Robby Takac of the Goo Goo Dolls calls Michael Jackson “talented beyond belief.” Jackson's first WNY show ever was canceled, the next sold outUpdated: 06/27/09 07:37 AMFears scrub 1970 gig, but 1984 dates fill stadiumBy Anne NevilleNEWS STAFF REPORTER(..)The Goo Goo Dolls’ Robby Takac was working in the Los Angeles studio where the Jackson Five recorded most of their early hits when he heard that Jackson had died.Takac called it “a pretty strange place to be at that moment . . . one of those bizarre coincidences.”Takac lauded Jackson for “breaking down many of the social and cultural walls tha