By DALE ANDERSONTHE GOO GOO DOLLS aren't the usual sort of headbangers that turn up on Metal Blade Records. Even the folks at Metal Blade concede this. For all the high-energy noise they make, they're too irreverent, too light on their feet and too much fun to qualify as true heavy metal warriors.Metal Blade made an exception in their case. The rationale for this can be heard on the first Goo Goo Dolls release for the label, Jed (Death/Metal Blade 73406-1 Enigma), a reckless, rip-snorting album that packs 14 tracks into less than 35 minutes.A maniac laugh, triphammering drums and slashing guit