Honesty.That's something you'll find at the core of everything The Goo Goo Dolls have ever done–in thrash-and-burn live shows and lushly-orchestrated ballads, in buoyantly playful power-pop and introspective ruminations. Through it all–and through more than ten years in the trenches of low-budget touring–the Goos stuck to their guns, winning an avid cult-following that gradually blossomed into full-blown stardom."The thing is, we've never changed our idea about what it is we do," says John Rzeznik, the band's guitarist and primary singer. "It's very dangerous to put your opinion of yourself in