Twenty years ago, life for the Goo Goo Dolls was changing.Previously, the Buffalo band had Replacements ambitions as a punkish act that dabbled in metal.However, that would all change when the group wrote and recorded the song “Name.” After nearly a decade of obscurity, the band was about to be ubiquitous, with an unexpected and unintended style change that would forge its pop future.“It’s funny — when we were doing the demos for [1995’s] ‘Boy Name Goo,’ I remember when that song was coming together,” said bassist Robby Takac, calling from San Jose, California. “We were kind of looking at each