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	Goldfinger (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Goldfinger is a 1990s ska-punk band, formed in 1993 and named after the James Bond film, Goldfinger.
		Their full length debut, Goldfinger, was released in 1996 and was a hit on college radio.
		Though their second album, Hang-Ups, was less successful, the band still maintained a devoted fanbase in the hardcore community.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goldfinger_(band) (421 words)

	Band Search: GOLDFINGER
		Charlie's first show with Goldfinger was a little hectic, he was given a tape of the songs on Friday night, practiced with the band on Saturday and played a show that night.
		Goldfinger then recorded their Demo EP called "richter", it was given amazing reviews and they were getting good indie/college radio airplay.
		In 1997 Goldfinger released their second LP entitled "Hang-Up's" their first single "This Lonely Place" was not as big a success as the release of "Here in your Bedroom", but it did give them numerous live talk-show appearances and spins of the video, which is a play on "Alien".
	www.punkmusic.com /bandsearch.cfm?iBandID=2205 (355 words)

	CityBeat: Goldfinger on the Trigger (2000-04-27)
		Goldfinger guitarist/vocalist John Feldmann is just slightly preoccupied as he answers questions about the band's current tour as well as questions from the band about where they should be stopping to eat.
		One of the first shifts in the band's thinking was to steer away from Ska Punk, which had been a hallmark of Goldfinger's sound to date.
		If there was one truly affecting factor in Goldfinger's development since its first album, it would have to be the permanent addition of bassist Kelly Lemieux, who'd been the touring bassist since 1998 but here makes his studio debut with the band.
	www.citybeat.com /2000-04-27/music.shtml (1014 words)

	Entertainment Ave! The Concert Hall - A concert review of Goldfinger - January 21, 1997 - The Metro - Chicago, IL.
		In the case of Goldfinger that cover was their self-titled CD release that I had listened to a few times while working, but never really listened to it.
		Here we have a band with two trombone players, two trumpet players, a bass dude, drummer dude, and a lead singer/guitarist who had his pants rolled up to his knees and was wearing a shirt with daisies on it.
		Goldfinger may be labeled wrongly from many critics, but they aren't buying the CD's, and in some cases probably aren't seeing the shows.
	www.entertainmentavenue.com /concert_hall/reviews/g/goldfinger/go012197.htm (816 words)

	Mest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They toured as an opening band for Goldfinger on July 20, 2002 in Las Vegas and then a few months later released a DVD called The Show Must Go Off in January 2003.
		Later in 2003, the band released their self-titled album, which featured the single 'Jaded (These Years)' which featured Benji Madden of Good Charlotte.
		In 2006 the band announced on their Myspace blog: that they have decided to cease preforming together.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mest (750 words)

	Soundboard: Goldfinger :: :: Weekly News and Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The L.A.-based Goldfinger first saw the light of pop culture day in those crazy mid-1990s, rising to fame against the backdrop of the ska explosion that took the world by storm for all of spring 1997.
		The band was part of the third wave of ska that wrought bands such as the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Save Ferris, No Doubt, The Toasters and Reel Big Fish (who were and still are labelmates with GFinger).
		Goldfinger isn’t a ska band, but they were happy and upbeat enough to be included in the deal.
	www.daytoncitypaper.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1582&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0 (948 words)

	REVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Goldfinger's path to this record is not without precedent.
		In the early '70s, a then-underground band called Kansas toured relentlessly off the beaten path, bringing their progressive overtures to seedy juke joints and cowboy bars.
		Similarly, Goldfinger's incessant touring schedule is legendary (385 shows in 365 days in 1996-97) and as a result, the band has garnered quite a loyal underground following of their own.
	www.westnet.com /consumable/2000/03.26/revgoldf.html (331 words)

	PunkHardcore.com - Punk, Hardcore, Emo, Music, Tabs, Lyrics, News, MP3, Interviews
		Goldfinger were now recording their Demo EP called "richter", it was given amazing reviews and they were getting good indie/college radio airplay.
		In 1997 Goldfinger released their second LP entitled "Hang-Up's" their first single "This Lonely Place" was not as big a success as the release of "Here in your Bedroom", but it did give them numerous live talk show apperances and spins of the video, which is a play on "Alien".
		In the Spring on 2000 Goldfinger released their 3rd LP called "Stomping Grounds" the single in North America was "Counting the Days" while Europe was invaded with "99 Red Balloons".
	www.punkhardcore.com /bands_details.cfm?EID=987 (743 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: Arts :: California Dreamin' Charged West Coast Ska Heats Up Cambridge
		The band threw in a few twists that kept the crowd on its feet and a little quirky entertainment to push the music forward, but these attempts drowned in an otherwise sluggish set of tunes.
		The band's ska roots were watered down to the point that the ska-based guitar rhythm would pop up every so often, as if it remained a vestigial part of the band by failing to make a musical statement.
		Goldfinger's greatest talent must have been their unbelievable method of manipulating the audience into a frenzy.
	www.thecrimson.com /printerfriendly.aspx?ref=217494 (886 words)

