I know it's rare for me to post three times in a day... but I don't know why it's taken me so long to post this. Possibly because of the OK Go mania over their dance videos. This one's less well known but still amazing. It uses some high frame rate footage of stuff being blown up! Woo.
I am a fan of OK Go by the way... so it's ok to keep the music on this time!
[via YouTube]
"Get Over It" from OK Go's first album, "OK Go".
If the above does not work in your browser, you may wish to download the file here. (MPEG, 21.43MB)
In earlier entries you can see the video for the OK Go song A Million Ways. It's a damn good video.
They've surpassed themselves though with the video for their latest single Here It Goes Again. Basically, it's like A Million Ways, but on treadmills. Oh yes. Look:
Is there a better way to use eight treadmills?
Only question is, what next...?
If the above does not work in your browser, you may wish to download the file here. (MPEG, 28.72MB)
This entry was originally part of a separate blog. I've merged them together now to make life easier.
All the dates that the entries were originally published have been preserved.
The Invincible video. Never has so much been blown up for this amount of fun.
If the above does not work in your browser, you may wish to download the file here. (MPEG, 32.63MB)
This entry was originally part of a separate blog. I've merged them together now to make life easier.
All the dates that the entries were originally published have been preserved.
"Do What You Want" from OK Go's second album, "Oh No".
If the above does not work in your browser, you may wish to download the file here. (MPEG, 30.24MB)
This entry was originally part of a separate blog. I've merged them together now to make life easier.
All the dates that the entries were originally published have been preserved.
OK Go recording their second album, "Oh No," in Malmo, Sweden.
If the above does not work in your browser, you may wish to download the file here. (MPEG, 34.16MB)
This entry was originally part of a separate blog. I've merged them together now to make life easier.
All the dates that the entries were originally published have been preserved.
Listen to OK Go's fifth Podcast - with Jonathan Goldstein
"OK Go Learns How Not To Interview." (9:36)
If the above does not work in your browser, you can download the file (MP3, 6.60MB).
This entry was originally part of a separate blog. I've merged them together now to make life easier.
All the dates that the entries were originally published have been preserved.
Listen to OK Go's fourth Podcast - with Trish Sie
"OK Go Learns The Forbidden Dance." (15:43)
If the above does not work in your browser, you can download the file (MP3, 13.11MB).
This entry was originally part of a separate blog. I've merged them together now to make life easier.
All the dates that the entries were originally published have been preserved.
Listen to OK Go's third Podcast.
"Three is the loneliest podcast." (7:13)
If the above does not work in your browser, you can download the file (MP3, 7.00MB).
This entry was originally part of a separate blog. I've merged them together now to make life easier.
All the dates that the entries were originally published have been preserved.
Listen to OK Go's second Podcast.
"The second podcast by OK Go. You can really taste the improvement." (7:59)
If the above does not work in your browser, you can download the file (MP3, 7.65MB).
