Oh No (Extra Nice Edition) OK Go

• 1 Invincible 03:24
• 2 Do What You Want 03:05
• 3 Here It Goes Again 03:01
• 4 A Good Idea At The Time 03:12
• 5 Oh Lately It's So Quiet 03:00
• 6 It's A Disaster 03:21
• 7 A Million Ways 03:12
• 8 No Sign Of Life 03:48
• 9 Let It Rain 02:56
• 10 Crash The Party 02:24
• 11 Television, Television 02:39
• 12 Maybe, This Time 03:15
• 13 The House Wins 04:15
• 14 Here It Goes Again (UK Surf Mix) 03:17
• 15 Down For The Count 03:01
• 16 The Lovecats 03:31
• 17 Any Time At All 02:11
• 18 Do You Love Me Now 02:23
• 19 Oh Lately It's So Quiet (Acoustic) 02:45
• 20 A Million Ways (Live From SoHo) 03:23
• 21 Do What You Want (Live From SoHo) 02:57
• 22 Here It Goes Again (Live From SoHo) 03:19
• Total Runtime 01:08:19

Info for Oh No (Extra Nice Edition)

GRAMMY Award-winning rock band OK Go releases of the Oh No (Extra Nice Edition). When it comes to pushing creative boundaries, OK Go has never treated music like it has to live in one single format. For decades, the GRAMMY Award-winning band has built a world where songs, videos, choreography, engineering, humor, and pure curiosity all collide into something bigger than a traditional release cycle.

The announcement comes as the band's beloved 2005 breakthrough album Oh No has officially been certified Gold by the RIAA, while its iconic lead single "Here It Goes Again" has reached 2x Platinum status. The song's groundbreaking treadmill music video from 2006, also celebrating its 20th anniversary, became a cultural phenomenon and helped redefine the possibilities of visual storytelling in the digital age with over 120 million views. The "treadmill" video was and still is referenced across pop culture from The Simpsons to The Muppets to Jeopardy!.

Oh No was the rock group’s second album following their 2002 self-titled debut. It was recorded in Malmö, Sweden in the fall of 2004 and was produced by Tore Johansson, known for his work with the Cardigans and Franz Ferdinand. “The whole record isn’t as over-produced as our first,” lead vocalist Damian Kulash told Rolling Stone. “We were so anal with the first one because we wanted this super-shiny gleaming slab of pop. Oh No sounds like us — it sounds like our live show.”

The band initially shared the lead single, “A Million Ways,” on a web application that allowed listeners to share the track with their friends in exchange for free downloads from the iTunes music store. The song’s success was also promoted by a homemade music video featuring the band in a backyard performing a dance choreographed by Kulash’s sister, Trish Sie.

In the words of lead-singer Damian Kulash; "Spending our lives chasing ideas simply because they're inspiring or beautiful is something we all dream of when we're young. A few people are lucky enough to get a shot at it, but it almost always gives way to other agendas and more practical concerns. To be midlife and spending our days in pursuit of wonder or spectacle or catharsis simply for their own sake... it's such a privilege, such a gift."

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OK Go's accomplishments are broad and extensive, ranging well beyond their Grammy win, the million-plus records they have sold, or the billions of views for their groundbreaking videos. They have penned Op-Eds for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and Rolling Stone. They have testified before the US Congress on Net Neutrality and played a concert for President Obama’s birthday. OK Go has collaborated with everyone from Google to The Muppets to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab. They have even worked with Microsoft biochemists to encode their music into strands of DNA. The band has earned 21 Cannes Lions, 3 VMA's, two Webby's, and The Smithsonian Ingenuity Award. The four members of OK Go (Damian Kulash, Tim Nordwind, Dan Konopka, and Andy Ross) are among Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business 2019. Most recently, the band has founded an educational non-profit, OKGoSandbox.org, which provides free resources to teachers.

Last year, Damian Kulash, lead singer and guitarist of the band, co-directed his first feature film, The Beanie Bubble, with his wife Kristin Gore, starring Zach Galifianakis, Elizabeth Banks, and Sarah Snook.

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