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		Since their formation in 1994, the band has been showcased on soundtracks, including American Pie, The Waterboy, Basketball, and Dead Man On Campus.
		There's a lot of good bands out there that aren't getting recognized and they aren't getting played that would really mix up and diversify the playlists of radio stations.
		Goldfinger doesn't really sound like any other band because we mix up our records a lot.
	www.popyoularity.com /variables/goldfingerinter.shtml (1682 words)

	Reel Big Fish, Goldfinger, and Sugarcult - PopMatters Concert Review
		Having turned quite a few heads with their performances on the Warped Tour, Sugarcult are a punk-pop band that proves that the beginning and end of the sound doesn't have to be Blink 182.
		After the band had finished the version of the song that appears on Turn the Radio Off, they began again, going through the song in different styles, in all replaying the song three times back to back in punk, death metal, and disco styles.
		The crowd interaction from Goldfinger seemed minimal compared to Reel Big Fish's joking around, but they managed to keep things moving with crowd-pleasing versions of their staples such as "Here in Your Bedroom", "End of the Day", and "Counting the Days".
	www.popmatters.com /music/concerts/r/reel-big-fish.shtml (1507 words)

	Pickles and Fudge
		Goldfinger and opening act The Bloodhound Gang put on a lively and fast-paced show filled with adrenaline-pumping music that sent the audience home happy and exhausted.
		The Bloodhound Gang, a band that's a mix of The Beastie Boys, The Clash, the Sex Pistols and Cypress Hill, got the raucous show off to a rip-roaring start with tunes that were a mix of hardcore punk, rap and hard rock.
		Goldfinger's ability to write hook-laden pop tunes that are as good as anything on the radio was best exemplified by its live renditions of "Free," "Superman" and "This Lonely Place," a pop song that rivals any number Elvis Costello wrote in his prime.
	bhg.ichibod.com /news/news.php?story=1997-12-19 (461 words)

	RockPress
		Luckily Goldfinger was spared the insult of being the first band on a bill featuring Eve 6 and Good Charlotte.
		Yet the band didn't let that stop them from rocking out in full force, complete with a drummer in a hot pink thong.
		What impressed me the most about Goldfinger's show was the band's ability to translate the unabashed energy it possesses in smaller venues and translate that to an arena stage.
	www.rockpress.net /showreviews/gc1.html (558 words)

	See Dees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Disconnection Notice, the California band's fifth full-length album, is a major departure from the group's past and a big step toward something great and new.
		Goldfinger seem too good to keep reaching in the same bag of tricks.
		It's too bad Goldfinger doesn't once and for all prove they are more than a one-dimensional punk-pop band the way Green Day has proven.
	www.steppinoutmagazine.com /02_23_05/html/seedees.html (327 words)

	F.A. #41: Goldfinger - Music & Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		During one of the sets in England, the band recorded one of their sets, and relased it as Foot in Mouth, which could only be bought at gigs, or through the band's website.
		This album was weakly accepted, as the band had taken a more political/alternative feel to their music, whereas all previous records had been ska/punk anthem after anthem.
		Although this band remain relatively unknown to most of the world, they'll always be one of my favourite bands.
	www.sputnikmusic.com /forums/showthread.php?p=12166746#post12166746 (641 words)

	~MY GOLDFINGER PAGE~
		GOLDFINGER had an crazy touring schedule where they were doing headlining tours and still managing to go on the road with bands like 311,Reel Big Fish, and both NOFX and Pennywise for the Warped Tour.
		Solidifying their ska and pop influences, GOLDFINGER recruited musicians of such renowned ska-inspired bands as No Doubt, the Skeletones, and Fishbone (whose singer Angelo Moore shared vocals with Feldmann on "Carlita" and "I Need To Know") to lend their unique touches to Hang-Ups.
		Yet, as a band that prides itself on doing Twisted Sister and Motley Crue covers in concert, GOLDFINGER is still GOLDFINGER and serious lyrics always keep company with smart ass songs permeated with snide sarcasm and tongue-in-cheek humor.
	www.hotpink.8m.com /gold.html (620 words)

	Goldfinger
		Prior to officially joining Goldfinger, LeMieux was in the 22 Jacks, who were touring with Goldfinger when their then-bassist Simon Paulson went home to his native New Zealand for a wedding over the Christmas holiday.
		Goldfinger asked LeMieux (who had previously worked in another band with Goldfinger main-man John Feldmann) to fill in as the bassist while Paulson was away but it turned into a permanent gig.
		Goldfinger followed this with the live Foot In Mouth LP in mid-2001 and then the fourtth studio album Open Your Eyes in mid-2003, a melodically pleasing, fast, crunchy pop-punk record set to appease long time fans and winning over plenty of new ones.
	www.12stringbass.com /Goldfinger.html (2359 words)

	VH1.com : Goldfinger : Biography
		At one point, Goldfinger appeared to be on the same path to punk rock superstardom as their peers in Green Day, Blink-182 and No Doubt.
		The band formed in 1994 after John Feldmann and the band's original guitarist, Simon Williams, met while working at the same shoe store.
		For their new album, he and his band decided to record their tracks as quickly and loosely as possible in Feldmann's home studio.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/goldfinger/bio.jhtml (1066 words)

