There are at least 6 bands that use the band name Gold:

1. Gold is a French pop Group of the 80's, who came from Toulouse. Their famous hit‑singles were «Capitaine abandonné», «Ville de Lumières».

2. Gold is an electronica project from Japan. http://www003.upp.so‑net.ne.jp/GOLD/

3. Gold is a post‑hardcore, screamo band from northern NJ. GOLD formed in mid/late 2008 when the New Jersey band Alamance decided to split ways because of personal reasons/musical differences after a summer on the Vans Warped Tour. Three of its members (Erick, Mike & Bobby) along with some old friends (Aaron & Justin) decided to form a new band for the fun of making heavier/more experimental music, and sharing it with whoever cares enough to listen.

Were not out to try and say we have created «our own genre», be the next big thing, or shove our music in your face and make you listen. If you like it, we truly appreciate it. if you don't, that's cool. this is purely for fun...

GOLD's debut full length album «We Are Wandering» released online on June 8th, 2009.

to receive a copy for free, send an email to Mikelisastudio@yahoo.com and ask about how to get it.
www.myspace.com/goldnj

4. Gold is a local progressive rock band from Chicago, IL.

5. Gold was also a rock band From San Francisco. Their 45 was part‑produced by Country Joe McDonald in late 1969 at Leo De Gar Kulka's Golden State Recorders, whose legacy has been explored by Big Beat in the Nuggets From The Golden State series. No Parking and a previously unreleased effort I Saw You can be found on the Big Beat's What A Way To Come Down (CD) comp. The band also recorded an album, which remained unreleased until Rockadelic came to the rescue in 1995. Side one is best: No Parking and Righteous Road are high energy rock; Conquistadore has some Santana‑influenced percussion and Summer Dresses is essentially hippie‑pop; but the stand‑out track is the laid back High On Love, which…читать далее ↓

There are at least 6 bands that use the band name Gold:

1. Gold is a French pop Group of the 80's, who came from Toulouse. Their famous hit‑singles were «Capitaine abandonné», «Ville de Lumières».

2. Gold is an electronica project from Japan. http://www003.upp.so‑net.ne.jp/GOLD/

3. Gold is a post‑hardcore, screamo band from northern NJ. GOLD formed in mid/late 2008 when the New Jersey band Alamance decided to split ways because of personal reasons/musical differences after a summer on the Vans Warped Tour. Three of its members (Erick, Mike & Bobby) along with some old friends (Aaron & Justin) decided to form a new band for the fun of making heavier/more experimental music, and sharing it with whoever cares enough to listen.

Were not out to try and say we have created «our own genre», be the next big thing, or shove our music in your face and make you listen. If you like it, we truly appreciate it. if you don't, that's cool. this is purely for fun...

GOLD's debut full length album «We Are Wandering» released online on June 8th, 2009.

to receive a copy for free, send an email to Mikelisastudio@yahoo.com and ask about how to get it.
www.myspace.com/goldnj

4. Gold is a local progressive rock band from Chicago, IL.

5. Gold was also a rock band From San Francisco. Their 45 was part‑produced by Country Joe McDonald in late 1969 at Leo De Gar Kulka's Golden State Recorders, whose legacy has been explored by Big Beat in the Nuggets From The Golden State series. No Parking and a previously unreleased effort I Saw You can be found on the Big Beat's What A Way To Come Down (CD) comp. The band also recorded an album, which remained unreleased until Rockadelic came to the rescue in 1995. Side one is best: No Parking and Righteous Road are high energy rock; Conquistadore has some Santana‑influenced percussion and Summer Dresses is essentially hippie‑pop; but the stand‑out track is the laid back High On Love, which has some lovely melodic guitar. Side two is less impressionable.

The band were managed by Ron Cabral along with his brother Dennis from 1968 to 1973. They broke up after playing San Francisco shows at both the Fillmore and Winterland with groups such as: Big Brother and the Holding Company, Hot Tuna, Ten Years After, Malo, and Mike Bloomfield. They also recorded and appeared with Country Joe McDonald.

6. Formed in early 2008, Gold are a London‑based duo consisting of Kate Smith (songwriter & vocalist) and Fraser Smith (producer, songwriter & former keyboard player with UK band Shed Seven).