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The Hybrid is the debut studio album by American hip hop recording artist Danny Brown, released March 16, 2010. The album, which was preceded by a number of free mixtapes, was also released as a free download, by Washington, DC record label Rappers I Know. The label later published the album on vinyl.

The Wonder of Weird by The Residents, released 15 April 2014 1. Loser~Weed/Picnic in the Jungle 2. Baby Sister 3. Give It to Someone Else 4. Jelly Jack: The Boneless Boy 5. The Confused Transsexual 6. CB Contraption 1 7. Teddy 8. The Monkey Man 9. Struggle 10. Mr. Lonely/The Man in the Dark Sedan 11. Hanging By His Hair 12. CB Contraption 2 13. Bathsheba Bathes 14. Honey Bear 15. The Black Behind 16. Marching to the Sea/Intermission 17. Santa Dog 18. Dead Wood.

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The Hybrid seems an appropriate album title due to his ability to toe the line between excitable ignorance and shrewd high concept. His Linwood upbringing inspires him to cast his eye on the desolate streets of one of the most downtrodden cities in America: While most rappers brag about their newly acquired wealth, Brown goes on a shopping spree with his food-stamp card on "Thank God". I DI. While the conviction in his voice is startling, Danny Brown is still a ways away from seeing the fruition of the title of his debut album's opening track. The Hybrid, however, is a peek inside the mind of one of Detroit's brightest young talents, and shows that he is definitely on the right track.

Randy was in fine vocal form (with the aid of a bit of effects in some spots), Bob served up some scorching solos, and Chuck was responsible for the rest of the sounds (just check out those "CB Contraptions"!). Of course, the Residents have been at the forefront of music technology for decades, but the sounds Chuck conjures up from his small rig are still pretty amazing