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Goo Goo Dolls

ReviewAugust 31, 2005Associated Content

August 31, 2005 byAl EbasterMore Punch, Fewer StringsGutterflower (2003), the Goo Goo Dolls’ follow-up to their hugely successful Dizzy Up the Girl, is a strong work by a constantly growing and evolving group. This disc comes with fewer strings and more guitars; there’s more punch than its predecessor, from both Takac and Rzeznik.Takac’s songs stay rooted in the group’s heavier rock sound. His voice is notably different from Dizzy, however; he’s become much raspier and some fans may be turned off by that.Most of Johnny Rzeznik’s lyrics come with more bitterness than in any other album; this is

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