‘99 Problems’ but Danger Mouse Ain’t One: The Creative and Legal Difficulties of Brian Burton, ‘Author’ of The Grey Album

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Abstract

A discussion on the most talked about mashup/remix, The Grey Album by Danger Mouse. The article discusses remix, copyright, law, musicology, authorship, creativity,, digital culture, activism and music production.
Original languageEnglish
JournalPopular Musicology Online
Issue number3
Publication statusPublished - 2013

Keywords

  • Music
  • music composition
  • Music industry, Pop music
  • Music industry
  • Production
  • Music Production
  • Record Production
  • Law
  • Intellectual property (IP)
  • copyright
  • Remix
  • producer
  • Media
  • Internet
  • Digital and Internet Cultures, Digital Books, Inter-Disciplinary Press.
  • Popular Music
  • Popular Culture
  • music critic
  • Music press
  • Musical creativity
  • Danger Mouse
  • Grey Album
  • Remixology
  • Digital Sampling
  • Derrida
  • Foucault
  • Post-Production
  • Music Producer
  • DJ
  • Mashup
  • Beatles
  • The Beatles
  • Jay-Z
  • White Album
  • Black Album
  • Postmodern
  • Postmodernism
  • Metamodernism
  • Authorship
  • Barthes
  • Activism
  • Music Analysis
  • Creativity

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