180/365 - Ok Go
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| Format | CD |
| Available | 21-06-2011 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Already well-loved for their three albums, YouTube mega-videos, and ecstatic concert tours, OK Go's new 180/365 presents their latest breakthrough. The first album to be wholly released by the band's newly established Paracadute label, the 19-song, 74-minute live collection reinforces the Los Angeles based quartet's status as a bleeding edge, blockbuster outfit for the internet age. Mixed by producer Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, MGMT), the 19 multi track recordings will arrive housed in another first: the gorgeous Tronpak, a unique and environmentally friendly eco-packaging direct from Norway. Packed with rare and unseen photos, 180/365 represents the completion of the band's high profile liberation from its major label contract last year.
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Do What You Want (Live At St Olaf's: Northfield, Mn, 8/10/10)
- White Knuckles (Live At The 40 Watt Club: Athens, Ga, 4/11/10)
- I Want You So Bad I Can't Breathe (Live At Terminal 5: New York, Ny, 29/11/10)
- All Is Not Lost (Live At St Olaf's: Northfield, Mn, 8/10/10)
- This Too Shall Pass (Live At Northern Lights: Clifton Park, Ny, 27/10/10)
- A Million Ways (Live At Legends: Notre Dame, Il 9/10/10)
- Needing/getting (Live At Club Nokia: Los Angeles, Ca, 26/11/10)
- Back From Kathmandu (Live At Tipitina's Uptown: New Orleans, La, 6/11/10)
- Here It Goes Again (Live At The Orange Peel: Ashville, Nc, 2/11/10)
- Last Leaf (Live At Port City Music Hall: Portland, Me, 20/10/10)
- Skyscapers (Live At Tipitina's Uptown: New Orleans, La, 6/11/10)
- Invincible (Live At Music Farm: Charleston, Sc, 3/11/10)
- Get Over It (Live At The Fox Theater: Boulder, Co, 6/10/10)
- Wtf? (Live At Paradise Rock Club: Boston, Ma, 5/12/10)
- In The Glass (Live At Club Nokia: Los Angeles, Ca, 26/11/10)
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