	Goldfinger MP3 Downloads - Goldfinger Music Downloads - Goldfinger Music Videos
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	www.mp3.com /goldfinger/artists/30702/summary.html (417 words)

	Entertainment Ave! The Concert Hall - A concert review of Goldfinger from the Q101 Jamboree 2000 - Tinley Park, IL - ...
		They were the second to last band on the second stage and timed things well enough to be playing as the sun was finally starting to dissipate for the day.
		Each of them truly outperformed their main stage counter parts, which is why I was not surprised to see the teenage crowd patrons (from around our pavilion seats) out there crowd surfing and screaming and yelling at the top of their well pre-adolescent lungs.
		Needless to say, Goldfinger did not disappoint anyone who squished their way into the crowd on the second stage.
	www.entertainmentavenue.com /concert_hall/reviews/q/q101/jamboree_2000/goldfinger.htm (265 words)

	ALBUM REVIEW: Open Your Eyes -- Pop, Punk , Ska, Reggae All In One
		Goldfinger, having recently lost co-founder and lead guitarist Charlie Paulson due to musical differences, is in a predicament.
		The band also switched labels from Mojo to Jive, well-known for the Backstreet Boys and Britney Spears, but not recognized for any punk bands.
		Already Goldfinger devotees and newcomers are cupping their hands around their mouths making that ‘fans-go-wild’ roar.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V122/N27/Goldfinger.27a.html (760 words)

	27/01/97 -- Arts: Goldfinger: the band with a taste for skunk
		Goldfinger has just played a high- energy mini-gig for a small group of young fans, and no matter how dissatisfied Paulson is, the California band was a big hit with the crowd.
		In just a few hours, Goldfinger will be back on stage as the headliners of a UBC Pit Pub triple bill, which includes the Skeletones and Reel Big Fish.
		Oblivious to normal performer/audience relationships, the band was happy to have the crowd on stage, and Feldmann wasn't too shy to surf the crowd or let a fan sing a song.
	www.peak.sfu.ca /the-peak/97-1/issue4/goldfinger.html (1344 words)

	Soul Shine Magazine : Goldfinger : Disconnection Notice
		With band members putting effort into other projects, it’s no surprise fans are wondering about the future of Goldfinger.
		Goldfinger may not be the most popular band in their genre, but they have gained respect for releasing decent albums and putting on good shows.
		Perhaps Goldfinger is giving us a warning that the band may be going their separate ways, but only time will tell.
	www.soulshine.ca /features/featuresarticle.php?fid=122 (479 words)

	Whatever @ Goldfinger & No Doubt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Although Goldfinger guitar player Charlie is reluctant to group his band with the recent "ska revival," they've been skanking all over the place this summer and for their third show in Prov this summer they opened for No Doubt.
		Goldfinger closed their set with an fearsome "Fuck LA." Although it took less than 45 minutes they managed to impress another full house of kids.
		For the tour band they added a trombone/ keyboardist and trumpet player to fill out their sound.
	www.whatevermagazine.com /4/nodoubt.html (713 words)

	Goldfinger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		And after discussing the band members' food group preferences, the conversation shifted to music.
		Goldfinger writer/singer John Feldmann poses with some of the money the band made after selling out Valentine's last Friday.
		It was close to amazing during their last song, "Mable," where about 30 people squeezed onto the 100 square foot stage- giving people on the floor a little elbow room, but we lost all sight of the band as they were lost in the crowd.
	www.bumrock.com /oldbum/interviews/goldfinger.html (571 words)

	BreakingCustom v1.0
		Well-hung pop-punk kamikazes Goldfinger reveal an eclectic side in their return to the sonic wars with their new album Disconnection Notice.
		Goldfinger will be doing 8 Australian dates with Reel Big Fish at the end of September til October 10th.
		Goldfinger have added 3 new songs to their media player.
	www.breakingcustom.com /php/band.php?id=946 (1021 words)

	Crowbar brings funk, metal, reggae blend
		Goldfinger, The Urge and Mest are all headed to downtown State College tonight to play for 'misfit' fans.
		Mest, whose band members are only in the range of 20- to 22-years-old, currently has one of the top modern rock requested singles "What's the Dillio?" This hot new single is a catchy upbeat love tune that is easily addicting.
		The band's familiar sound could easily be compared to Green Day or Blink 182 due to its humorous antics, grooving beats and tight cord play.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/2000/08/08-30-00tdc/08-30-00darts-1.asp (454 words)

	Goldfinger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It originally was going to be just a review of there damn fine record they put out, but its almost a Goldfinger Homepage.
		They have gotten very popular after the release of this album and the video single "Here in your Bedroom" was even on Mtv's buzz bin for a couple weeks.
		I'm getting sick and tired of you "Official Punk Rockers" who when any band gets any radio play, you say they have sold out and dislike a band just because of that.
	members.tripod.com /~Plannine/Goldfinger (185 words)

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