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I think goo is their most accross the board punk record till that point. And i mean the straight-up strain of punk. They'd been dying to be less arty and more punk for years, that's what warmed them to steve in the 1st place. When i saw the goo tour I thought it was really streamlined, all the fat taken out, and there's something to be said for that (even though they do excell at the 'good fat'). that quality of the goo stuff seemed well married to them being on a major label for the 1st time.. straight foreward is also accessible. but that might have been a happy convenience as opposed to something mercenary
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