by John Staton“Thanks for remembering.”So said Goo Goo Dolls frontman Johnny Rezeznik to a star-struck Azalea Festival crowd at the band’s Trask Coliseum concert on Thursday. He’d just finished playing “Name,” one of several hit songs from the ’90s by the Goos the band delivered to a clearly enthralled crowd, which stood throughout much of the show and called for one encore.But the performance more likely to stick in this concert-goer’s mind was that of opening act Collective Soul, led by the energetic performance of frontman Ed Roland.Dancing around the stage and gesticulating like a shaman w