Favorite (rock or metal) songs with a robotic voice in it?

This isn't my favorite song with a robotic voice in it. It's the ONLY song I can think of with a robotic voice in it.

Mr Roboto - Styx

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cShYbLkhBc

bq: Keeping on your theme of robots lets go with,

Miles Of Machines - Jeff Loomis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nY-XDF_Ask

bq2: I prefer to have my cake and eat it too. If there had to be a choice of one or the other I guess I'd go with insanely awesome instrumentalmenship (like your new word) like the video I linked above. I listen to a lot of Jazz that doesn't have any vocals. I can listen to Classical that doesn't have any vocals. If it was a choice between mediocre music with vocals I'd definitely pass for the instrumental music every day.

bq3: Seems like we've already re-prioritized what is most important already. Automated check out machines in grocery stores, automated tellers at banks, robots doing jobs in factories that humans once did, computers making it possible to eliminate thousands of jobs. The machines already are taking over and the humans are all getting laid off, broke, and like fat jellyfish with no pupose in life.

bq4: who dat?

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Iron man - Black Sabbath

BQ: The Rythm Method - Rush

BQ2: Both

BQ3: Some day in the not too distant future there will be a "thinking" computer. But more likely, and this is the projection, the human mind will be fused with software of some kind giving us the ability to think and comprehand and such a million times faster. This technology is already being dveloped.

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Intergalactic - Beastie Boys

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qORYO0atB6g&ob=av2e

Robots - Kraftwerk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYwV1TA7Et0

BQ: Vom Himmel Hoch - Kraftwerk

BQ2: No vocals + amazing instrumentalism, although good vocals can certainly help an instrumental-wise average song.

BQ3: Um, I don't think so. I think we can always use Electromagnetic Pulses to shut machines down instantly if they get too crazy, not to mention the fact that we tell them what to do. I haven't seen Terminator 3 though, so I don't know, maybe.

BQ4: Mainly to take my mind off studying.

Radiohead - Fitter Happier

BQ: White Hills - A Need To Know

BQ2: Amazing instrumentalmenship

BQ3: Probably not

BQ4: I don't know

Sheep - Pink Floyd

Mr. Robot cites and interesting parody of psalm 23

Does this count? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LebVPZK7c5Q

BQ: "Out To Lunch" - Eric Dolphy

BQ2: Depends

BQ3: Of course.

BQ4: Why are you asking diz?

Does "The Golden Eel", by Ween count?

BQ: I dunno

BQ2: No vox, amazing instruments

BQ3: Lol, maybe.

BQ4: I'm trying to prolong my Sunday as much as I can.

Iron man by black sabbath. At the beginning of the song. hur derpa durrrrrr.

BQ: and so we destroyed everything by sleepmakeswaves

BQ2: both

BQ3: only if you're a comic book nerd

BQ4:2,points