Temple of Goo – The rarest Goo Goo Dolls releases, for real Goo fans only
Temple of Goo is a place where the rarest Goo Goo Dolls material can be found. Only true fans will appreciate it, and make this temple their new home
A while back, someone requested an enhanced version of a John Rzeznik photo which appeared in a magazine article, discussed here. Below is the full-sized scan.
I’m not sure who specifically asked for it, anyhow here it is. It has been speculated this was taken in 1998, possibly weeks before “Dizzy Up The Girl” was released, while others claim it actually is a late 1997 picture.
Time to add some more photos to our ever-growing collection. Please remember to check the Picture category to obtain a listing with all the posts featuring popular, rare, or never-seen-before pictures of the Goo Goo Dolls, both as a band and as singular members of it.
Continue reading “A few rare pictures from the 1995-1998 years”Contributor Bailey forwarded us a very interesting 1998 interview with the Goo Goo Dolls, which touches on several topics, and mainly focuses on the band’s success thanks to the hit single “Iris“.
Continue reading “Things That Go Goo Goo In The Night – 1998 Article”Today we share a very interesting 1998 interview the Goo Goo Dolls did for 120 Minutes, a popular TV show dedicated to Alternative bands produced by MTV.
Continue reading “MTV 120 Minutes Interview (1998)”Here is a performance of the hit single “Iris” from the Rosie O’Donnell Show, which aired sometime in 1998. Many thanks to contributor Javier for forwarding us the link. Originally uploaded by YouTube user Rolling Rockvideos. I wish it came with better quality, but given its extremely rare nature, let’s enjoy it nonetheless.
Below you can find a couple of photos of the band taken in 1998. Many thanks to contributor Bailey for the cool material. The second one was likely taken at the MTV Video Music Awards.
Temple of Goo - The rarest Goo Goo Dolls releases, for real Goo fans only 
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