Gutterflower
The Goo Goo Dolls
Information
- Released
- 2002
- Format(s)
John Rzeznik said he didn't feel pressured to achieve the same success of Dizzy Up the Girl when creating Gutterflower.
The album's title came from a term used by poet Pablo Neruda in The Beggars to describe homeless people. John Rzeznik wrote Gutterflower's material after his divorce and moving to L.A. from Buffalo, NY.
Source: Goo Goos do good: Alltel concert doubles as food drive (August 28, 2002).

Releases
Gutterflower
Warner Bros., 2002
12 track(s)
Gutterflower (Japanese release)
Warner Bros., 2002
13 track(s)
Gutterflower (Promo)
WEA Records Germany, 2002
12 track(s)
Gutterflower (reissue)
Warner Records, 2019
12 track(s)
Gutterflower Promo
London Recordings, 2002
7 track(s)
Gutterflower Sampler (Promo)
Warner Bros. Records, 2002
5 track(s)
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