Goo Goo DollsMagneticReviewed by Jane Roser Some things never change. Like John Rzeznik’s Keith Urban style rocker hair. Some things do change. The Goo Goo Dolls sound has evolved in the 28 years since their beginnings in Buffalo, New York. It went from a distinct alternative rock beat to a more pop rock sound. Some of their fans bailed and some remained loyal. Me- I’m not that nit-picky. Unless your songs suck. Magnetic, the Dolls 10th studio album offers a little bit of everything- the good and the eh.The two-time Grammy nominees (in 1998 and again in 2000) have sold more than 10 million alb