Just purchased this yesterday. I love Keep It Together, and so far this doesn't have any songs that grabbed me like that one, but it's still a nice album.

Goddess, I don't like this. Thank goodness for the stop button.

Darn, will it never end?

Great song, great band! If you like this, give Treehouse a listen:
www.myspace/treehouseonline
Treehouse opened up for Guster in Aspen back in the late 90's, and Paul Kuhn sat in on violin and Cellocaster with them.

I have the oddest impression of the Climax Blues Band's tune "I Love You."

Likeable ditty, anyway.

SEE ROCK CITY.

SEE RUBY FALLS.

Great track; RP introduced me to this band and rehearing this earned it an upgrade from 7 to 8.

Very good.

Great song by a great band. I'm surprised by the negative comments.

Me likey a lot.

I must say, I'm amazed at Guster's ability to never make the same-sounding record twice; an amazing feat for an up and coming new band. While I am still in love with the beauty and simplicity of all the songs on Lost and Gone Forever, and love to groove to Amsterdam and Come Downstairs and Say Hello, I can appreciate their new more complex and fuller sound. Lord, the singing is truly incredible; he can sound like a harmony when he's going solo, and their harmonies are positively surreal!
Go Guster, and keep on playing them, Bill, please!

Wish there were an "insipid" on the rating scale. Somewhere between "marginal" and "ho-hum" I suppose.

AlienRelic wrote:

Boston

These guys are good!

Does anyone know where these guys are from? Ruby Falls is an underground waterfall near Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. I was wondering if there is a local connection.

So, Pedro...Did you go to the show? and how was it????

pedro wrote:

I saw many a show (BB, 10000 Maniacs, Petty, Buffet, etc.) there while in grad school. With Guster, I imagine you'll regret not going. Drink lots of fluids, and some water too!

playing an outdoor show in Cary, NC tonight
is it worth spending a couple of hours in this heat to go see 'em?
and part with the $35?

And to think how long I've bad-mouthed Guster.

No more.

Farquwaar wrote:

Bill gets into a Guster groove every summer ... no complaints here

byrd wrote:

Frankly, I'd rather hear them that way. This is really boring.

rlagerstrom wrote:
Then tell your story walkin..cause your gonna hear some GUSTER!!!!!

These guys have come a LONG way since the days when they played just two acoustic guitars a set of bongos.

This is exactley the type of music I turn to Radio Paradise to escape from.

layer upon layer upon layer of groove, love it!

i'm falling in love with this band

palexis wrote:
Please take the time to dip into they're back catalog. You will not be disappointed

Hey, this is superb. Never heard of the band, but I liked the sound straight away. Thank you once again RP for a beautiful discovery.

In this song, Guster sound a lot like Jump (Little Children).