whats up with track 14 on the Ok Go cd, 'Oh No'?

Question

i recently got the new Ok Go cd and i went to listen to it and the 14th track is 34 minutes long and is silent most the time, with a faint voice every once in a while just breathing. whats up with this track? is there some meaning to this?

p.s. if you answer this and say 'oh yea i know its weird' and not answer the question i WILL report you, just to let you know, so dont cry about it. and that way when you are warned, you'll know who its from. its from me.

Answer 1

"9027 KM", which is not listed on the album sleeve, is a 35-minute track of singer Damian Kulash's girlfriend sleeping, included on the US version of the album. He says there is good reason for it, but as of now, fans do not know why, except for a discovery by sherib on the official OK GO forums, which showed that the distance between Los Angeles, California and Malmo, Sweden was 9027 Kilometers (KM). While this still does not explain why Damian would place such a track on the album, it does provide insight into the meaning of the song's name. There are several theories, including popular theories circling the idea that when one is sleeping, it is possible to paranormally hear ghosts, but most of these theories have been publicly denied by the band themselves. Still no explanation has yet been offered.

Answer 2

Actually, OK GO did it to prevent the music company from adding DRM to the CD because they didn t want them tracking their fans computers and limiting transfer. Only US version though. Good looking out.

Answer 3

Ok Go Oh No