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The Lyrics to 'Here Is Gone', 'You Never Know', 'Sympathy', 'What A Scene' & 'Big Machine' are over in the Lyrics section, under 'Gutterflower'.

Tracklisting
1) Big Machine
2) You Never Know
3) Sympathy
4) Here Is Gone
5) What A Scene

The presumed missing tracks from the Gutterflower CD 'Hollywood' and 'Disco' (Working Title) have been rediscovered, at least I think so,

The first single from new Goo Goo Dolls album 'Gutterflower' will be released 12th March 2002 the single is of course 'Here is Gone'

1) Big Machine
2) Think About Me
3) Here Is Gone
4) You Never Know
5) What A Scene
6) Up Up Up
7) It's Over
8) Sympathy
9) What Do You Need ?
10) Smash
11) Tucked Away
12) Truth Is A Whisper

Here is Gone
Think About Me
Hollywood
Disco (Working Title)
Big Machine
It's Over
Ya Never Know
Up, Up, Up, (Robby Takac)

How about a couple of pics from the video shoot to forthcoming single 'Here Is Gone'? Say thank you to the DailyGoo.

The official release date for the European launch of 'Gutterflower' is:
Two weeks after the US launch........ so I make it - Monday 22 April 2002

The track order for 'Gutterflower' is being finalised as well as the digital mastering.

The first single from 'Gutterflower' will be 'Here is Gone', a video concept has already been finalised and filming will begin within the next month.

"The Gutterflower CD is complete. .. . . . . . . . . .we're gettin ready for a HUGE amount of touring"

Reports have indicated 'Gutterflower' is set to be released on April 8th 2002 throughout Europe.

The Goo Goo Dolls have switched European distributors from EDEL to Warner, hopefully this will end all previous problems with Album and Single releases throughout Britain and Europe.

'Think About Me' is the title of the forthcoming single from 'Gutterflower'. The single is due in February but may be released in March due to the April 8/9 release of 'Gutterflower'

A single has been chosen from the new album, but it's title has not been confirmed as yet.
No release date has been confirmed for the single, but it is expected mid-February.

The Goo Goo Dolls have finished recording and mixing their forthcoming album. After recently recording an appearance on the Chris Isaak show where they performed 'Think About Me' (The show airs in February/March) the Goo's have been involved in photo-shoots for the new album.

"big mixin' day for us. . . . recalls. . . . .we'll get into that tomorrow. . . . .we are so close to finishin' GUTTERFLOWER. . . . . . . . expect a single in February"

The Goo Goo Dolls have released an official statement concerning Gutterflower. Read it below in the Reports section.

The Goo Goo Dolls have been mixing the new album lately and are currently mixing between LA and Miami using a real-time online communicator called Ed-Net. Here's 2 pics.......

Sorry about the lack of updates haven't had a lot of time to update this section.

On the 8th of October the Goo Goo Dolls said they were near completion of the first track for the album and hinted that this track could be the first Single to be released from the Gutterflowers CD

So....... I'm guessing 'Here Is Gone' was the first track and therefore will be the first single which will be released in January 2002. The album will be released in February 2002.

On October 2nd the Goo Goo Dolls returned to the studio to continue work on Gutterflowers after the tragedies of September 11th.

On November 5th the Goo Goo Dolls were back in the studio after performing in the "Concert For New York City" & "United We Stand" benefit gigs for the September 11th tragedies.

On September 11th the Goo Goo Dolls wrapped up a photo shoot in an abandoned mansion in Beverly Hills with Dean Carr.

Expect to see an update made to googoodolls.com around the release (probably on the day of) to mark the occasion. Just like with release of EOAC.

Gutterflowers is the title of the bands forthcoming seventh album. Due to be released Fall 2001, Gutterflowers boasts 12 brand new tracks, whether or not more tracks are to be added has not yet been disclosed but excitement is building and Goo fans the world over can't wait for this latest masterpiece.

