From rafx@the-beatles.com Sun Jun 21 00:49:06 1998
I got some mail requesting to post the actual review to the news group
so here it is........
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Regards from Melanie

GOO GOO DOLLS - A Boy Named Goo

 (Warner)

 They are fresh faced and young but ironically have been sitting on
 the music industry wheel since 1996, introducing the Goo Goo
 Dolls. Currently sitting high and dry and confident with there
 recent single release 'Only One'. Goo Goo Dolls have had six
 albums released although 'A Boy Named Goo' is the first release
 since signing with Warner Bros. Records in 1997. This album
 reminisces with yesteryear songs of The Ramones and even a
 slight hint of REM, the obvious comparison is the
 raw-smashing-rock'n'roll sound of pure hard well written songs
 and explicitly perfect lyrics. Front man and guitarist Johnny
 Rzeznik has it all talent, style and for the girlie fans very gorgeous
 and handsome looks. Goo Goo Dolls have a nice clean sound
 that somewhat is still able to carry a pop-thrash-heavy tone that
 leaves the listener clear about what they are hearing. Not like
 many bands that make you feel all stirred and confused not only
 about the musicianship but what language the vocalist is singing in
 if any at all. Much to the credit of this talent you can find their
 music on many movie soundtracks such as Nightmare on Elm
 Street 6, Batman and Robin and more recently City of Angels.
 Keep an eye out for Goo Goo Dolls which won't be hard as they
 are all over the media at present from TV to print. ***TEN out
 of TEN***

From ted23mypantsblowme@flash.net Mon Jun 22 00:38:56 1998
Um, you DO mean 1986.  Right?  


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