Lost and Gone Forever Guster

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  • Release Date: 09/28/1999
  • Sales Rank: 9,996
  • Label: REPRISE / WEA
  • UPC: 643443106429

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Lost and Gone Forever

1LISTENWhat You Wish For 3:51
2LISTENBarrel of a Gun 3:11
3LISTENEither Way 4:43
4LISTENFa Fa 4:43
5LISTENI Spy 2:57
6LISTENCenter of Attention 4:07
7LISTENAll the Way up to Heaven 5:00
8LISTENHappier 3:52
9LISTENSo Long 2:38
10LISTENTwo Points for Honesty 3:32
11LISTENRainy Day 5:23

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Signing to a major-label doesn't really change Guster's outlook for their third album, Lost & Gone Forever. However, the switch to the big leagues has given the band the opportunity to hire a heavy-hitter producer, Steve Lillywhite, who performs a similar function here that he did with Dave Matthews. Lillywhite doesn't attempt to change Guster's jovial folk-pop, but he helps them focus and gives them a clear, vibrant sonic palette that makes Lost & Gone Forever sound inviting and intimate. That's a blessing, since it highlights their effortless melodic gifts, warm harmonies, and quirky arrangements. And, depending on your view, it may also be a bit of a curse since it highlights the group's cutesy, jokey side, which can be a little irritating. Still, Lost & Gone Forever is not only Guster's best-sounding record, it's among their most consistent, filled with some of their strongest, catchiest tunes. In other words, it's exactly what their major-label debut should have been. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Lost and Gone Foreverby Anonymous

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May 18, 2004: Not like Dave, Trey, OAR, Etc. Guster has a plethera of talent and a bongo drummer for most of their songs (minus most of Keep It Together) ... who else could sell this many records with a bong drummer?! AS for this album, its def. one that u can play again and again and again. From breakups to crusin' to the beach, Lost and Gone Forever is a must have. Wicked coool!!!

Lost and Gone Foreverby Anonymous

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February 12, 2004: THIS ALBUM IS A BREAK FROM THE USUAL HUM-DRUM BANDS. SONGS LIKE "ALL THE WAY TO HEAVEN" REALLY DON'T DISAPOINT YOU. ALL THE SONGS ARE GOOD THOUGH. I TOTALLY THINK THIS ALBUM IS A MUST-HAVE.


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