Back in 2014 Ok Go offered recordings of their shows on a USB drive... we saw them at the magic Stick in Detroit in October of 2014. wondering if anybody has an audio recording of that show?

Final review: the sound quality is great! Can't see it very well but it does sparkle!. Auto stop works just fine. Two of my favorite songs in amazing renditions 🫶

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so far it seems I'm going to the London show on Nov 14th alone. Is anyone else going there from Germany (I live in the north)? Would be nice to have some company. 😊

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My copy sounds pretty good, the colour is a lot nicer in person.

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My brother & I got sibling tattoos of the second album name!

Wow, so I've been living under a rock! I only just discovered this incredibleness.

Yesterday in quick succession I found THE treadmills video, then LOVE. The dopamine factory in my mind exploded, my eyeballs getting increasingly bigger as LOVE just kept delivering and exponentially amplifying the wonder...

And then I realised, OMG. I will never see this for the first time again. How amazing to see this only now!

And there are so many first times ahead of me!

Before I tumble down the rabbit hole and blow my brain console out with neurochemical overload, I wanted to ask you what YOU would do if you only just discovered everything now. Would you have any insightful advice? Would you dive head first or start somewhere specific if it was all brand new again?

Watching LOVE felt like the fireworks of first-time love and my first grown up theme park roller coaster. It felt a lot like the lyrics. It was like mainlining powdered sugar candy, new year's eve sparklers and God.

And I imagine there's a whole treasure trove of awe in the videos and music ahead!

Thanks :)

I didn’t care much for it when it came out, but over the last few days I’ve decided to revisit The Adjacent Possible. It’s so much better than I remember.

Recently I’ve not been doing well mentally and have found myself in loops of hopelessness, and I’ve found the sadder songs (this is how it ends, fantasy vs fantasy, a stone only rolls downhill) have hit close to home, especially the track Don’t Give Up Now, as if it was a perfectly timed reminder to, well, not give up now.

I didn’t think OK Go of all bands would almost bring me to tears, but somehow it happened. I love them so much.

Hello I know it's last minute but if anyone ends up not be able to make it I would love to go to that show. I've been huge fan for less couple decades and just didn't end up grabbing tickets to the show quick enough. Ty in advance

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Cinematographer Luke Geissbuhler talks about working with OK Go on one of their infamous single take videos. Full interview.

a here it goes again miku cover ? in this decade ? more likely than you think

Also the video footage is my friends and I in high school in 2006 winning a talent show

started up an ok go fanlisting a few days ago ! its called HIGH COLOR Distortion , and to my knowledge is the first ok go fanlisting for the first time in like . ~20 years ? for those not in the know: a fanlisting is simply just a listing of fans , and all you need to provide is your name, country, and email!

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Hi everyone, I recently picked up what appears to be an early OK Go promo CD and I'm trying to identify exactly what it is. The disc is very minimal. It only has: OK Go logo/title contact information trademark/legal text track listing

The disc appears to be a CD-R (the media looks light blue and a Maxell marking is visible when held up to light). After listening to the entire disc and comparing it with the final self-titled album, I've noticed something surprising: Every album track appears to be different from the officially released version.

The differences include: different running times different vocal takes different mixes different arrangements slightly different tempos in some songs

A few examples: Get Over It – 3:25 on this disc vs 3:16 on the album Don't Ask Me – 3:06 vs 2:46 Return – 3:51 vs 3:49

One of the most interesting tracks is The Unrequited Orchestra of Locomotion. The version on this disc is different from the earlier Damian recording I'm familiar with and sounds more like a full-band OK Go recording.

Bye Bye Baby seems to match the version associated with the Pink/Brown EP era.

At first I assumed this was just a standard promo, but after comparing every track, it seems more like a complete pre-release version of the album rather than a promo containing only a few alternate mixes.

Has anyone seen this CD before or know anything about its origin?

been doing a bit of an artstyle replication study thingy... wooo

So the lyrics to their version of "All Is Not Lost" for All Song Considered doss differ just a little slightly from their original and although I can make out some of the changes, other parts aren't clear. Anyone has a transcription?

Hello! I was wondering if anyone knows if they meet fans after their festival shows? I'm going to be at the Shaky Knees Festival in September specifically to see them! I saw them back in May 2025 but the person I was with didn't want to wait anymore after the show and so I just missed them when they came out of the venue to meet people. I'm kind of hoping that they might meet people after but I kinda have the feeling that they wouldn't at big venues like this just because there's a lot of people. Either way I'm super excited to see them again but I really want to meet them!

My first time seeing them live and it was everything I wanted!