I like OK Go alot.  And these videos they've been making are great.

The one for "A Million Ways" is a riot: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbdbVhBGETQ

I saw them open for Fountains of Wayne a few years ago in a Philly club and thought they were really good.

I picked up the Locksley EP based on some raves here on Audities, and was struck by how the 2nd song (name escapes me right now) is a dead ringer for OK Go.  (and don't get me wrong, I like the Locksley disc).
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From: "Stewart Mason" <craigtorso@verizon.net> 

> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Sager, Greg" 
> > One of the things that amuses me the most about both videos is that 
> > the 
> > bandmember lip-synching the words for both songs is *not* Kulash, 
> > the 
> > guy who actually sings them. Kulash is the tall, skinny one in the 
> > red 
> > pants in the "Here It Goes Again" video. The lip-syncher is bassist 
> > Mike 
> > Nordwind. I don't know if this is some sort of inside joke on the 
> > part 
> > of the band, or a knowing nod to what I call the Ringo Principle, 
> > but it 
> > makes both videos even more entertaining. 
> 
> I think his name is actually Tim Nordwind. I think there's another 
> principle at work as well: the couple of times I've seen OK Go live 
> (my wife has been a big fan ever since the days when they were sort of 
> the house band for the radio show This American Life), Tim has been 
> the one who supplies most of the stage banter. (Similarly, James is 
> the leader and singer in the Shins, but Marty is the one who actually 
> engages the audience between songs.) I think Tim's just the most 
> natural showman of the group, and therefore was the one least afraid 
> to do the kinda dorky lip-synching. 
> 
> Anyone else think Tim's a dead ringer for Rusty Venture? 
> 
> S 
>