Tag: Superstar Car Wash

Tell Me Something The AI Doesn’t Know

AI is making huge progress in pretty much every line of business, including the music industry. Today, we use it to remix a lost Goo Goo Dolls song.

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Extremely Rare, Never-Before-Seen 1993 (And even some 1992?) Photos

Thanks to contributor Bailey we can add to our archive a small collection of never-before-seen 1993 photos, most of which were likely intended as promo material for the release of “Superstar Car Wash”.

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A Rare “A Boy Named Goo” Interview With John Rzeznik (1995)

Today we share an old interview forwarded to us by contributor Bailey, which lead singer and guitarist John Rzeznik did during the promotion of 1995’s “A Boy Named Goo”. There is some interesting info here, some of it confirming theories surrounding the songs from that era.

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Another Extremely Rare Superstar Car Wash Promo Picture (1993)

Contributor Bailey is back in business with another amazing, extremely rare finding for all of the “Superstar Car Wash” aficionados out there.

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Extremely Rare Superstar Car Wash Promo Picture (Late 1992)

Today we publish one of the rarest material the Temple Of Goo has put its hands on so far, that is a very rare promo picture of the Goo Goo Dolls taken in late 1992.

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The Cool YouTube Channel That Went Dark

YouTube is certainly one of the best sources where to find rare, amazing stuff, mostly due to the fact that it’s easy to use and quite flexible, on top of being one (if not THE) most famous platforms on the internet. Sometimes, explorers are bound to unearth some very cool Goo Goo Dolls material, like in the case of this now-abandoned channel.

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