Magnetic Goo Goo Dolls
Album info
Album-Release:
2013
HRA-Release:
05.06.2013
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- 1 Rebel Beat 03:35
- 2 When The World Breaks Your Heart 03:34
- 3 Slow It Down 03:12
- 4 Caught In The Storm 03:58
- 5 Come To Me 03:45
- 6 Bringing On The Light 03:17
- 7 More Of You 03:26
- 8 BulletProofAngel 03:23
- 9 Last Hot Night 03:37
- 10 Happiest Of Days 03:32
- 11 Keep The Car Running 04:08
- 12 Home 04:36
- 13 Black Balloon 04:26
Info for Magnetic
Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated Goo Goo Dolls present their 2013 album, entitled Magnetic. The band, singer guitarist John Rzeznik, bassist Robby Takac, and drummer Mike Malinin recorded in New York, London and LA with Gregg Wattenberg (Train), Rob Cavallo (Green Day), John Shanks (Bon Jovi), and Greg Wells (Katy Perry). Magnetic is the tenth studio release for the Buffalo, NY trio.
What’s the story behind the album’s title? 'I was on the phone with my manager and he was yelling into the phone about coming up with a title for the album. That word just came out of my mouth. I just spat the word out: Magnetic. That’s good. And then he was like, “Ooh, I like that.” And I liked it too, so we just called it that. It was that simple. I’m very bad at naming things, putting titles on my songs, I usually wait till the last minute to do that.' (John Rzeznik)
Many songs, like “Bulletproofangel” and “Last Hot Night” seem to have the lyrical style you’re you guys are known for, but others seem to be starting a new era in your sound. What caused the change?
'A lot of things. Certain things in your life change, and you just feel better. When we made the album Something for the Rest of Us, I was in a really bad place. Everyone goes through hard times, and I just happened to be making a record during mine. It was a pretty honest reflection of where I was during that time, just like this is an honest reflection of what I was thinking, feeling and doing when I was writing those songs. And I did a lot of collaborating on this album and I really enjoyed that. I was just so happy to do it. It was a joy to get up and work every day and I wasn’t sitting in a room by myself. I was learning from other writers and good friends I have a lot of respect for and they have respect for me.' (John Rzeznik)
John Rzeznik, guitar
Robby Takac, bass
Mike Malinin, drums
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