Gutterflower
The Goo Goo Dolls
Information
- Released
- 2002
- Format(s)
- CD, Cassette, LP
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)
•
CD
Gutterflower (Japanese release)
Warner Bros., 2002
13 track(s)
•
CD
Gutterflower (Promo)
WEA Records Germany, 2002
12 track(s)
•
Cassette
Gutterflower (reissue)
Warner Records, 2019
12 track(s)
•
LP
Gutterflower Promo
London Recordings, 2002
7 track(s)
•
CD
Gutterflower Sampler (Promo)
Warner Bros. Records, 2002
5 track(s)
•
CD
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