The Goo Goo Dolls crawled out of the Buffalo, New York scene in the mid-‘80s peddling their brand of indie power pop and cheaply recorded albums from the back of a van that carried them from bar to club. The group was often compared to The Replacements. The Dolls did indeed share that same sense of melodic aggression and they also had a cult following that hung on every word and chord. Sometime in the mid-‘90s that all changed. First, the acoustic power ballad “Name” went into the post Hootie charts, then the song “Iris” was released on the City Of Angels soundtrack, becoming o