After listening to the Goo Goo Dolls’ newest album Magnetic, the strongest conclusion to be made is that the trio from New York have found their happy place. Magnetic is a feel-good album with lots more electronic experimentation and a less guitar-heavy feel than what we’ve heard from them before. The new direction could be enough to entice younger fans perhaps unfamiliar with their older efforts but also satisfy their long-standing fans with its more-poppy-yet-still-Goo-Goo-rocky-sound.Magnetic features 11 new tracks plus a live recording of Home (Something for the Rest of Us, 2010) and Black