List of music releases featuring a vocoder

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The following music releases feature a vocoder:

• ABBA - "Under Attack" from The Visitors
• Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock the Album, 1981
• Air - Moon Safari, 1998
• Alan Parsons Project - "The Raven" from Tales of Mystery and Imagination, 1976
• Alvin Lucier - "North American Time Capsule" from Vespers and Other Early Works, 1967
• Ami Onuki - "Aishuu Deito (New York City Nights)" from The Hit Parade, 2002
• Beck - "Milk & Honey" from Midnite Vultures, 1999
• Beastie Boys - Intergalactic
• Bomfunk MC's - "Other Emcees" & "Sky is the Limit" from In Stereo, 1998. "Super Electric", "Freak it on", "Steady Rockin'" from Burnin' Sneakers, 2002
• Boney M - "Nightflight to Venus", from Nightflight to Venus, 1978
• Bosco - "Satellite" from Action, 2001
• David Bowie, who used vocoders on a number of his albums in the 1970s
• Bruce Haack - "Mean Old Devil" from Electric Lucifer, 1970
• The Buggles - "I Love You (Miss Robot)" from The Age Of Plastic, 1980
• Cameo - "Word Up" from Word Up!, 1986
• Casco - "Cybernetic Love (Vocal)", 1983
• Cher - "Believe", 1998 Does NOT use a vocoder as commonly believed, it is an auto-tuner on max settings.
• Computor Rockers - Tech-No-Rock, 2004
• Crotchduster - "Mammal Sauce", from Big Fat Box Of Shit, 2004
• Cyber People - Doctor Faustu's, 1986
• Cybotron - "El Salvador", from Enter, 1983
• Cynic - Focus, 1993
• Daft Punk - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Data 80 - Data 80, 2003
• Debbie Deb - When I Hear Music, 1983
• Deep Purple - "Call of the Wild" from The House Of Blue Light, 1987
• Digital Game - I'm Your Boogieman, 1985
• DJ Icey - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• DMX Krew - "Street Boys" from We are DMX, 1999
• Doctor Who - The 1981 version of the Doctor Who opening theme has a section generated by a Vocoder. It is first obvious about 15 seconds into the theme.
• Dwayne Omarr - This Party's Jam Packed, 1982
• Dynamix II - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Earth Wind and Fire - "Let's groove" album Raise!, 1981
• Eiffel 65 - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Electric Light Orchestra - Out of the Blue, 1977
• Egyptian Lover - "Egypt, Egypt" from album On The Nile, 1981
• Eurythmics - "Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four)" from 1984 (For the Love of Big Brother), 1984
• Fannypack - "So Stylistic" from So Stylistic, 2004
• Fear Before the March of Flames - "My (Fucking) Deer Hunter" from The Always Open Mouth, 2006
• Ferry Corsten - "It's Time"
• Ferry Corsten - "Punk"
• Ferry Corsten - "Rock your body, Rock" from Right of Way, 2002
• Ferry Corsten - "Watch Out"
• Fluke - "Tosh" from Oto, 1995
• Flying Steps "We Gonna Rock It" & "We Are Electric" from B-Town, 2001
• FPU - Traxxdata, 2003
• Freddy Fresh - "Watch That Sound" from Watch That Sound, 2001
• Freestyle (Pretty Tony) - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Freestyle Project - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Giorgio Moroder - From here to eternity & E=MC²
• Grandmaster Flash - "Scorpio"
• Guns N' Roses - "Get In The Ring", from Use Your Illusion II, 1991
• Hellogoodbye - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Herbie Hancock - albums in 1970s and 1980s
• Hot Chip - 'So Glad To See You,' 2006
• Imogen Heap - "Hide and Seek", from Speak for Yourself, 2005.
• Jad Spyder Soundwave- I Bass At Will, 2002
• Jamie Jupitor - Computer Power, 1984
• Jamiroquai - "Feel So Good" from A Funk Odyssey, 2001
• Jonzun Crew - Lost in Space, 1983
• Jean Michel Jarre - Zoolook, 1984. Revolutions
• Kraftwerk - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Laserdance - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Laurie Anderson - O Superman, 1981
• Leila K - Electric, 1995
• Madonna - Several tracks from "Music" (2000) and "American Life" (2003) and background vocals on "Confessions On A Dancefloor" (2005)
• Man Parrish - Man Parrish, 1984
• Marilyn Manson - Mechanical Animals, 1998
• Mantronix - "Needle to the Groove" from The Album, 1984
• Meshuggah - "Mind's Mirrors" from "Catch 33", 2005
• Michael Jackson - "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" from Thriller (album), 1983
• Mike Oldfield - Five Miles Out, 1982
• Midnight Star - "Freak-A-Zoid" & "No Parking (On the Dance Floor)" from No Parking on the Dance Floor; "Operator" from Planetary Invasion
• Mogwai - "Killing All The Flies" from Happy Songs for Happy People, 2003
• Mozez - "Take the Sun" from So Still, 2006
• Mr Flagio - Take A Chance, 1983
• MSTRKRFT - "Easy love" from The_Looks, July 2006
• Muse - Supermassive Black Hole from Black Holes and Revelations, 2006
• Music Instructor - Electric City of Music Instructor, 1999
• Mylo - "Drop The Pressure" from Destroy Rock & Roll, 2005
• Neil Young - Trans, 1982
• New Edition - Candy Girl, 1983
• Nodisco - Pensiero Attivo, 2004
• Marvin Gaye- "Sanctified Lady" from Dream of a Lifetime, 1985
• The Ones - "Flawless", 2004
• Patrick Cowley - Megatron Man(1982) & Mind Warp (1982)
• Pet Shop Boys - "Shopping" from "Actually", 1987
• Pet Shop Boys - "Radiophonic" from "Nightlife", 1999
• Phoenix "Funky Squaredance" from United, 2000
• Pink Floyd - "Dogs" and "Sheep" from Animals, 1977
• Plastic Bertrand - Tout Petit la Planete, 1978
• Pretty Tony - Jam the Box, 198?
• Prince - "Incense and Candles" from 3121, 2006
• Queen - Radio Ga Ga, 1984
• Rockets - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me, 1984
• Shout Out Out Out Out - Not Saying/Just Saying, 2006
• Slave - "Stellar Funk" from The Concept, 1978
• Stacie Orrico - Instead
• Squeeze - "In the Morning" from Domino, 1998
• Steel Pulse - "Wild Goose Chase", from Earth Crisis
• Styx - "Mr. Roboto" from Kilroy Was Here, 1983
• T-Pain - "Rappa Ternt Sanga", 2005
• Technova - "Mind Games" from Dirty Secrets, 2002
• Teddybears STHLM - "Automatic Lover" from Rock 'n' Roll Highschool, 2000; "Teddybear Music" from Fresh!, 2004
• Tom Tom Club - The Man With The 4 Way Hips, 1983
• Telex - Moscow Disco, 1979; On the Road Again, 2006
• They Might Be Giants - "Robot Parade" from No!, 2002
• Trans Am (band) - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Trans-X - Living on Video, 1983
• Transvolta - Disco Computer, 1979
• United State of Electronica - Artist prominently features vocoder.
• Whodini - "Freaks Come Out At Night" from Escape, 1984; "The Good Part" from Back in Black, 1986; "We Are Whodini" from Escape, 1984
• Wumpscut - "Wreath of Barbs (Martyr Mix)" from Wreath of Barbs, 2001
• Stevie Wonder - Artist prominently featured vocoder in the 1970s.