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Goo Goo Dolls – A Boy Named Goo (New Vinyl) (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

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Goo Goo Dolls – A Boy Named Goo (New Vinyl) (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)NEW DOUBLE LP New sealed copy. 2025 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition reissue features the classic multi platinum album remastered on LP 1 plus a previously unreleased 1996 Las Vegas concert on LP 2. A Boy Named Goo marked a turning point for the Goo Goo Dolls, propelling the Buffalo based trio into mainstream success. Released in 1995 via Warner Bros., the band's fifth studio album achieved double platinum status within a year, solidifying their

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New sealed copy. 2025 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition reissue features the classic multi-platinum album remastered on LP 1 plus a previously unreleased 1996 Las Vegas concert on LP 2.

A Boy Named Goo marked a turning point for the Goo Goo Dolls, propelling the Buffalo-based trio into mainstream success. Released in 1995 via Warner Bros., the band's fifth studio album achieved double-platinum status within a year, solidifying their transition from scrappy alt-rockers to radio staples. It was also the final album to feature drummer George Tutuska, who was dismissed prior to its release and replaced by Mike Malinin.

A notable quirk in the album's tracklist stems from Tutuska's departure. His composition, Stand Alone, was included only on a promotional version of the album, as frontman John Rzeznik opted not to capitalize on his former bandmate’s contributions. The widely released edition instead featured Disconnected and Slave Girl, originally B-sides to the Only One single. The two tracks were covers, paying homage to underground punk influences—Buffalo’s Enemies and Australia’s Lime Spiders.

The album's breakout moment came with Name, the band's first major hit. The song’s distinctive acoustic-driven sound, a departure from their earlier material, was described by Rzeznik as the result of a fortunate accident—one that would ultimately reshape the band's sonic identity.

A Boy Named Goo also marked the band's final release under the Metal Blade Records imprint, closing a chapter on their rawer, punk-leaning origins before fully embracing the polished alternative rock that would define their later years.

TRACKLIST:

LP 1: A Boy Named Goo    
A1        Long Way Down
A2        Burnin' Up
A3        Naked
A4        Flat Top
A5        Impersonality
A6        Name
B1        Only One
B2        Somethin' Bad
B3        Ain't That Unusual
B4        So Long
B5        Eyes Wide Open
B6        Disconnected
B7        Slave Girl

LP 2: Live At The Aladdin Theatre, Las Vegas, NV, 3/10/1996    
A1        Naked
A2        Impersonality
A3        Fallin' Down
A4        Burnin' Up
A5        Eyes Wide Open
A6        Long Way Down
B1        Only One
B2        Hey
B3        Slave Girl
B4        Name
B5        Flat Top

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