New Ok Go Video

Unfortunately, they're never going to top their Rube Goldberg video. But I'll appreciate the creativity and the effort to push the boundaries. They might want to stop referring to themselves as a band and maybe pick up the title "performance artist."

They are doing right though.

New Ok Go Video

What do you do after making a one-take Rube Goldberg music video?

Make a one-take music video using a pack of dogs...

I'm willing to bet this was an exponentially tougher shoot than the Rube Goldberg shoot.

The Latest From OK Go

You know the band Ok Go. No, not from their music. From their videos! Like this one:

And this one:

Have done it again. This time no music - it's all viral. Enjoy.

Links of Interest 3/3

Rube Goldberg devices are awesome.

I'm glad The Haunting was brought up. Liam Neeson's second best role!

The AV Club tastes a durian.

I can't imagine how long it takes to make these Etch-a-Sketch sketches.

Ghost towns are scary. But add a Japanese element, and for whatever reason, they become terrifying.

So...what's in your drinking water? I'm getting so high off mine.

It's hard to pass on Zach Galiafianakis articles.

Martin Scorsese talks about vintage movie posters.

Dissecting the Letterman extortion situation.

So how did the band Ok Go create their latest video?

Links of Interest 12/3

New Yorker picks the top movies of the decade.

Guy spends 100 days in Glacier National Park taking a photo a day in celebration of the 100 years it’s been around. I sit in my cubicle and weep. (I suggest you start at the bottom)

I’m not saying this list of Baldwin moments was lifted directly from mine that I did like a year ago. I’m saying perhaps “inspired” is a better word?

Prison inmates have nothing better to do, so why not set up frivolous lawsuits?

Not even prostitutes can hide from Google View.

Ok Go – the band that made that crazy treadmill video, is back with a new crazy video.

Chairman Mao’s underground city.

Who doesn’t like 80s video games?

Helping terrify your children. One person at a time.

Top 10 discoveries of 2009.