Goo Goo Dolls interview on MTV 120 Minutes with Lewis Largent (1993.04.18) Johnny Robby & George
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- Goo Goo Dolls interview on MTV 120 Minutes with Lewis Largent (1993.04.18). Johnny Robby & George from the Superstar Car Wash era!!! Fun fact, the first show I ever attended was the Goo Goo Dolls at the Orchard Park Fire Hall on October 6, 1989!
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Lewis the interviewer passed away in 2023 at a young age of 58. Great interview thanks for your time
From? 58 is young…
It seems like a lot of rare goo goo dolls stuff is coming out lately... Glad to be a part of it. Good stuff
So if you watch the Goo Goo Dolls Behind the Music and they talk about playing a bar Augusta GA in late summer of 1995(Just before Name blew up that fall), and the band talks 5 people and a dog (something along that lines!!!) showing up to the show, I was one of those 5 people !! It was more like 20, but only about 5 people were watching band. They still played a full set though, and they came down and talked to us after the show. I remember Robby telling me Name was gonna be the next single off the LP, and the lable was really going to push it to radio/MTV and so forth, and they had their fingers crossed that it got some traction. It worked out for them !
Being Buffalo born & raised myself I always have a soft spot for the Goos!!! They were my very first show at a fire hall near the Bills stadium in 1989 that ended with everyone rushing the stage at the end and an ambulance being called for a girl that got injured, not severely as Robby told me a few years later when I interviewed him! I also saw and hung out with them on that same very small club tour in 1995 before Name blew up....Goo times!!!
R.I.P. Lewis Largent, february 20th 2023
Although I'm technically considered an "Elder Millennial" - my heart and soul will always belong to GEN X!!!!! You guys truly were/are the most original and unique generation of the modern era.
Thanks...from a true Gen Xer ;)
Long live GenX!
This is like finding buried treasure. Thank you so much for this!! You've made this Buffalo girl extremely happy!
I've seen you comment a few times on multiple videos about the goo goo dolls and I just wanted to say I love your username! Gutterflower is tied with superstar car wash as my favorite albums by them.
@@kitkats2204 thank you so much. Gutterflower is my absolute favorite, although I love Superstar Car Wash as well 🥰
So glad to hear it…Buffalo born & raised myself…will always have a soft spot for the Goos!!!
@@loversof120minutesonmtv the more of this rare stuff that comes out, the better!! 👍
George always looks like he’s trying to fit in with the band.. meanwhile Johnny and Robbie secretly like each other better.
6:00 because hes more famous than we will probably ever be... - johnny
RIP Lewis Largent.
6:02 Little did they know😂
Haha my thoughts exactly!!
Thank you for uploading this! It’s hard to find much ggd footage from the early 90s. Love these guys!!
I agree.
Needed this. I became a goo goo doll fan late in 98. In high school I studied the music. As a vet now trying to live as a vet and leaving the war behind, I find myself trying to connect to that golden moment when music touched my soul. Really needed this.
And Midnight Oil’s Earth and Sun and Moon album was brand new. Music ruled back then.
Thank you so much for uploading this. Always on the hunt for rare ggd interview videos
Wonder if Paul Westerberg singing “I never go far without the goo goo dolls” in Alex Chilton exists somewhere out there on RUclips
omg they were babies!
Not to much, John had 27 years old, Robby had 28
A guy I worked with told me Johnny resnick used to sell hot dogs outside the buffalo aud.
He had some odd jobs back then…
Miss when TV used to be this good along with music/bands. Everything sucks now
Omg. I remember this! I recorded it on VHS. I wish I could go back to those days.
rip lewis largent
HOLD ME UP is a great record.
My fave Goos record for sure...love it!!!
@@loversof120minutesonmtv 👍
Front to back. I grew up with that record....cassette. I actually wrote (pen to paper) to Metalblade Records when I was like 12 because I had Hold Me Up and they sent me a compilation cassette that had I'm Awake Now (by the Goos) on it. Still have it with the letter and catalog they sent. Good times.
@@NITE_SHIFTING that's an awesome story, thanks for sharing! Yeah, I grew up in Buffalo and my very first show was The Goos in 1989, they played a small fire hall right near the stadium where the Bills play...good times!!
classic. x
That was AWESOME
George was a great drummer on the songs. But every time I see him, he reminds me of salespeople/contractors that come to my home. Wonder if that's what he's doing now.
He works as a music instructor!! Seems like he’s really happy. There’s an interview with him from a couple years ago and he seems like he’s having a good time
@@baileyb4470 I'm glad for him.
@@eicrusade6161 me too
That was awesome.
let's go buffalo
Wow the Goo Goo Dolls are so indie and alt 🤣
nice
I don’t like Johnny’s Dorothy Hamill haircut 😂. Also looks like he got new teeth later in his career.
Wow! they played maybe the gayest music ever. Check out the rolled up overalls.
lol they were their own little thing…wouldn’t really agree on “gay” but they had their own scene going for surr