Remix Albums: A Celebration of Creativity

Michael Jackson's ( "Thriller " ) album, released in 1983, featured several remixes of its hit songs, including ( "Billie Jean " ) and ( "Beat It " ).

The Prodigy's ( "The Fat of the Land " ) album, released in 1997, featured remixes of their hit singles ( "Firestarter " ) and ( "Breathe " ).

Danger Mouse's ( "The Grey Album " ) was released in 2004 and featured a mashup of Jay-Z's ( "The Black Album " ) and The Beatles' ( "The White Album " ).

Girl Talk's ( "Feed the Animals " ) album, released in 2008, featured a mix of samples from over 300 different songs.

Beyoncé's ( "Lemonade " ) album, released in 2016, featured remixes of songs from her previous album ( "Beyoncé " ) by artists such as Jack White and The Weeknd.

Deadmau5's ( "4x4=12 " ) album, released in 2010, featured remixes of his own songs as well as tracks by other artists such as Kaskade and Wolfgang Gartner.

Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie co-wrote and produced the ( "We Are the World " ) album in 1985, which featured a star-studded lineup of artists including Tina Turner, Bruce Springsteen, and Bob Dylan.

Linkin Park's ( "Reanimation " ) album, released in 2002, featured remixes of songs from their debut album ( "Hybrid Theory " ) by various artists such as Jay-Z, The Crystal Method, and Mike Shinoda.

Madonna's ( "The Remixes " ) album, released in 1993, featured remixes of her hit singles from the albums ( "Like a Virgin " ), ( "True Blue " ), and ( "Like a Prayer " ).

Daft Punk's ( "Homework " ) album, released in 1997, featured remixes of their hit singles ( "Da Funk " ) and ( "Around the World " ) by artists such as Slam, Cassius, and Luke Slater.

Christina Aguilera's ( "The Remix " ) album, released in 2005, featured remixes of her hit singles from the album ( "Stripped " ) by artists such as David Guetta, Junkie XL, and Paul Oakenfold.

Green Day's ( "American Idiot " ) album, released in 2004, featured remixes of songs from their album of the same name by artists such as The Neptunes, Butch Vig, and Green Day themselves.

Britney Spears' ( "The Remixes " ) album, released in 2003, featured remixes of her hit singles from the album ( "In the Zone " ) by artists such as Junior Vasquez, Hex Hector, and Thunderpuss.

Foo Fighters' ( "In Your Honor " ) album, released in 2005, featured remixes of songs from their album of the same name by artists such as David Grohl, Butch Vig, and Rick Rubin.

Madonna's ( "The Remixes " ) album, released in 2002, featured remixes of her hit singles from the album ( "Music " ) by artists such as Mirwais, Junior Vasquez, and Tracy Young.