Believe it or not, the Goo Goo Dolls are celebrating their 26th year together. Their latest release, Magnetic, is their tenth album. But bassist Robby Takac isn’t looking back. “I guess the tenth album is a landmark of sorts,” he says, speaking mid-tour from Kansas City. ”But as a band, the things we think about are, ‘How can we keep this thing rolling forward? And how can we make it good?’ Our thinking is more about that than any celebration of the past.”Magnetic may be the group’s most ambitious and diverse release. It takes the trio into new sonic territory, from the electronically augmente