Boom Bip has made an amazing new Neon Neon mix exclusively for Pitchfork. The 35-minute set features 1980s and 90s pop, electronic, and disco tracks that served as inspirations for Neon Neon’s revved-up electro-pop, plus Neon Neon rarities and a few words by Har Mar Superstar.
From the Italo horror-rock source material for Justice’s “Phantom” to coked-out early-80s electro by Neil Young (from Trans), Paul McCartney (much-blogged McCartney II cut “Temporary Secretary”), and more typical synth wielders like Kraftwerk and Tears for Fears, to giddy dance-pop by Debbie Gibson, Janet Jackson, and Prince, DeLorean might’ve found plenty here to soundtrack his hedonistic exploits.
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TRACKLIST
- Neon Neon – Theme Song
- Goblin – Tenebre
- Neil Young – Sample and Hold
- Paul McCartney – Temporary Secretary
- Kraftwerk – Numbers (Wicked Mix)
- Tears for Fears – Mother’s Talk
- Neon Neon – Raquel (Extended Mix)
- Debbie Gibson – Only In My Dreams (Extended Club Mix)
- Janet Jackson – Pleasure Pricipal (Eli Edit)
- Prince – I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man
- Neon Neon – Fuckin’ Off Cover (Outtake)
That final track is a cover of Jan Hammer (of Miami Vice Crockett’s Theme fame) Don’t You Know.
