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Goodshirt are an innovative alternative/pop/rock band from Auckland, New Zealand. The band formed when keyboardist Gareth Thomas left his computer recording setup with the Fisher brothers, Rodney and Murray, for safe keeping.

Members
• Rodney Fisher – guitar and vocals • Murray Fisher – guitar • Gareth Thomas – keyboards/bass and vocals • Mike Beehre – drums ==Music videos==
Music videos
Five videos were directed by Joe Lonie, including some that were shot in a single take. Lonie notes that at the height of their close creative relationship, "they even talked about me being an unofficial fifth member of the band." ==Discography==
Discography
Albums EPs Singles Featured appearances Goodshirt has appeared on many compilations and soundtracks in both New Zealand and Australia. • 2001 – Starf(Star)Ckers Cyber Garage Music from Planet Aotearoa (Antenna Recordings/EMI) – "Everyday" • 2001 – Channel Z The Best of Vol. 2 (Warner Music) – "Blowing Dirt" • 2001 – 100% Kiwi Rock (Warner Music) "Green" • 2002 – Top of the Pops 2002 Vol. 2 (Universal Music) – "Sophie" • 2002 – Channel Z: The Best of Vol. 3 (Universal Music) – "Green" • 2003 – The Strip Soundtrack (Loop Recordings) – "Sophie" • 2003 – Coleman Sessions Recorded Live at York Street (Warner Music) – "Green" • 2004 – Hot Wheels: Hot Hits 4 (Shock Records) – "Blowing Dirt" • 2004 – State of the Nation (EMI) – "Buck It Up" • 2004 – Big Day Out 04 (Universal Music) – "Sophie" • 2004 – ''Now That's What I Call Music 16'' (EMI) – "Fiji Baby" • 2004 – Triumph (Sony Music) – "Sophie" • 2005 – Top of the Pops 2005 (Universal Music) – "Buck It Up" • 2005 – Lazy Sunday 5 (EMI) – "My Racing Head" • 2005 – Triple J – Like a Version: Vol. 1 (ABC Music) – "Gouge Away" (Pixies cover) • 2006 – More Nature (Sony BMG) – "Sophie" • 2007 – Outrageous Fortune Westside Rules (WM New Zealand) – "Buck It Up" ==References==
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