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" Danger Mouse spent his hour in the Cube &amp;quot;animating&amp;quot; three models in blank bodysuits by coloring them in. Danger Mouse (real name Brian Burton) has parlayed the accidental success of an illegal pet project into a career as one of music&amp;#039;s most sought-after producers and collaborators. In 2004 Burton, then a DJ who had released three electronica albums, mashed up the Beatles&amp;#039; White Album with Jay-Z&amp;#039;s Black Album for some friends and techies who he thought would appreciate the feat. The result, which became known as The Grey Album, became a Web sensation and earned several Album of the Year accolades on the strength of its online presence alone. Since then, he&amp;#039;s taken on a diverse roster of clients, producing albums for Gorillaz (for which he received a Grammy nomination), blues-rock band the Black Keys, and, most recently, Beck. Burton, along with rapper Cee-Lo, forms Gnarls Barkley, the hip-hop/pop/funk duo responsible for 2006&amp;#039;s hit &amp;quot;Crazy.&amp;quot; The single and its parent album, St. Elsewhere, earned the pair two Grammy Awards. Their second album, The Odd Couple, was released in March. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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