982 not 1995

cheese

love you men

the og Gozilla sample is : ruclips.net/video/XXEYVQtLXFk/видео.html

this is cool find

what's wrong with this picture?

This is so well put together - awesome job!!

OMG. I finally found it. This is the sick track from the Trailer of Guns & Gulaabs. Been searching for this for 9 months. LOVE THIS

It's technicaly not possible cause the Every Single Day sample you show is from 2002 and the goat made his first song in 1995 so it's not possible

d e a d m a u 5

oh my god it’s been forever nice find! 🔥

OH YEAH, OH YEAH, OH YEAH YEAHYEAHYEAH

I ❤ it, so acurate

Fair play isn’t Punjabi garage an actual thing in London ?

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Idk it sounds pretty good for fan made ❤I like it even if it’s not Todd

It also samples the drum break from the 12-inch mix of "Go West" by Village People, which Joel took it from XX-Large Club Edition 3 by Best Service (labeled as "3X 128 06B").

Pretty Cool Sample ! I love deadmau5

Sample haters see this and think "How unoriginal! Record some real instruments, it's not that hard. Quit stealing!"

God damn never truly knew how many samples they used for this. Crazy.

~EVERY SINGLE DAYYYY~

Quick little error: The samples from Jocko Homo only actually appear in a short film called "The Truth About De-Evolution" which contains Jocko Homo in the soundtrack. Jocko Homo itself doesn't have the synth riff. Edit: Turns out, it's only contained in the 1974 demo version of the track.

Underrated video

Are you going to do more Justice sample videos using the recently found samples?

That's right, the french invented Future Funk.

Here's a fun sample you missed for Stress: "M1308 - Gekitotsu!! 100-Oku Pawā no Senshi-tachi (part. 3) - Clash!! 100,000,000 Powerful Warriors" The violins here were sampled and pitched down to act as the main lead of the song, however, Justice is not the only French creator who use this as a sample. Kavinsky in his song titled "Rampage" also used this as the lead for his song, but his usage of it is less choppy and prominent than Justice's usage of it. I just thought it was cool to mention it since it's such a great sample to listen to!