Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Goldfinger Title: Disconnection Notice Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Maverick Release Date: 2/15/2005 Album Type: Explicit Lyrics Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Ska Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 093624882022 |
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After writing and/or producing for The Used, Story of the Year, Mest and Good Charlotte, John Feldmann returns his own pop-punk kamikaze band Goldfinger to the sonic wars with Disconnection Notice. After ten years, several... more » |
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Album Description After writing and/or producing for The Used, Story of the Year, Mest and Good Charlotte, John Feldmann returns his own pop-punk kamikaze band Goldfinger to the sonic wars with Disconnection Notice. After ten years, several indie albums and thousands of shows--including last summer's Reading Festival performing before 80,000 fans-Goldfinger's first Maverick disc finds the magic touch. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsTotal crap from a buch of sell outs Sneppo | Australia | 02/02/2006 (1 out of 5 stars) "A band that I loved for a long time now and have always enjoyed the fact that they have stayed playing the same great music and not headed down the path of producing poppy garbage to make it big with mainstream audiences. Well Congrats John, because you have produced an album full of the worst pop garbage I have heard since good charlotte. I would have given this album no stars if possible. There is however one good song titled "My everything" which is more like their old stuff. I can understand when bands mature and broaden their musical styles, but only if it leads to a positive outcome and not when it seems like it has been made for a mainstream audience which is when I say a band has "sold out" If you havn't got any of the cds, get self-titled, hangups or stomping ground. This is complete crap." What the hell happened John? Rupert White | Tinton Falls, NJ USA | 07/29/2006 (2 out of 5 stars) "i was being generous by giving it 2 stars. what is this? i hope its the last goldfinger album if this is the route theyre going. i mean the last couple were getting a little bad but this is just...discouraging. i dont know what happened to john feldman....but...whatever it was...it changed him. hes more in to animal rights and anti-fascism than ever and its all he sings about. or should i say whines about. this is the most whiny angst driven album i have ever heard. i dont think i like any song on this album enough to not throw it in the garbage. maybe ill go kill a cow with it to give him more to bitch about. and then eat it. seriously though...i gave it three chances...and it just pissed me off. i mean...dont get me wrong...im all about musical evollution....but...this is just...bad. its like...he decided after all his other albums that he was going to use his popularity to voice a message and preach to people. i feel like he considers me to be a mindless member of society and he looks down on me for not shariong his views. i dont like feeling like that. so in short...this album is a little too heavy to be enjoyable unless youre a militant member of peta...dont get it."
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