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Danger Mouse Brian Burton Birthday Best Of Playlist

The Best of Danger Mouse: A Celebratory Playlist

Today is Danger Mouse’s birthday. In honor of the legendary producer (nee Brian Burton), we’ve compiled a very biased list of his greatest works, starting of course with…

The Grey Album

The seminal work that put Danger Mouse on the map while (for obvious reasons) staying entirely underground.

https://youtu.be/OufRRcMwcKk

 

Gnarls Barkley

Danger Mouse’s famed partnership with CeeLo Greene resulted in the pop masterpieces, St. Elsewhere and The Odd Couple. CeeLo Greene’s tendency towards public meltdowns unfortunately ruined multiple live shows for the duo and led to its preemptive demise.

 

Danger Doom – The Mouse and The Mask

A collaboration between Danger Mouse and MF DOOM featuring Doom rapping over samples from Adult Swim programs. Brilliant, “cooly demented” backpack rap.

https://youtu.be/gQ5abbc_pzM

 

Gorillaz – Demon Days

Danger Mouse isn’t a member of the mysterious digital act, but he produced the five-time platinum album that won the Gorillaz a Grammy for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals and brought you the hits “DARE” and “Feel Good Inc.”

https://youtu.be/NxziFMyRwDg

 

Also of note:

Broken Bells

Danger Mouse’s collaboration with James Mercer of the Shins

 

Rome

A spaghetti western concept album by Danger Mouse and accomplished film composer Daniele Luppi, featuring vocals by Jack White and Norah Jones.

 

Dark Night of The Soul

Danger Mouse’s unprecedented marquee collaboration with Sparklehorse guest starred a mess of talented musical acts – from the Flaming Lips to Iggy Pop to Julian Casablancas to Suzanne Vega, as well as a 100-page photo book shot by David Lynch.

 

If you appreciated the Black Keys’ albums El Camino, Brothers, and Attack and Release; Norah Jones’ Little Broken Hearts; Electric Guests’s Mondo; Portugal. The Man’s Evil Friends; The Good, The Band, and The Queen’s eponymous album; and Beck’s Modern Guilt, you can give some thanks Burton, who produced all of the above.

Happy birthday, Danger Mouse. What are you playing to celebrate?

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