Vance Kirkland long series of ‘Dot Paintings’. ... This technique might remind one of Pointillism, but only in theory, not in practice...this method is far from that of the Pointillists. The big, organic forms are built up from tiny dots, using powerful, sometimes brutal colors ... The dots of paint are plastic; they protrude from the surface of the painting, almost transforming it to a relief.” There are four main series and some important sub-series: Energy of Vibrations in Space [with sub-series Valhalla, Geometric, Einstein, Open Suns]; Energy of Mysteries in Space; Energy of Explosions in Space; Energy of Forces in Space;
A Boy Named Goo customers had thought that the child on the cover was smeared in blood, Rzeznik said, "The name of the album is A Boy Named Goo. The picture is of a boy covered with goo. What part of this concept are they unclear on?" All songs written by John Rzeznik and Robby Takac, except where noted. The track listing for advance copies—before George Tutuska was fired from the band—was slightly different. Haste the Day, a metalcore band, covered the song "Long Way Down" for their album "When Everything Falls". The song "Ain't That Unusual" was featured on the soundtrack of the