Title: Goo Goo Dolls RIP
Review: I bought this album knowing that it was going to be a cheesy, insipid adult contemporary slop album filled with forgettable ballads. The only reason I bought it is because I wanted to support John, Robby, and Mike. Alas, this is going to be my last Goo album since this once beloved band of mine has proven beyond a doubt that they have been mentally and creatively castrated due to their desire to peddle more money by appealing to the American Top 40 audience.It was great while it lasted but all good bands come to an end when seeing green becomes more important than pleasing their diehard fans and continuously pushing themselves creatively.I recommend buying some of the Goos older albums Hold Me Up, Superstar Carwash, A Boy Named Goo, and All I learned about Ego, Opinion, Art, and Commerce. Dizzy Up the Girl is a pretty good album but it was an insidious sign of the impeding artistic demise of the Buffalo rockers.
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