Today we share a project we’ve worked on during the past few days. Using professional tools utilized by real audio engineers who work in the industry, we remastered a Goo Goo Dolls classic album. Did we do a good job? You decide.
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Exclusive high-definition photos from two 1990 concerts, courtesy of Carla Trujillo
We briefly wrote about Carla Trujillo a few days ago when she got in touch with us. Today, we are proud to share with all of our readers the first (of we hope many other) footage material she wants to share with the Temple community.
Continue reading “Exclusive high-definition photos from two 1990 concerts, courtesy of Carla Trujillo”Just the way you rustle
My brand-new in-ear headphones made me discover something quite shocking while listening to the Goo Goo Dolls’ classic “Just The Way You Are“. There is a quite prominent rustling / crackling sound at the minute 00:12-00:13, right when John sings “…Know You…”. The distortion is also present in the 2001 remaster at the same time frame, and even more noticeable there.
Usually, when albums are remastered audio engineers tend to fix those mistakes. In this case, they clearly didn’t. This was likely a recording issue that was never addressed in post-production back in 1990. I’m sure John Armand Petri, the album’s producer, completely missed it. And so did the crew who worked on the 2001 remasters.
Anyhow, I just wanted to point this out. Are my ears playing tricks on me or is the hellish noise really there?
C’mon guys, you Know The Deal… it was stolen!
On November 27th, 2024 out of the blue a “new” Goo Goo Dolls release appeared on the internet: a 1991 live show which was not officially released by the band. “YAY!”, you might say. Hold your horses, Goo enthusiasts. Something fishy is going on here.
Continue reading “C’mon guys, you Know The Deal… it was stolen!”“Hold Me Up” Press Release (Full Video, 1991)
After many years, thanks to contributor Bailey we can finally enjoy the full version of one of the very few video promos the band did to promote their third release “Hold Me Up”.
Continue reading ““Hold Me Up” Press Release (Full Video, 1991)”Hold Me Up Video Sheet Metal Promo (1991)
The quality improvements from “Jed” to “Hold Me Up” were quite noticeable, and as a result the Goo Goo Dolls began gaining more media attention, especially from the MTV 120 Minutes episodes of the time. Other entities took interest as well, including a series which ran parallel to the programme named Video Sheet Metal.
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