Dizzy Up the Girl is the sixth studio album by the American rock band Goo Goo Dolls, released on 22 September 1998 through Warner Bros. Records. It sits in the alternative rock, power pop and post-grunge camp, with a pop rock sheen that points squarely at the mainstream.

It follows A Boy Named Goo, which had already given the band a Billboard top five hit in 1995 with the downbeat "Name". This record took them up another level, and it leans towards more mainstream songwriting than anything they had made before. It is also the first album to feature drummer Mike Malinin. If you want to hear the point where a scrappy rock band became a much bigger name, this is the one to put on.

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Dizzy Up the Girl: tracklist, credits and charts

14 tracks · 49:41

Tracklist

  1. 1DizzyJohn Rzeznik2:41
  2. 2SlideJohn Rzeznik3:33
  3. 3BroadwayJohn Rzeznik3:58
  4. 4January FriendRobby Takac2:45
  5. 5Black BalloonJohn Rzeznik4:10
  6. 6Bullet ProofJohn Rzeznik4:37
  7. 7AmigoneRobby Takac3:16
  8. 8All Eyes on MeJohn Rzeznik and Goo Goo Dolls3:58
  9. 9Full ForeverRobby Takac2:52
  10. 10Acoustic #3John Rzeznik1:57
  11. 11IrisJohn Rzeznik4:50
  12. 12Extra PaleRobby Takac2:11
  13. 13Hate This PlaceJohn Rzeznik4:25
  14. 14NameJohn Rzeznik4:30
Produced by
Rob Cavallo, Goo Goo Dolls, Lou Giordano
Mixed by
Jack Joseph‐Puig, Lou Giordano
Engineered by
Ken Allardyce, Allen Sides, Lou Giordano
Recorded
1997–98
Labels
Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros.
Length
49:41

Line-up

  • Mike Malinin · drums (drum set), percussion
  • John Rzeznik · guitar family, vocals, guitar
  • Robby Takac · bass, vocals
  • Tommy Keene · electric guitar · guest
  • Jamie Muhoberac · piano · guest
  • Tim Pierce · mandolin · guest

Singles

  • “Iris” · 1 April 1998
  • “Slide” · 17 September 1998
  • “Dizzy” · 5 February 1999
  • “Black Balloon” · 7 June 1999
  • “Broadway” · 27 March 2000

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 1998–9915
UK Albums Chart · 1998–9947
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 1998–994
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 1998–9917
Swedish Albums · 1998–9917
Hungarian Physical Albums (MAHASZ) · 202319
New Zealand Albums · 1998–9919
Austrian Albums · 1998–9920
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 1998–9927
German Albums · 1998–9930
All 12 charts
Norwegian Albums · 1998–9935
Dutch Albums · 1998–9938

Certifications

RegionCertification
Australia · 1999Platinum
Canada · 20234× Platinum
Denmark · 2023Gold
New Zealand · 20262× Platinum
United Kingdom · 2020Gold
United States · 20225× Platinum

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz22 September 1998
Wikipedia infobox22 September 1998
Wikidata1998
US release22 September 1998earliest US date
13 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1998DEWarner Bros. Records093624705826other
1998CAWarner Bros. Records093624705826other
1998HKThird Rail Records4893391018329other
September 1998AUThird Rail Records9399603191422other
22 September 1998USWarner Bros. Records093624705826original
October 1998JP—other
5 October 1998JP—4029758020425other
5 October 1998JPWarner Bros. Records (Japan) Inc.4943674216024other
1999ZAGallo Record Company6001208852938other
12 February 1999DEHollywood Records4029758020425other
2015USWarner Bros. Records093624926078other
——Warner Bros. Records093624919162other
——Warner Bros. Records093624705864other
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