Goo Goo Dolls’ bassist, Robby Takac, talks about keeping things fresh on the band’s 11th album Boxes, the slow progressions they’ve undergone over their now 30-year career, and never taking success for granted.Did you do anything to celebrate the record coming out?We actually had a private show yesterday, so we got to play, and I don’t know [laughs]. I spent the day hanging out with John and talking about what the plans for the summer were. That kind of stuff.How does it feel to have record number 11 out now?Yeah, it’s crazy, dude. It’s nuts. It’s exciting, you know? People have a pretty stron