
Mind Playing Tricks On Me
An Isaac Hayes loop from Tough Guys, three verses by Scarface, and a rap record about fear rather than swagger.

An Isaac Hayes loop from Tough Guys, three verses by Scarface, and a rap record about fear rather than swagger.
Cale spotted a celesta in the studio, Warhol suggested paranoia, and the last track cut became the album's gentle opener.

Two chords built for jamming, Mickie Most in the producer's chair, and folk-pop suddenly acquired a shiver of paranoia.
Karges saw balloons released at a 1982 Rolling Stones show in Berlin and imagined them crossing the Wall.

Hay wrote the music in a Bermagui treehouse, and Greg Ham's saxophone hook does the rest.

Buckmaster spilled ink across his orchestral score and rewrote all of it in a day; Spedding's electric guitar prowls underneath.

Four writers including Chris Brown, a reissue bonus track, and two weeks at number one on anxiety alone.

Named for a 1920s pole-sitting fad, cut in Seattle in 1996, and now inseparable from Peep Show's opening titles.

Berry Gordy's son signed to Motown without telling him, then got Michael Jackson to sing the chorus uncredited.

Needlz produced it around The Joy Formidable's Whirring, and the punchline turns a reckless slogan into pure paranoia.