The Grey Album is an art project/experiment that uses the full vocal content of Jay-Z's Black Album recorded over new beats and production made using the Beatles' White Album as the sole source material. Danger Mouse insists that he can explain and prove that all the music on The Grey Album can be traced back to The White Album and its musical content via sampling. Every kick, snare, and chord is taken from the Beatles' White Album and is in their original recording somewhere.

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