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Guster was formed in 1992 when Ryan Miller (vocals, guitars), Adam Gardner (vocals, guitars) and Brian Rosenworcel (percussion) met as freshmen at Tufts University.
In 1994 the band hired Boston producer Mike Deneen ("Letters to Cleo," "Morphine," "Aimee Mann") to produce their debut album, "Parachute." The following year they appeared on the nationally distributed "AWARE Compilation, Vol. 3."
Guster signed to Sire/Hybrid Records, who re-released "Goldfly," to much success. The album produced the alt-radio track, "Airport Song." In February 1999, Guster entered the studio with producer extraordinaire Steve Lillywhite (U2, Peter Gabriel, Leonard Cohen, XTC). The result, "Lost and Gone Forever," hit record store shelves in late September of that year. Hit songs include --
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The band soon began playing live gigs around Boston, winning a grass-roots, peace-spreadin' following and a handful of Boston Music Awards.
Early in 1997, Guster self-released "Goldfly," an album that earned the trio a Boston Music Award in 1997 for "Independent Record of the Year." Named the Best Live Act at the Boston Music Awards in 1997, Guster was hailed as one of the greatest independent successes of the 1990s, achieving a reputation as one of the most reputable unpromoted bands of the decade.