GOO GOO DOLLS - Dizzy Up The Girl

The Throwback Podcast

Dan Hanzus and Bob Castrone

Comedy, Music Commentary, Music:music Commentary, Music

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2020

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Goo Heads rejoice: your favorite band from Buffalo won a Patreon Poll (patreon.com/throwbackpod) which means they're getting the Throwback treatment this week! Let's go back to 1998 when upstate NY's finest scored a multiplatinum LP featuring LITERALLY the biggest song of the decade -- which somehow isn't even the best song on the album. Just ask Maude.

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0:00.0	Hi you guys want some cookies cookies cookies Welcome to the garage welcome to another edition of the throwback
0:18.7	podcast my name is Dan Hansis.
0:22.6	I'm joined as I always am by my bosom buddy, Bobby Castro,
0:25.8	hey Bob, what's up?
0:27.2	Hey buddy, what's up?
0:28.0	We're back, here we are.
0:29.0	We're back, we're back, Chris Cantan's back.
0:31.7	Feels good.
0:33.5	It's been a minute.
0:34.7	It's been a while.
0:35.8	It has.
0:37.0	It feels like a million years ago,
0:39.2	we were in here laughing at Creed doing their best to sound awful.
0:45.0	I just realize Bob, you know, you do incredible work on the production end for the show.
0:50.0	I do the bare minimum to get this thing up.
0:53.0	Some say, you know, too much work.
0:55.0	And but I have to give you more work.
0:58.0	A little bit of work, Bob.
1:00.0	Okay.
1:01.0	And I'm gonna set it up.
1:02.0	And you can't, you can't edit this out, it needs to be put into the show.
1:07.5	Because the last time we were sitting in this garage was, I want to say say right around the middle of January yeah and when the
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