Guster
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Biography
[Edit]Although they evolved into a full-fledged pop band, Guster began their career as a quirky acoustic trio. The band, whose three co-founders met during freshmen year at Tufts University, spent most of the 1990s touring the college circuit and releasing independent albums, all of which featured hand percussion in lieu of a traditional drum set. Released in 1999, Lost and Gone Forever widened the band’s sound considerably, and the follow-up album found percussionist Brian Rosenworcel playing a drum set on several songs. Multi-instrumentalist Joe Pisapia joined the lineup in 2003, allowing Guster more freedom to explore a combination of folk, pop, and rock.
Guster formed in 1991, when Ryan Miller, Adam Gardner, and Brian Rosenworcel first crossed paths at college orientation. Originally called Gus, the trio played local shows around the Boston area before releasing an independent album, Parachute, in 1994. By 1996, they’d elongated their name to Guster and recorded a second album, Goldfly, which netted the band a contract with Sire Records. Sire reissued Goldfly in 1998, and the bandmates decamped to a recording studio later that year to work with producer Steve Lillywhite. Released in 1999, Long and Gone Forever became the band’s unofficial breakthrough album, cracking the lower reaches of the Billboard charts and spinning off a hit single, “Fa Fa,” which peaked at number 26 on the Adult Top 40.
Compared to Guster's early albums, Long and Gone Forever was downright lush, with strings and horn sections beefing up the band's standard mix of bongos, vocal harmonies, and folk-pop songwriting. Guster went even further with their follow-up effort, Keep It Together, which featured drum kit percussion and contributions from a talented multi-instrumentalist named Joe Pisapia. The album was released during the summer of 2003, where it cracked the Top 40. Meanwhile, the band also released a “fake” version of the record, The Meowstro Sings: Guster's Keep It Together, in which Guster’s vocal tracks were replaced with simulated cat meows. The so-called “meow mixes” were released online in an attempt to battle illegal file sharing.
Several months after Keep It Together’s release, Pisapia joined the group permanently. He made his official debut on the 2004 concert album Guster on Ice, which found the guys playing selections from all of their albums. Now a four-piece outfit, Guster returned in 2006 with their richest-sounding album to date, Ganging Up on the Sun. The group's sixth studio album, Easy Wonderful, which was partially recorded in Pisapia's Middletree Studios in Nashville, was released in October of 2010. Around that time, Pisapia announced he wouldn't be touring with the band any longer, choosing instead to play with k.d. lang full-time. He was replaced in the touring lineup by guitarist Luke Reynolds, a former member of the band Blue Merle. The Richard Swift-produced Evermotion, the band's seventh studio long-player, arrived in early 2015 via their own Ocho Mule label.
Title: Lost and Gone Forever
Artist: Guster
Genre: Rock, Alternative Rock, Pop, Alternative, Progressive
Title: Guster On Audiotree Live
Artist: Guster
Genre: Tech House, Hip Hop/R&B, Rock, Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative, Indie
Title: Doin' It by Myself (Live Acoustic from WERS) - Single
Artist: Guster
Genre: Rock, Alternative
Title: Guster on Ice - Live from Portland, Maine
Artist: Guster
Genre: Rock, Indie Rock, Pop, Alternative
Collections
Title: For the Kids
Genre: Kids
Title: Everwood (Original Television Soundtrack)
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Endless Highway - The Music of the Band
Genre: Rock
Title: Woodstock '99 (Live)
Genre: Rock, Alternative
Title: Rock the Net: Musicians for Net Neutrality
Genre: Rock, Alternative
Title: Rock the Net: Musicians for Net Neutrality
Genre: Rock, Alternative
Title: Bonnaroo 2004
Genre: Rock
Title: Christmas Catastrophe
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Punk, Pop, Traditional Pop Music
Title: Maybe This Christmas Too?
Genre: New Age, World Music, Pop, Traditional Pop Music
Title: Nettwerk - 30 Years Of Music
Title: Massive Future Rush Night (CD2)
Genre: Electro, Club/Dance, Nu Disco, Funk
Title: Size Of My Heart 2021 (CD1)
Title: The Black Lavender (CD3)
Genre: Rock, Punk Rock, Alternative
Title: The Black Lavender 2021 (CD3)
Genre: Rock, Punk Rock, Alternative
Title: Adult Alternative Hits 2000-2021 (CD2)
Genre: Rock, Punk Rock, Pop, Alternative
Title: Alternative Rebel Rock (CD3)
Genre: Rock, Punk Rock, Alternative
Title: Fest Rebel Rock Radio (Vol. 1) (CD2)
Genre: Rock, Punk Rock, Alternative
Title: Rockstar Review Of March (CD3)
Genre: Rock, Punk Rock, Alternative, Indie
Title: Rebel Rock Fest (Vol. 03) (CD1)
Genre: Rock, Punk, Punk Rock, Alternative
Featuring albums
Title: A Winter's Night: A Nettwerk Christmas Album
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Traditional Pop Music
Title: The Late Great Daniel Johnston: Discovered Covered
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Alternative Rock
Title: Woodstock '99
Artist: Various
Genre: Rock, Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Alternative Metal, Pop, Alternative
Title: The Choice (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Title: Folk Yeah! Vol. 4
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Folk Rock, World Music, Songwriter/Lyricist, Folk