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The Miami Vice II soundtrack (1986) perfectly encapsulates the neon-noir, synth-heavy atmosphere of the iconic television series. It features a blend of atmospheric instrumentals from Jan Hammer and vocal tracks from major 1980s pop, rock, and R&B artists. The tracks on the album include: "Mercy" by Steve Jones: A hard-driving, guitar-heavy rock track driven by the former Sex Pistols guitarist, setting a tough, gritty tone."Send It to Me" by Gladys Knight & the Pips: A smooth yet upbeat R&B/soul track that brings a classic groove to the show's intense nighttime driving scenes. "Take Me Home" by Phil Collins: An atmospheric, driving pop anthem that has become synonymous with the emotional, high-stakes moments of Miami Vice."The Last Unbroken Heart" by Patti LaBelle and Bill Champlin: A powerful, soaring pop-soul duet that perfectly encapsulates the dramatic and romantic tension of the series. "Crockett's Theme" by Jan Hammer: The iconic, moody, and deeply evocative instrumental piece that serves as the definitive musical signature of Detective James "Sonny" Crockett."When the Rain Comes Down" by Andy Taylor: A sleek, punchy rock tune performed by the Power Station/Duran Duran guitarist. "Lover" by Roxy Music: A sophisticated, stylish, and art-pop driven song led by Bryan Ferry, mirroring the show's emphasis on high fashion and elegance."Lives in the Balance" by Jackson Browne: A thought-provoking, socially conscious folk-rock track featuring a prominent, rhythmic Latin beat. "In Dulce Decorum" by The Damned: A brooding, post-punk/gothic rock song that provides a darker, more intense backdrop for the show's grittier undercover operations."Miami Vice: New York Theme" by Jan Hammer: A pulsating, synthesizer-heavy instrumental that brings the show's signature electronic sound to the streets of New York.