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The Goo Goo Dolls have been around for what seems like forever, six years before I was born to be exact! And yet, in their 27 year run without hiatus, they have gathered 14 top ten singles, sold over 10 million albums, and had their hit-song “Iris” top Billboard’s Top 100 songs of 1992-2012. In other words, this band has the credentials to scare any Belieber away.

With the release of “Magnetic” on June 11 (their tenth studio album) the Goo Goo Dolls are back, and in many ways better than they have been for quite some time. While not a massive change from the tried-and-tested formula of soft pop rock, Johnny Rzeznik and co. have produced a catchy, meaningful and emotionally upbeat record. The band chose to work with three different producers, Gregg Wattenberg, John Shanks and Greg Wells in order to get a very unique sound for each track.

Unlike their recent efforts, the band wrote much of the music on tour, without the forced nature of a record company breathing down their neck. This results in a fresh and more vibrant sounding Goo Goo Dolls that are perhaps entering an Indian summer of their careers.



Verenigde Staten
Rock
Label: Warner


1. "Rebel Beat" 3:34
 2. "When the World Breaks Your Heart" 3:33
 3. "Slow It Down" 3:11
 4. "Caught in the Storm" 3:57
 5. "Come to Me" 3:45
 6. "Bringing on the Light" 3:16
 7. "More of You" 3:26
 8. "Bullet Proof Angel" 3:23
 9. "Last Hot Night" 3:37
 10. "Happiest of Days" 3:31
 11. "Keep the Car Running" 4:08