Rock / rockabilly punk gets its engine rebuilt with dangerous vintage voltage as BLANKEY JET CITY reload D.I.J.のピストル — D.I.J. no Pisutoru, meaning “D.I.J.’s Pistol” — in its Remastered 2026 form. Originally from the 1993 album C.B.Jim, the song is pure Blankey mythology: garage heat, juvenile outlaw poetry, rockabilly fumes, and that special Benji vocal sneer that sounds like a leather jacket learned sarcasm. This remaster does not modernize the chaos so much as polish the switchblade; the riffs still twitch, the rhythm section still kicks like a getaway car, and the whole thing feels like a comic-book delinquent anthem drawn in gasoline.
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