something for the rest of us

Looking back on the Goo Goo Dolls 4th of July concert in 2004 it seems almost romantic now. Everybody says they were there, but admit it when it rained liked cats and dogs you probably bolted. Sure some people stayed, but they must have had too much to drink. Proving that Buffalo toughness and pride still runs deep, the Goo Goo Dolls continued to play thru power outages, thunder and lightning and 

Goo Goo Dolls front-man, Johnny Reznik recently sat down with Rolling Stone and talked about the early days of the band, when they were managed by Artie Kwitchoff (now with the Town Ballroom and Funtime Presents Entertainment) and the evolution of the band from Punk Rockers at the Continental to "their current album "Something for the Rest of Us". Watch the interview, and see an acoustic performance from the band.