When the Goo Goo Dolls recorded its last album, 2013’s “Magnetic,” it broke with its long-standing practice of writing an album worth of songs before heading into the studio. It instead decided to develop and record the songs, producers in tow, as they went, bassist Robby Takac says.The result was a Top 10 disc (its fourth straight) that produced a Top 20 Adult chart hit with “Come to Me.”The Goo Goo Dolls took the same approach for its new album, “Boxes,” Takac says. The new album not only gave the Goo Goo Dolls its highest-charting single in more than eight years with “So Alive,” but also le