Word: guster
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...needed to move a step above a band like Guster should go to student groups, she says...
...song collection of late 90s teen pop and prescribed 60s and 70s rock classics,” Nicholas B. Sylvester ’04 wrote in an e-mail. “Which is not surprising: keep in mind that there were 1800 people who paid to see Guster, and most of them probably enjoyed the show. All this is to say Harvard students’ musical taste is very underdeveloped and homogenous and I don’t see iTunes sharing being nearly the vehicle of musical exploration it could or should...
...Guster also stirred the crowd by referring to Adams House and Pinocchio’s Pizzeria...
Naomi M. Ages ’05 described the feeling as “amazing.” She said that she has been the “hugest” Guster fan since...
Guster’s Ryan Miller read aloud an Oct. 15 Crimson article which referred to the popular hip-hop band, Outkast, as “the Holy Grail” and Guster as the band that Harvard “settled” for. Despite these words, Miller said he felt welcome by Harvard...