A user contacted me a few days ago, claiming that weeks after “Superstar Car Wash” was released back in 1993, there were talks of the Goo Goo Dolls being sued for copyright infringement.
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The boy named Goo who said I wasn’t his boss
Hello Goo Goo Dolls fans. Today I want to share with you some details about one of the oldest hidden secrets about the band’s past, which apparently has been finally solved. In 1995 the album “A Boy Named Goo” was released, and it represented the fifth effort since the act originally formed exactly ten years before. I think I don’t need to talk about the album much per se, as I’m sure you all already know plenty about such breakthrough release. What I want to discuss, instead, has to do with a couple of minor details about the origins of the album, artistically and title-wise.
Continue reading “The boy named Goo who said I wasn’t his boss”“Building An Empire Of Noise In ’95!” – A Goo Goo Dolls Testimony
Today I want to share with you all a very nice write-up forwarded to me by Mr. Sean. He is the one who has been reaching out to provide some amazing and rare Goo content. So far, he has sent me the “Hold Me Up Promo Show” and the “Live In Rochester” concert, with more stuff to come in the next weeks/months.
Continue reading ““Building An Empire Of Noise In ’95!” – A Goo Goo Dolls Testimony”Figure 8 feat. Mike Malinin – “Hush”
Some time ago an individual named Ryan Sanders sent me an email through the Get In Touch page. He told me that he plays in a band called Figure 8, and that they recorded a song with none other than Mike Malinin on drums. To those who don’t know who Mike is (the very few of you!): he is the one who replaced the original drummer George Tutuska in 1995. He was part of the Goo Goo Dolls until 2013.
Continue reading “Figure 8 feat. Mike Malinin – “Hush””VH1 Behind The Music (1999)
Back in 1999, VH1 aired a 45-minute documentary about the Goo Goo Dolls. I’m sure a lot of fans have already watched this material. It was easily streamable online for a few years before it disappeared from the world wide web. It recently resurfaced on YouTube.
Continue reading “VH1 Behind The Music (1999)”John Rzeznik’s Childhood Home
John Rzeznik spent his childhood in Buffalo, NY where he was living with his parents and four sisters. His home was located at 164 Clark Street, in Erie County. Below are a couple of shots of the building taken by fans. All of the information reported in this post is publicly available.
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Temple of Goo - The rarest Goo Goo Dolls releases, for real Goo fans only 
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