The Grey Album

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The Grey Album is a controversial and influential mashup record by Danger Mouse that blends vocals from Jay-Z’s "The Black Album" with instrumentals from The Beatles’ "White Album."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bootleg remix album
mashup album
associatedWithMovement culture jamming
digital rights activism
basedOn The Beatles' White Album NERFINISHED
The Black Album NERFINISHED
centralToEvent Grey Tuesday NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Danger Mouse NERFINISHED
describedAs controversial
influential
distributionMethod internet file sharing
genre hip hop
mashup
remix
hasInfluenceOn debates on fair use in music
remix culture discourse
hasTrack 99 Problems NERFINISHED
Allure NERFINISHED
Change Clothes NERFINISHED
December 4th
Dirt Off Your Shoulder NERFINISHED
Encore
Justify My Thug NERFINISHED
Lucifer NERFINISHED
Moment of Clarity NERFINISHED
Public Service Announcement NERFINISHED
Threat
What More Can I Say NERFINISHED
influencedBy Jay-Z NERFINISHED
The Beatles NERFINISHED
isUnauthorized true
isUnofficial true
language English
legalStatus copyright controversy
mediaType audio
notableFor copyright and sampling debate
influencing mashup culture
sparking Grey Tuesday protest
partOf mashup era of early 2000s
producer Danger Mouse NERFINISHED
receivedCriticalAcclaim true
releaseFormat digital
releaseYear 2004
subjectOf legal threats from EMI
widespread online protest
trackCount 12
usesInstrumentalsFrom The Beatles NERFINISHED
The Beatles' White Album NERFINISHED
usesVocalsFrom The Black Album NERFINISHED

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Danger Mouse notableWork The Grey Album