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Tag Archives: OK Go

Upside Down & Inside Out: OK Go in (Micro) Zero Gravity

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I always have been amazed by the music videos created by the US band OK Go. To me they are legendary, fun to watch and full of engineering. The band just released a new video, taken in a ‘single shot’ with a plane flying parabolic maneuvers:

Micro Gravity

Micro Gravity

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February 16, 2016 by Erich Styger
Posted in Music Tagged Music, OK Go, technology, Video 2 Replies
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