The band's bassist Robby Takac discusses their three decade career and their latest release, 'Boxes.'The Goo Goo Dolls' 1998 album "Dizzy Up the Girl" is arguably one of the most loved of the millennial generation — releasing the likes of "Iris," "Broadway" and "Slide" — following 95's "A Boy Named Goo" (featuring the unforgettable "Name") and pre-empting 2002's "Gutterflower" ("Here is Gone," "Big Machine"). The band's 2004 "Something for the Rest of Us" and 2006 "Let Love In" performed well, but didn't quite match the magnitude of the albums prior, while 2013's "Magnetic" suggested the band'