It’s been 20 years since Goo Goo Dolls’ first album, and 15 since the release of their top album Dizzy Up the Girl. It hasn’t been that long since their latest album, but when your best album since the turn of the century is arguably one with “Greatest Hits” in the title, it’s not a good sign. The last album with original songs that was worth buying was Let Love In from 2004, which was 9 years ago. Writing this Goo Goo Dolls Magnetic review was not easy when I couldn’t help to compare this album to ones in the past. Nothing on this album comes close to songs like Iris, Slide, Name, Black Ballo