BRAD PATTON For The Times LeaderHaving been stuck in the studio too long, Goo Goo Dolls bassist Robby Takac says, the multiplatinum band really looks forward to playing some live shows, including one at the F.M. Kirby Center at 8 tonight.“It always takes longer than you expect,” the 45-year-old from Buffalo, N.Y., said. “This was the very first time we went into the studio right after touring, and we didn’t have any songs ready beforehand.”Those sessions saw the band recording with a number of different producers, including Tim Palmer (who has worked with Robert Plant, Pearl Jam and David Bowi