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OK GO: What advice would you offer to other up and coming bands?
Captured at Sundance 2003
Tally Hall

25 Miles Northwest of Detroit resides one of the world's largest museums of arcade machines, collectible curiosities, and mechanical antiques. The sprawling exhibit houses everything from coin-operated fortunetelling machines of the 1920s to the latest high-tech video games; from model airplanes to P.T. Barnum's legendary Cardiff Giant; from vintage fans to rare neon signs. It is here that Tally Hall found much inspiration for their 14-track debut,…
OK Go

Hailing from the same wintry Chicago hinterland that spawned Cheap Trick, OK Go combines the humor, incisive wit and hard-rocking fervor of their Windy City predecessors with the quirkiness of the Cars. This compelling clash of sensibilities has resulted in one of the smartest debut albums in recent memory. Indeed, OK Go’s self-titled album hearkens back to the days of vinyl records and classic rock, when reading…
OK Go
Members of the Chicago rock band OK Go are toasted backstage by BMI's J.W. Johnson after a recent show at the Metro in the Windy City. Pictured are drummer Dan Konopka, keyboardist/guitarist Andy Duncan, Johnson, singer Damian Kulash, bassist Tim Norwind and keyboardist Burleigh Seaver.
OK Go

Hailing from the same wintry Chicago hinterland that spawned Cheap Trick, OK Go combines the humor, incisive wit and hard-rocking fervor of their Windy City predecessors with the quirkiness of the Cars. This compelling clash of sensibilities has resulted in one of the smartest debut albums in recent memory. Indeed, OK Go's self-titled album hearkens back to the days of vinyl records and classic rock, when reading…
OK GO
Chicago-based rock band OK Go recently stopped by the New York office to meet with BMI executives and sign their affiliation papers. The band has just also signed with Capitol Records. Seen here putting ink to paper are (seated, l-r): band members Tim Norwind, Damian Kulash, Andy Duncan and Dan…
