u got it right

Part of that is just growing up. I get he other part.

I will shed tears too is im 26 years older.

Is that why 😢😢😢😢😢…… oh that rift just tugs at my soul

You should check out their earlier stuff. They were total garage punk. But of course this is the sound that made them hit big

@@danielschnapp6737True but they also grew up and it shows. Name was one of their most personal songs

I’d say they always had a unique sound and I liked a lot of the garage punk also. He wound up the strings randomly on Name and Iris and all the other hits to give them that beautiful open ringing, but if you listened to We Are the Normal off Superstar Car Wash in ‘93…I mean bands don’t make that kind of song

They have been releasing music and touring regularly for the past 20 + years. They're not just a 90s band

@@AK-jw7rx They experienced their greatest commercial success in the 90’s and definitely have the 90’s sound.

Lol every generation says the same thing bout whatever music they like.

@@glhmedic But times are different now. In the 90s - anything could be mainstream and out there. Now only pop can be mainstream. A band like Goo Goo Dolls would never be big today because the shift.

The 90's we're great ✌️💙🎄⛄

So well put!!!

@@glhmedicyou could say this. Just take a moment to think about 2000’s music has really fallen off in the 2000’s. The 90’s was the last good decade for music all around. When country and pop are fighting for #1 spot in the 90’s it was crazy that does not happen today. Michael Jackson, U2 and Garth brooks were going back and forth to get the top billboard spot. Then so many good bands and music out then. What has 2000’s brought us? Not much. 80’a had some Fun stuff too but maybe not like the 90’s. 70’s alright too. So 70’s-90’s best music we have ever had

thats epic

That was a good inspiration

The mistakes you made in the past are the lessons you learned for today. Every day is an opportunity to be better than yesterday

Damn. Same. I was ten years old and finishing off my final year of elementary school. I’d do it all over again in a heartbeat ;v;

I had hair long like his in 1996.

Robby Takac. He's always like that !

Carson....I guess I'm dating myself......Friggin' Leno!

Yep they were literally what I call "bro punk" with dumb songs and unsuccessful albums. Its worth checking out to anyone because it's shocking how different they used to be. The bassist did the singing (shouting?) and Rzeznik was an 80s style guitarist. Then idk what happened to them, but they became excellent songwriters and Rzeznik turned out to be an extraordinary singer. This band's history is the strongest example that any band can turn out to be great, regardless of their start

Johnny always struggled with getting his guitar loud enough on a live set. Definitely not his fault tho it's just weird how it kept happening through the years.

I had that same hair in the 90s. Now I have very long dreadlocks.

That sticker was everywhere in the 90s it's iconic

He said the album name, a Boy Named Goo

@AK-jw7rx he said "A boy called goo"

I dont think I have that one recoreded, but if I have and find it I will do. I still got more than 400 vhs-tapes to go through...

@@RollingRockvideos Thanks!

Google is free, you can look up their discography, they've put out multiple albums and have toured consistently for the past 22 years. They did not fade into obscurity at all.

@@AK-jw7rx When was the last time they had a hit single on the radio then? When was the last time they played at an awards show? When was the last time they won an award?

Just Name and Long Way Down from Jay Leno this far.

I hear that yeah.

Oh now I hear it. He's dyslexic btw (Jay). Or maybe they wrote it wrong in the cue cards

Okay sure-that makes him a hack