Biography:
Guster is an alternative rock band, which formed at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, United States in 1992.
The band consists of Adam Gardner and Ryan Miller on guitar and vocals and Brian Rosenworcel on percussion. Multi-instrumentalist and backup vocalist Joe Pisapia played with the band from 2003-2010. Luke Reynolds took Pisapia's place to tour with the band for their 2010 album, Easy Wonderful, and has remained with the band since.
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Other songs:
- Amsterdam
- Center Of Attention
- Come Downstairs And Say Hello
- Diane
- Do You Love Me?
- Gangway
- Happy Frappy
- Homecoming King
- Jesus On The Radio
- Keep It Together
- Lightning Rod
- Manifest Destiny
- Manifest Destiny Sorority Tears
- Mona Lisa
- Red Oyster Cult
- Rise And Shine
- Satellite
- Satellites
- So Long
- This Could All Be Yours
- Two Points For Honesty
- Do You Love Me
- Airport Song
- Architects And Engineers
- Backyard
- Bad Bad World
- Barrel Of A Gun
- Beginning Of The End
- Big Machine
- Captain
- Careful
- Cmon
- Dear Valentine
- Demon
- Do What You Want
- Eden
- Either Way
- Empire State
- Expectation
- Fa Fa
- Fall In Two
- Hang On
- Happier
- Hard Times
- Hello Mister Sun
- Hercules To The Rescue
- I Hope Tomorrow Is Like Today
- I Spy
- Lighning Rod
- Lightening Rod
- Long Night
- Love For Me
- Medicine
- Nothing But Flowers
- On The Ocean
- One Man Wrecking Machine
- Overexctied
- Perfect Acoustic
- Ramona
- Rocketship
- Ruby Falls
- Say That To My Face
- Simple Machine
- Stay With Me Jesus
- Terrified
- The Sun Shines Down On Me
- This Could All Be Yours Someday
- Timothy Leary
- Tiny Tree Christmas
- Two At A Time
- What You Call Love
- Window
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From: Matthew Brock
Subject: g/guster/barrel_of_a_gun.crd
Ok, first time effort here, but I thought the song was really catchy and
decided to try and get it down for anyone interested. As usual, this is
just my interpretation -- this is what my ears heard, but they could always
be wrong. Also, I don't know the names for all the chords, so while the
chords listed below are correct, the names might not be. Those marked
with a '?' use my own naming convention.
---Matthew Brock---
Chords used:
A#m: 688666
?A# Off: 666666
A#: 688766
F#: 244322
C#: 446664
?C# Off: 446644
G#m: 466444
G#: 466544
D#: 668886
?D# Off: 668866
B: 224442
B Off: 224422
F: 133211
I believe the electric guitar in the song is playing some of the chords
higher, (especially the F# and C#), so transpose to your liking.
As you can see above, most of the song is played near the middle of
the guitar, so try to avoid playing low transpositions like A#m = [x13321].
Here are some other suggestions that sound right, but could get painful if
you're trying with an acoustic:
F#: 9-9-11-11-11-9
C#: 9-11-11-10-9-9
Intro:
------
A#m - ?A# Off
(x 4)
Main Verse:
-----------
A#m - F# - (C#) - A#m
A#m - ?D# Off - (A# Off) - A#m
(x 2)
Little diddy riff before chorus:
4-------------------4-----
6----6----4----6----6-----
-----6----5----6----------
--------------------------
--------------------------
--------------------------
--------------------------
Chorus:
F# - C# - (?C# Off) - G#m - B - (B Off) x 2
Bridge:
A# - G# - D# - F
(x 2)
====
Subject: g/guster/barrel_of_a_gun.crd
Ok, first time effort here, but I thought the song was really catchy and
decided to try and get it down for anyone interested. As usual, this is
just my interpretation -- this is what my ears heard, but they could always
be wrong. Also, I don't know the names for all the chords, so while the
chords listed below are correct, the names might not be. Those marked
with a '?' use my own naming convention.
---Matthew Brock---
Chords used:
A#m: 688666
?A# Off: 666666
A#: 688766
F#: 244322
C#: 446664
?C# Off: 446644
G#m: 466444
G#: 466544
D#: 668886
?D# Off: 668866
B: 224442
B Off: 224422
F: 133211
I believe the electric guitar in the song is playing some of the chords
higher, (especially the F# and C#), so transpose to your liking.
As you can see above, most of the song is played near the middle of
the guitar, so try to avoid playing low transpositions like A#m = [x13321].
Here are some other suggestions that sound right, but could get painful if
you're trying with an acoustic:
F#: 9-9-11-11-11-9
C#: 9-11-11-10-9-9
Intro:
------
A#m - ?A# Off
(x 4)
Main Verse:
-----------
A#m - F# - (C#) - A#m
A#m - ?D# Off - (A# Off) - A#m
(x 2)
Little diddy riff before chorus:
4-------------------4-----
6----6----4----6----6-----
-----6----5----6----------
--------------------------
--------------------------
--------------------------
--------------------------
Chorus:
F# - C# - (?C# Off) - G#m - B - (B Off) x 2
Bridge:
A# - G# - D# - F
(x 2)
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