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.
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Live At Lee’s Palace, Toronto, ON (1991)
The next full concert release from contributor Ryne is a very special one, for a couple of cool reasons. Historians will certainly enjoy it.
Continue reading “Live At Lee’s Palace, Toronto, ON (1991)”Stories, by Ted Tarris (1986-1993)
An individual named Ted Tarris recently sent us a link which features his Goo Goo Dolls stories. These are five posts published on his blog which describe his relationship with the band, a journey that began back in 1986.
Continue reading “Stories, by Ted Tarris (1986-1993)”A Funny 1991 Article, Plus Some 1995 Shots
Contributor Bailey just sent us a very cool 1991 article, which also included a photo we erroneously interpreted as being shot in 1992. Furthermore, she also forwarded some 1995 pictures taken by, and with, some fans.
Continue reading “A Funny 1991 Article, Plus Some 1995 Shots”“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)”John’s Guitar in the “There You Are” music video
Dear Temple Of Goo readers,
One of our users needs your help! They would like to know what kind of guitar John Rzeznik is playing in the “There You Are” music video. The clip is shown below as reference.
If you know the answer, please publish your thoughts in the comments section at the end of this post.
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