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"Way back in 1980, Paul McCartney was exploring his interest in electronic music on the solo album McCartney II. Being Paul McCartney, he managed to land a song from the oddball sessions (&amp;quot;Coming Up&amp;quot;) atop the pop charts; however, much of the album, as epitomized by the popcorn-synth sound of &amp;quot;Temporary Secretary,&amp;quot; was 8-bit music before the world had a chance to create any nostalgic distance from those early days of computing and video games. &amp;#xA0;\r\nVideo Gallery: Paul McCartney: Best of the Solo Years\r\nMcCartney has always been fascinated with electronic music. His  interest in the musique concrete of Karlheinz Stockhausen led to the  composer&amp;apos;s inclusion as one of the cutouts on the Sgt. Pepper album  cover, and he has been making occasional records as the Fireman with  Killing Joke co-founder Youth for 20 years. So it comes as little  surprise that he&amp;apos;d jump at the chance to record with the Bloody  Beetroots, the stage name of the one-man Italian &amp;quot;dance-punk&amp;quot; innovator  who calls himself Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo.\r\n&amp;quot;Out of Sight&amp;quot; (which also features Youth) finds the old Beatle appealing to the stadium EDM crowd in a heavily thumping, airily melodic track on which he wails in his finest Little Richard mode. Rifo &amp;#x2013; the masked performer identifiable by the year of his  birth, 1977, tattooed across his chest &amp;#x2013; was presumably still in diapers  when McCartney was recording McCartney II."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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