Artist	Song
Gnarls Barkley	Crazy
from St. Elsewhere (2006)
Gorillaz	Feel Good Inc
from Demon Days (2004)
Broken Bells	The High Road
from Broken Bells (2010)
The Black Keys	Tighten Up
from Brothers (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Beck	Gamma Ray
from Modern Guilt (2008)
Danger Doom	The Mask (feat. Ghostface Killah)
from The Mouse and the Mask (2006)
Gorillaz	Dare
from Demon Days (2004)
The Black Keys	Psychotic Girl
from Attack & Release (2008)
Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse	Star Eyes (I Can't Catch It) [feat. David Lynch]
from Dark Night of the Soul (2010)
Gnarls Barkley	Run (I'm a Natural Disaster)
from The Odd Couple (2008)
Gorillaz	Dirty Harry
from Demon Days (2004)
Gnarls Barkley	Go-Go Gadget Gospel
from St. Elsewhere (2006)
The Good, The Bad & The Queen	Kingdom of Doom
from The Good, the Bad and the Queen (2007)
Beck	Chemtrails
from Modern Guilt (2008)
Sparklehorse	Getting It Wrong
from Dreamt for Light Years In the Belly of a Mountain (2006)
The Rapture	Pieces of the People We Love
from Pieces of the People We Love (2006)
Gnarls Barkley	Gone Daddy Gone
from St. Elsewhere (2006)
The Shortwave Set	No Social
from No Social - EP (2008)
Broken Bells	Sailing to Nowhere
from Broken Bells (2010)
Gnarls Barkley	Going On
from The Odd Couple (2008)
Danger Doom	Sofa King
from The Mouse and the Mask (2006)
Martina Topley Bird	Carnies
from The Blue God (2008)
Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse	Everytime I'm With You (feat. Jason Lytle)
from Dark Night of the Soul (2010)
The Black Keys	Strange Times
from Attack & Release (2008)
Sparklehorse	Don't Take My Sunshine Away
from Dreamt for Light Years In the Belly of a Mountain (2006)
Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse	Grim Augury (feat. Vic Chesnutt)
from Dark Night of the Soul (2010)
Broken Bells	Your Head Is On Fire
from Broken Bells (2010)
The Good, The Bad & The Queen	Northern Whale
from The Good, the Bad and the Queen (2007)
Prince Po featuring MF Doom	Social Distortion (Featuring MF Doom)
from The Slickness (2004)
Danger Mouse	To a Black Boy
from The Free Design: The Now Sound Redesigned (2005)

Comment:

"(Danger Mouse) has impeccable taste," said Cee-Lo when asked about the priceless dynamic that fuels Gnarls Barkley. "I aspire to impress him." The twist? Danger Mouse has aspired to impress [i]us[/i] ever since his bedroom beat-maker days — a rep-building period that produced [i]Ghetto Pop Life[/i], his back-to-basics collaboration with MC Jemini, and the groundbreaking [i]Grey Album[/i], a seamless, visionary mix of the Beatles and Jay-Z. [i]Entertainment Weekly[/i] declared that mind-boggling masterpiece 2004's Album of the Year, setting in motion a seemingly endless string of praise and projects — all of which feature Danger Mouse's widescreen approach to sampling and songwriting. That includes the scorched-earth soundscapes of Gorillaz, the disco-inferno direction of the Rapture, the Technicolor blues of the Black Keys, the '60s-psych vibe of Beck's [i]Modern Guilt[/i], and Danger Mouse's pride and joy — the stunning rap/soul/psych vignettes of Gnarls Barkley. What's next? A minimal techno album? We wouldn't put it past him.

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