Band, *1987
Rock
Formed in Columbus, Ohio in 1987 as teenagers, signed to Epic Records in mid-90s, released the Jim Steinman executive produced Twister in 1995. A lyric from the bands song "Black Concert T-Shirt" provides the title for Pulitzer Prize finalist Lee Martin's novel Break the Skin. The band also makes an appearance in the book itself. In 2012, Joe Oestreich released Hitless Wonder, a memoir about his years in Watershed. Although the band had largely faded from popularity, the book received national media attention.
![]() | Joe Oestreich b, voc, g US |
![]() | Colin Gawel g, voc *1969 US |
![]() | Joe Peppercorn |
![]() | Herb Schupp dr |
![]() | Mark Borror bvoc, g |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Brick & Mortar | Watershed | 2012 | Album |
Three Chords And A Cloud Of Dust II | Watershed | 2007 | Album |
The Fifth Of July | Watershed | 2005 | Album |
The Single Series Volume III | Watershed | 2004 | Album |
The More It Hurts, The More It Works | Watershed | 2002 | Album |
The Single Series Volume 4 | Watershed | 2001 | Album |
The Single Series Volume II | Watershed | 2001 | Album |
Still Love Xmas | Watershed | 1998 | Album |
Watershed/Hoarse | Watershed / Hoarse | 1997 | Album |
Star Vehicle | Watershed | 1997 | Album |
Twister | Watershed | 1995 | Album |
Three Chords And A Cloud Of Dust - Live | Watershed | 1994 | Album |
The Carpet Cliff | Watershed | 1992 | Album |
How Do You Feel? | Watershed | 1991 | Single |
Rise | Watershed | 1990 | Single |