Hehe, that is funny. There is a data base that it gets the info from, I forget the address it looks it up from (no there might very well be multiple places filling this same function). It finds the album info by comparing track lengths, I believe (though it probably uses more than just this one method). This feature usually doesn't work very well with audiobooks, since they usually have uniform track lengths, unlike music cd where every track is a different length. At least, I have never had any luck using it with audiobooks, though I have never come up with as interesting results as just have. Someone with too much time on their hands was probably just goofing around and submitted these mispelled racial slurs as an album, and by chance your audiobook's information just happened to match pretty closely to what was submitted.