Having been around since the mid eighties The Goo Goo Dolls brand of alternate rock and pop is something many will be familiar with. It is not however a sound that I appreciate, one that has far too much in common with the soft popular rock ballads of Bon Jovi and Aerosmith without ever approaching a level of distinction or originality those two music giants achieved in their prime. With that being the case and the fact I don't really see myself as a music critic I'll be steering clear of offering anything more than a critique of the disc and its value as a live music experience for fans of th
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