Material discography
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Studio albums
| Title | Album details | US Jazz | |||
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| Memory Serves | 37 | ||||
| One Down | 32 | ||||
| Seven Souls | — | ||||
| The Third Power |
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| Hallucination Engine |
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| Intonarumori |
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| "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory. | |||||
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Live albums
| Title | Album details |
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| Improvised Music New York 1981 |
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| Live in Japan |
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| Live from Soundscape |
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| Mesgana Ethiopia |
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EPs
| Title | Album details | UK Indie | |||
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| Temporary Music 1 |
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| Temporary Music 2 |
| 43 | |||
| American Songs |
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| "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory. | |||||
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Singles
| Title | Year | US Dance | Album | ||||||||||
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| "Discourse" | 1980 | — | Temporary Music | ||||||||||
| "Reduction" | 1981 | — | |||||||||||
| "Ciquri" | — | American Songs | |||||||||||
| "Bustin' Out" | 3 | Non-album single | |||||||||||
| "Memories" | 1982 | — | One Down | ||||||||||
| "I'm the One" | 43 | ||||||||||||
| "Time Out" | 1983 | — | |||||||||||
| "For a Few Dollars More" | 1984 | — | Non-album single | ||||||||||
| "Reality" | 1991 | — | The Third Power | ||||||||||
| "Playin' With Fire" | 1992 | — | |||||||||||
| "Mantra" | 1993 | — | Hallucination Engine | ||||||||||
| "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory. | |||||||||||||
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Remix albums
| Title | Album details |
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| The Road to the Western Lands |
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Compilation albums
| Title | Album details |
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| Temporary Music | |
| Red Tracks |
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| Secret Life |
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| The Best of Material |
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Collections
- 1991: Axiom Collection: Illuminations – contains "Cosmic Slop"
- 1993: Axiom Collection II: Manifestation – contains "Mantra" [Doors of Perception Mix] and "Playin' with Fire" [Praxis Remix / Edit]
- 1995: Axion Funk: Funkcronomicon – contains "Cosmic Slop"
- 1996: Axiom Dub: Mysteries of Creation – contains "Ghost Light / Dread Recall"
- 1996: Altered Beats: Assassin Knowledges of the Remanipulated – contains "3D-Cut Transmission"
- 1996: Tetragramton: Submerge – contains "Turn the Screw" by Material with Graham Haynes, and "Active Code" by Material with Byard Lancaster
- 1996: Myth: Dreams of the World – contains "Hermes" by Material with Umar Bin Hassan, and "Apollo" by Material with Abiodun Oyewole
- 1997: Asana – contains "Mantra"
- 1998: The Best of Material - contains 13 tracks from the Celluoid era 1979-1984
- 1998: Abstract Depressionism – contains "Downward"
- 2000: Asana 2: Moving Meditation – contains "Devata"
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Collaborations
This list features recordings that at least in part explicitly credits Material, and features production, writing and/or performance by members of the Material collective.
- 1982: Tribe 2 – "What I Like" – 12" single
- 1982: Phase II – "The Roxy" – 12" single
- 1983: D.ST. – "Crazy Cuts" – 12" single
- 1983: Lenny White – Attitude – tracks "My Turn to Love You"
- 1983: Herbie Hancock – Future Shock
- 1983: Herbie Hancock- "Rockit" – 7" & 12" single
- 1983: Herbie Hancock – "Future Shock" / "Earth Beat" – 12" single
- 1983: Herbie Hancock – "Autodrive" / "Chameleon" – 12" single
- 1983: Fab Five Freddy – "Une Sale Histoire: Part 1 & Part 2" – 12" single
- 1983: Nona Hendryx – Nona
- 1983: Nona Hendryx – "Transformation" – 12" single
- 1984: Bill Laswell – Baselines
- 1984: Yellowman – King Yellowman – tracks "Strong Me Strong" and "Disco Reggae"
- 1984: Yellowman – "Strong Me Strong" – 12" single
- 1984: Gil Scott-Heron – "Re-Ron" – 7" and 12" single
- 1984: Timezone featuring Afrika Bambaataa and John Lydon – "World Destruction" – 7" and 12" single
- 1984: Fab Five Freddy – "Change the Beat" – 7" and 12" single
- 1984: Herbie Hancock – Sound-System
- 1984: Herbie Hancock – "Metal Beat" – 12" single
- 1984: Herbie Hancock – "Hard Rock" – 12" single
- 1984: Shango featuring Afrika Bambaataa – Shango Funk Theology
- 1984: Shango featuring Afrika Bambaataa – "Zulu Groove" – 12" single
- 1984: Shango featuring Afrika Bambaataa – "Shango Message" – 12" single
- 1984: Nona Hendryx – The Art of Defense
- 1984: Nona Hendryx – "I Sweat" – 12" single
- 1984: Nona Hendryx – "To the Bone" – 12" single
- 1984: Genji Sawai – Sowaka
- 1984: Yla-Mago – "TVO-Rock" – 12" single
- 1985: The Last Poets – Oh my People
- 1985: The Last Poets – "Get Movin'" – 12" single
- 1985: Deadline featuring Manu Dibango – Down by Law
- 1985: B-Side – Cairo Nights – tracks "Change the Beat" and "What I Like (American Dreams)"
- 1985: Manu Dibango – Electric Africa
- 1985: Manu Dibango – "Pata Piya" – 12" single
- 1985: Mick Jagger – She's the Boss
- 1985: Mick Jagger – "Just Another Night" – 12" single
- 1985: Mick Jagger – "Lucky in Love" – 12" single
- 1985: Sly and Robbie – Language Barrier
- 1985: Sly and Robbie – "Bass and Trouble" – 12" single
- 1985: Sly and Robbie – "Get to This, Get to That" – 12" single
- 1985: Public Image Ltd. – Album / Compact Disc / Cassette
- 1986: Ginger Baker – Horses and Trees
- 1986: Toshinori Kondo – Konton
- 1986: Manu Dibango – Afrijazzy – tracks "Makossa "87 / Big Blow"
- 1986: Manu Dibango – "Makossa '87" – 7" single
- 1987: Sly and Robbie – Rhythm Killers – 12" single
- 1987: Sly and Robbie – "Boops (Here to Go)" – 12" single
- 1987: Sly and Robbie – "Fire" – 12" single
- 1987: Afrika Bambaataa and Family – The Light
- 1988: Gettovetts – Missionaries Moving
- 1988: Gettovetts – "Battle Call" – 12" single
- 1988: Herbie Hancock – Perfect Machine
- 1988: Herbie Hancock – "Vibe Alive" – 12" single
- 1989: Nicky Skopelitis – Next to Nothing
- 1992: Manu Dibango – Bao Bao
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