GOO GOO DOLLS PUT FINISHING TOUCHES ON GUTTERFLOWER FOR 2002 RELEASE;
JOHN RZEZNIK'S PONTIAC GTO DONATED TO VH1'S SAVE THE MUSIC FOUNDATION'S HOLIDAY AUCTION

Warner Bros. recording artists the Goo Goo Dolls are in a Los Angeles studio putting finishing touches on their seventh album, Gutterflower. Band members John Rzeznik, Robby Takac and Mike Malinin have recorded twelve songs for the disc which is due out in 2002. Gutterflower is being produced by Rob Cavallo (Dizzy Up the Girl.)

Beginning December 2 and concluding December 17th, John Rzeznik's 1967 Pontiac GTO will be put up for bids on VH-1 and eBay in connection with VH-1's My Music Awards (Dec. 2 at 9:00 PM ET/PT). The classic car is white with black interior and is being auctioned off with other one-of-a-kind rock collectibles and memorabilia, with proceeds benefiting VH1's Save theMusic Foundation. This non-profit organization is dedicated to restoring music education programs in public schools and raising awareness of the positive impact music participation has on students across America.

The Goo Goo Dolls took part in three recent benefit concerts for victims and families of the September 11th terrorist attacks. On September 21st, John Rzeznik appeared on the worldwide televised event, "America: A Tribute to Heroes" performing Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" with Limp Bizkit. On October 20th the Goo Goo Dolls performed at the Concert for New York in New York City's Madison Square Garden, and on October 21st, they performed at the United We Stand concert at RFK Stadium in Wash., D.C. Performances from A Tribute to Heroes will be available for purchase on CD, DVD and video December 4th. The Concert for New York CD is in stores now. All three events helped raise millions of dollars, and proceeds from audio and video purchases will also benefit victims of the tragedies.

Multi-platinum recording artists the Goo Goo Dolls will begin recording new songs for their seventh album this week in a Los Angeles studio. Tentatively titled Gutterflowers, it is the group's first studio album in over three years. Rob Cavallo (Dizzy Up the Girl) will handle production duties for the Warner Bros. recording, which has an estimated Fall, 2001 release date.

Songwriter's John Rzeznik (guitar,vocals) and Robby Takac (bass, vocals), and bandmate Mike Malinin (drums) have been rehearsing the new material over the past few months and are looking forward to life in the studio.

"It's been three years since we've recorded any new songs, and that's a long time for us," says Takac. "We really love the creative process and all that goes into recording an album's worth of songs. As soon as we're finished in the studio, we'll be ready to head out on tour."

The Goo Goo Dolls most recent venture in the studio was to remix songs for What I Learned About Ego, Opinion, Art & Commerce (1987-2000), their twenty-two song collection released in May, 2001. Prior to that, the band toured for over two years in support of their 1998 release, Dizzy Up the Girl. With over one million plays at radio, Dizzy produced two No. 1 hits, "Iris" and "Slide," and three Top 10 hits, "Black Balloon," "Dizzy" and "Broadway." To date, Dizzy Up The Girl has sold over five million copies worldwide. The Goo Goo Dolls have been nominated for four GRAMMY Awards and have received numerous songwriting and radio airplay awards from ASCAP, BMI and other distinguished music industry organizations.

Further information on Gutterflowers, including song titles, audio soundbites, special guest appearances and in-studio updates will be available on the band's website at googoodolls.com.

GOOS WORKING ON NEW ALBUM
The GOO GOO DOLLS are in a Los Angeles studio working on their eighth studio
release, "Gutterflowers," which they plan to release before the end of the
year. The band has a dozen songs that they're recording with producer ROB
CAVALLO (GREEN DAY, TRICKY), who worked on the group's breakthrough, 1995's
"A Boy Named Goo." Goos frontman JOHNNY RZEZNIK will also make his solo debut
in 2002 when Disney releases the animated film, "Treasure Planet." The singer
has written two tracks for the forthcoming sci-fi rethinking of Robert Louis
Stevenson's "Treasure Island" set in deep space

The following pictures were released by the Goo Goo Dolls through 'The Daily Goo' at www.googoodolls.com the bands official website, all credit and thanks to the Goo Goo Dolls for these pictures and keeping the fans informed.

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Thats all the Pic's So far, but keep checking back as the Goo's Keep us informed.