Oh No by OK Go

Oh No, OK Go's second album, came out on Capitol in 2005, and it's power pop with its shirt untucked: fat, crunchy guitars, handclap-ready hooks and Damian Kulash yelping like he means every word. They cut it in late 2004 in Malmö, Sweden, with Tore Johansson producing, and Dave Sardy mixed it in Los Angeles. It was the last album with guitarist Andy Duncan, who left just after the sessions, alongside Kulash, bassist Tim Nordwind and drummer Dan Konopka.

Then came the treadmills. After the band played the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards, the album climbed the Billboard 200 to 69, their best placing at that point, and in 2007 the "Here It Goes Again" clip, the band dancing on moving treadmills, took the Grammy for Best Music Video. "A Million Ways" had a dance of its own, which 180 fans recreated for a YouTube contest.

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