Super 16 (song)

"Super 16" is a song by German Krautrock band, Neu!, from their second album "Neu! 2" (1973). The song caused controversy on the album's release because it was one of two "remixes" of the previously released Neu! song, "Super". "Super 16" and "Super 78" were named so because they are the same song slowed to 16 rpm and sped up to 78 rpm respectively. All three versions were released on the same album. This was done simply because the band had spent the whole recording budget but only produced half an album's worth of material. This technique was criticized by some for being a cheap gimmickFact|date=October 2007, but others recognized it as a pop art statementFact|date=October 2007.

The song became the theme song to 1976 martial arts cult classic, "Master of the Flying Guillotine", by Jimmy Wang Yu. This film was later referenced by Quentin Tarantino in "Kill Bill Volume 1", and a short portion of this song was used. It was also included in the soundtrack.