Review by J ApplebyIt’s been four years since we heard anything new from the Goo Goo Dolls – obviously not counting its greatest hits compilation released in 2008. Not many bands can boast over 20 years in the biz and yet maintain some sort of mainstream edge. This is something that the Goo Goo Dolls can do and not only have they survived but they have adapted. The latest album from these New York rockers, The Rest of Us, is supposed to speak to those that are starving for lyrical prose and well-polished musical ability without all the trickery, lights and stage antics. And in a way, this tour