With there eleventh album about to be released, we decided it was a perfect time to revisit the Goo Goo Dolls first release of the 1990s. For their third album Hold Me Up from 1990, the band began it’s transition from Robby Takac-led pop/punk band to alternative rock hit-makers of the 2nd half of the decade. This album shows the pieces falling into place, with guitarist John Rzeznik taking the lead vocals on five of the fourteen tracks, up from two on the previous two albums. From track to track, you can hear the past and future of the band colliding, but does that make for a worthwhile overall listening experience? Tune in to find out.
Songs in this Episode:
Superchunk - Foolish | 90s Album Review
Muse - Showbiz | 90s Album Review
INXS - Full Moon, Dirty Hearts | 90s Album Review
Monique Powell of Save Ferris | 90s Artist Interview
Supergrass - In It for the Money | 90s Album Review
Pollen - The Glorious Couch Life | 90s Album Review
Hobey Echlin of Majesty Crush | 90s Artist Interview
Dredg - Leitmotif | 90s Album Review
The Lemonheads - It's A Shame About Ray | 90s Album Review
Keith and Glenn Kochanowicz of Riverside | 90s Artist Interview
Sinéad O'Connor - Universal Mother | 90s Album Review
It Came From Slimey Valley compilation | 80s Album Review
The Hookers - Black Visions of Crimson Wisdom | 90s Album Review
The Brady Bunch Lawnmower Massacre - Desperate Football | 90s Album Review
Jawbreaker - Dear You | 90s Album Review
Indigo Girls - Swamp Ophelia | 90s Album Review
Albums of 1994 | 90s Roundtable
Love Nut - ¡Baltimucho! | 90s Album Review
The Verve - A Northern Soul | 90s Album Review
Fountains of Wayne - Utopia Parkway | 90s Album Review
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