91.   The band had few peers in that realm during the first half of the decade.

92.   The band has a major-label album coming shortly that is so good it could demand across-the-board attention.

93.   The band has even had drug problems.

94.   The band has had hit after hit in England, a constant presence through many different music movements.

95.   The band not only had to flesh out its repertoire, it also had to learn how to perform.

96.   The band also has an incentive program, via the Internet, of giving fans free tickets to its shows if they sell Guster merchandise and CDs.

97.   The band had no name.

98.   The band had to quit.

99.   The band has roots down the road in Cincinnati.

100.   The band has spawned dozens of imitators, from Toad the Wet Sprocket and the Gin Blossoms to, in ballads, Pearl Jam.