Cover art by Antonio Prohías
If you recognize a few of these songs, you’ll immediately recognize the organizing principle of this mixtape – incessant eighth notes refracted through a Neil Hefti (Batman) and Henry Mancini (Peter Gunn), 1960s pop espionage aesthetic – sometimes bent into surprising permutations. “The Lemon Song?” Yeah, really. HT to Matthew Specktor on that one.
86-minute, mostly-lossless-sourced, volume-equalized 320kbps mix here
- Broken Days (outtake) – Bob Dylan
- Brand New Cadillac – The Clash
- The Lemon Song (edit) – Led Zeppelin
- Car Song – Elastica
- Hey Bulldog – The Beatles
- TV Baby – Magazine
- No Dark Things – Echo & The Bunnymen
- Batman Theme – Neil Hefti
- Candy Apple – Dipstick
- Peter Gunn (Max Sedgley Remix) – Sarah Vaughn
- Secret Agent Man – DEVO
- Planet Claire – The B-52’s
- Millionenspiel – Can
- Map Ref 41° N 93° W (alternate version) – Wire
- Incident on South Street – The Lounge Lizards
- Top Floor, Bottom Buzzer – Morphine
- (Drawing) Rings Around the World – Super Furry Animals
- Rose Garden Funeral of Sores (live) – Bauhaus
- On Top of the World – Cheap Trick
- Fried Chicken and Gasoline – Southern Culture on the Skids
- Happy-Go-Lucky Local (Night Train) – Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery
- Peter Gunn – Henry Mancini
- God Save the Queen (instrumental version) – The Sex Pistols