Month: March 2024

Big Machine (UPN TV Promotional Video, 2002)

The next release from contributor Christina is the semi-official music video for the first single off “Gutterflower”.

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Slide (Live At The Dale Earnhardt Tribute, 2003)

Contributor Christina keeps sending us material, making the Temple work overtime. That is good news, which I’m sure our readers are pretty happy about. Today’s release is a live take for one of the Goo Goo Dolls’ most famous songs, recorded during a special event.

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Live At The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (Baby Love / Broadway) [2000]

The next release from contributor Christina is actually comprised of two separate clips: a funny cover of an old Diana Ross & The Supremes song, and one of the best live takes for “Broadway” you will ever hear.

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Rock & Roll Jeopardy (2002)

Contributor Christina has forwarded a very interesting and cool Goo Goo Dolls trivia game which an Atlanta, GA Disc Jockey secretly released in 2002.

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A Brief Nostalgia Tangent: “Desperados”

Some time ago I wrote a post about the two hardest-to-crack mysteries every Goo Goo Dolls fan wishes they had solved. Today I received a message from contributor Christina, which featured her thoughts on one of them.

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Blog News: Temple Of Goo referred in George Tutuska’s Wikipedia entry

Today someone sent us an email informing our blog that the research we have done and later published on George Tutuska, former drummer and original founder of the Goo Goo Dolls, is being used as official reference in his Wikipedia entry.

This news makes us proud of what we have achieved, both for our blog and for George’s reputation.

Specifically, the following Temple Of Goo posts are referenced in the article:

The aforementioned matter makes the Temple an even more reliable source now.

Many thanks to whoever decided to put faith in our work and research, rendering it a trustworthy source of information.

You can check all of the George Tutuska posts archived in our blog by visiting his dedicated category.

Last but not least… George, if you’re reading this, it’s time to do an interview with us! People want to know more about your amazing contributions to the band!