Whoa! Hey, guys! If you're sending songs, PLEASE send them as attachments, NOT as YouSendIt links. The YSI links will expire after about a week, which means we'll have to keep resending them over and over again.

When you send a song, make sure that you put the song title in the subject line of the email. Try not to send more than one or two songs per email, 'cause then it gets confusing. Also, noting if the song is a live recording is also very helpful if it's not already stated in the file title.

Okay, that's my two cents.

I don't think they're posted, the song list is posted. I'm sending them as we speak, though, so don't worry. Also, Karleigh, do you mind if I delete your YSI links and then resend the songs? It'll just be more organised.

Whoever Nicole is, I LOVE YOU. Thank you for sending the songs. Particularly T's song. I've missed it so.

Haha, no problem! Nicole is actually my first name, but I go by my middle name, so people are always confused.

I've send all of Appendices plus a bunch of other stuff, and I'll probably send more stuff since it seems like I'm not going to finish La Dame aux camelias anyway…

sign into the Yahoo! email account- account name is karmapointer, password is okgood.

PS: all right! That's it! I'm not sending anymore stuff tonight! I just sent like, 30 emails. I'll add more stuff later. Also, I'll send along all the interviews I have saved on my comp, too. But later. I don't want to email anymore.

It is! "Bye Bye Baby" has been one of my favourite songs since I started listening to OK Go, but after I got all four versions on my computer (Appendices, EP 001, album version, and live), I was like, .

The first time I listened to OK Go, I actually downloaded their album because I'd heard "YSDH" on Queer Eye and loved it. I accidentally downloaded the EP versions of "What To Do" and "Bye Bye Baby," and I was so used to them that when I went to see them live for the first time and they opened with the album version "BBB," I was like, "…what?"

"BBB" is also really interesting because you can hear the progression of the band, from when Tim and Damian were just starting to record stuff up to their first record. And then if you listen to "Good Idea" and "Here It Goes," they're very similar to "BBB" in a lot of respects, but much rawer and pared down. That's why Oh No as a record makes so much sense to me- once you hear that progression, you realise, oh yeah! That makes sense!

I think I posted all but the live version already.

Gah. Okay.