October 5, 200619 yr Finally a thread for the GOOs!!!!! They are awsome. I've loved them since day one. :)
October 5, 200619 yr Finally a thread for the GOOs!!!!! They are awsome. I've loved them since day one. :) Im a new fan ... i love them too ! so i thought a thread about them would be cool btw...hi sienna :)
October 5, 200619 yr nope sosito..why? should i?>!!:rolleyes: Yup ! it's a great song try to download it coz i dont have it on my laptop ! :)
October 6, 200619 yr I really like the goo goo dolls, dont have their gutterflower album, but from it i LOVED 'here is gone'...i was obsessed with that song. Dizzy up the girl is a great album, i love 'black balloon' and 'slide' along with their most famous song 'iris'
October 6, 200619 yr here's Iris live, from VH1 storytellers. wonderful.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I2fnhcus_c
October 6, 200619 yr I really like the goo goo dolls' date=' dont have their gutterflower album, but from it i LOVED 'here is gone'...i was obsessed with that song. Dizzy up the girl is a great album, i love 'black balloon' and 'slide' along with their most famous song 'iris'[/quote'] Vertigo Caz .... here's " Gutter Flower " ...:) http://rapidshare.de/files/21456063/GF.rar.html
October 6, 200619 yr I only know 'iris' and its great! :) here's a link if u wanna to listen to all them songs :) http://www.radioblogclub.com/search/0/goo_goo_dolls
October 6, 200619 yr here's Iris live, from VH1 storytellers. wonderful.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I2fnhcus_c Thx will...i loved it ! :)
October 6, 200619 yr Vertigo Caz .... here's " Gutter Flower " ...:) http://rapidshare.de/files/21456063/GF.rar.html Thanks for that!!!:D
October 6, 200619 yr ^^ oh carole, sosito forgot to put the password, :D , & he's away now so .... here it is :wink: : MaZpA
October 6, 200619 yr here's Iris live, from VH1 storytellers. wonderful.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I2fnhcus_c Never seen this one actually, thanks!!! :heart:
March 3, 200719 yr I love the Goo Goo Dolls! My favorite is "Without You Here" It has the best lyrics, hands down. I have no idea why it wasnt a single.
March 18, 200719 yr Goo Goo Dolls churn out the hits When John Rzeznik thanked the Taft Theatre crowd for sticking with the Goo Goo Dolls for the last 12 years, it didn’t mean he’s bad at math or that he’s necessarily trying to appear younger than he is. The band has actually been around since the mid-‘80s, but Rzeznik knows his current audience came aboard in 1995 when radio picked up the Goo Goo Dolls’ ballad “Name.” Prior to ’95, the Buffalo band had a modest following on the college circuit and a sound best described as a second-rate version of their punk-rock heroes the Replacements. At the Taft Saturday night, it was a decisively 1995-and-after Goo Goo Dolls concert, from the radio-ready pop-rock delivered by the band to the very young, very female sold-out crowd. The Goo Goo Dolls blazed through 16 songs in a one-hour set, and the crowd was familiar with and approving of just about every selection. Rzeznik is a machine that produces hit hooky ballads and mid-tempo rock, all very similar in their sound, and all sort of sappy in their sentiments about girls. There wasn’t a woman in the house not singing along to the Hallmark-card lyrical moments of the megahits “Slide” (“I wanna wake up where you are…”) and “Iris” (“You’re the closest to heaven that I’ll ever be…”). Rzeznik, the band’s primary lead vocalist and guitarist, was the night’s star even when he wasn’t singing lead. The Goo Goo Dolls, officially a trio with bassist Robby Takac and drummer Mike Malinin rounding out the lineup, were augmented by sidemen Brad Fernquist (guitar) and Korel Tunador (keyboards, guitar and saxophone). Takac sang lead three times, which was at least two times too many. His selections, especially “Tucked Away” and “January Friend,” were models of the Goo Goo Dolls’ pre-“Name” power-pop days, but just because they were faster and louder than Rzeznik’s songs didn’t make them better. Takac’s bass-pounding, stage-sprinting act is always tiresome, and when he steps to the microphone it’s too much to take. The audience turned its attention to Rzeznik, who wasn’t doing anything out of the ordinary to steal the spotlight from his over-singing bandmate. Might Rzeznik let Takac sing lead to make himself appear that much better? Whatever the case, Keith Richards never gets more that a couple chances to front the Stones in concert, and he’s actually enjoyable to watch. It comes down to the fact that the show works best as a love-song sing-along, and if Rzeznik didn’t have enough of them in his catalog before, he added a ringer in the form of the Supertramp cover “Give a Little Bit.” The song appears on the band’s most recent album, “Let Love In,” and the Goo Goo Dolls broke it out for their encore, complete with a sax solo by Tunador. Augustana warmed up for the Goo Goo Dolls with a 40-minute set that closed with “Boston,” a current radio hit for the San Diego band. The band’s music is the sort of piano-laden soft-rock that has become popular thanks to Coldplay, and as for the band’s other obvious inspiration, melancholy-mannered singer Dan Layus is a set of dreadlock hair extensions away from a Counting Crows copyright suit. http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070318/ENT03/303180006/-1/CINCI
April 28, 200719 yr i've always wondered if there was a thread for the goo's but i never looked. I love them!!! one band who has gotten better with age for the most part. Best album- dizzy up the girl. like my fourht favorite album ever. let love in also kicks ass
August 8, 200718 yr Just picked up the dizzy up the girl album today after seeing the Irish video on Vh1. can't really form an opinion on first listen to it yet... :(
August 8, 200718 yr I have only heard the song "iris", although i once turned down a pair of tickets to see them live.
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