Artist	Song
OK Go	Here It Goes Again
from Oh No (2005)
OK Go	This Too Shall Pass
from Of the Blue Colour of the Sky (2010)
Ok Go	Get Over It
from OK Go (2002)
OK Go	Do What You Want
from Oh No (2005)
Ok Go	You're So Damn Hot
from OK Go (2002)
OK Go	The Greatest Song I Ever Heard
from The Greatest Song I Ever Heard - Single (2011)
OK Go	A Million Ways
from Oh No (2005)
OK Go	Invincible
from Oh No (2005)
Ok Go	Don't Ask Me
from OK Go (2002)
OK Go	Oh Lately It's So Quiet
from Oh No (2005)
OK Go	Wtf?
from Of the Blue Colour of the Sky (2010)
OK Go	It's a Disaster
from Oh No (2005)
Ok Go	C-C-C-Cinnamon Lips
from OK Go (2002)
OK Go	Let It Rain
from Oh No (2005)
OK Go	I Want You So Bad I Can't Breathe
from Of the Blue Colour of the Sky (2010)
OK Go	Gigantic
from Dig for Fire - A Tribute to Pixies (2007)
OK Go	A Good Idea At the Time
from Oh No (2005)
OK Go	Maybe, This Time
from Oh No (2005)
Ok Go	What to Do
from OK Go (2002)
OK Go	Here It Goes Again
from iTunes Live from SoHo - EP (2007)
OK Go	The Lovecats
from Do What You Want - EP (2005)
OK Go	White Knuckles
from Of the Blue Colour of the Sky (2010)
Ok Go	1000 Miles Per Hour
from OK Go (2002)
OK Go	Skyscrapers
from Of the Blue Colour of the Sky (2010)
OK Go	All Is Not Lost
from Of the Blue Colour of the Sky (2010)
OK Go	Oh Lately It's So Quiet (Acoustic Version)
from Deep Cuts - EP (2009)
OK Go	End Love
from Of the Blue Colour of the Sky (2010)
OK Go	Here It Goes Again (UK Surf)
from Here It Goes Again - Single (2006)
OK Go	Don't Bring Me Down
from iTunes Live from SoHo - EP (2007)
OK Go	Get Over It (Live at The Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza) ()
from Live From the Fillmore New York At Irving Plaza (2009)

Comment:

Let's get one thing straight first: D.I.Y.-or-die bands didn't lose their relevance the second alt-rock stampeded across Top 40 radio stations and MTV. As OK Go has proved with their spastic concerts and steady stream of eye-grabbing videos, you can please a crowd by flooding their senses, but they'll stick around only if a band has actual hook-slinging songs. And OK Go's got plenty, from their scrappy self-titled debut — think: Weezer in thrift-store suits — to the Dave Fridmann (Mercury Rev, the Flaming Lips)-produced Prince nods ("End Love," "Wtf?") that make Of the Blue Colour of the Sky their most experimental masterwork yet. Just don't listen to any of the above while driving. Unless you're looking to get a speeding ticket. In that case, you're golden.

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