Does anyone know of any artists besides Prince or Ready For The World that has songs that feature the "kuh" LM-1 sound? Thanks.

g8Dont know y nobody replied, but I'd love 2 have a list of all this too...

I know Jesse Johnson used it...TaMara & The Seen, Mazarati, Ebonee Webb

Search the 80s funk files at a weka sto especially (1983-1985), u will find!!!

hmm, Ebonee Webb, never heard of that one, i'll have to check them out... Thanks man.

paisleypark4 said:

Could it be LM-1 Rimshot Q means nothing to most people?
Sounds like a camera angle for a porn movie.

Andre Cymone - The Dance Electric

Jesse Johnson's Revue - Free World

Jody Watley - Still A Thrill

More recently Outkast used it on one of their Stankonia tracks, as did Dj Quik. Sorry I can't recall the titles.

Common used it at the end of *69 off the Electric Circus album and Prince is one of the credits on the track.

sinisterpentatonic said:

I never bought that Com album... do you recommend it? How do you rate his other albums?

CinisterCee said:

i love it! though i've noticed a lot of Common fans had a hard time with this one. i dug it, very experimental. i was hoping that Common would continue in this direction, but seems like he felt like he had to redeem himself for some reason. i'd give EC a B+ and i absolutely loved Like Water for Chocolate, highly reccomend that one! As for his other albums, they didn't move me much. Lyrically, he was coming with it, but musically it was bland. IMO. The best thing he could've done was hooking up with JayDee and from the sounds of it, Kanye.

CinisterCee said:

I Am Music - Timbaland


All She Wants To Do Is Dance - ??

Red Velvet - Outkast

numerous numerous Prince protege songs

C.O.D - Prime Time - Mtume

ugh its just too much....

Jaguar Wright feat. Bilal - "I Can't Wait"

Ollie and Jerry Electric Boogaloo

I was watching this movie (Breakin' 2) today and thought about this thread.

Hey this one doesn't have the sound in it, but Prince programming fetishists might enjoy it:

Madame X - Just That Type Of Girl
(1987, produced by Bernadette Cooper of Klymaxx)

Izak Teaz - Elastic Love (on my website)

Also, The Deele's "Two Occasions" and that song Babyface produced for Pebbles (can't think of it now).

UB 40 - Here I am Baby

Don Henley's "End of the Innocence" featured Linn-sounding programming, too. I'm also pretty sure I heard a Linn on Nichole Nordeman's latest CD release. Surprised me. But a lot of today's producers grew up listening to Prince and are fans of that sound.

Obviously I cant afford to buy one of Roger Linn's revolutionary drum machines but does anybody know of any drum programming software that duplicates the sounds of a LM?

I didnt know that Roger Linn had a hand in making the Akai MPCs until today after doing some research on Linn from reading this thread!