By Doug GallantThe GuardianIn an industry that is notorious for chewing up aspiring young bands and spitting them out faster than you can say adios muchachos, staying together for 25 years is something of an accomplishment.But hitting that quarter century mark and still being able to turn out top 10 records is an even greater feat.And that’s the way the story continues to play out for The Goo Goo Dolls, who play the Charlottetown Civic Centre Feb. 12.Something for the Rest of Us, the band’s ninth album and first new studio recording in four years, debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard Top 200 albu