For the Goldfinger purist, with Hello Destiny, it really can't get much better than this. That's because Hello Destiny not only marks the return of guitarist Charlie Paulson, who was active with the band during their formative years, it also marks Goldfinger's return to its earlier sound, including the reincorporation of its more ?classic? elements into its well-traveled punk foundation.

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As far as punk bands with a ska edge go, Goldfinger writes and performs punchy, three-minute slices of adrenaline as well as anyone, with the notable exception of Rancid. Of course, the whole genre is haunted by the specter of the late, great Clash, who did it better than anyone else. On Stomping Ground, Goldfinger shows a little more versatility. The beginning of "The End of the Day" almost has a Kinks' feel to it. "Bro" is Soundgarden-heavy. Goldfinger still hasn't matched t...   [ read more ]

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One of John Barry's best efforts, with a particularly striking title song belted out by Shirley Bassey between blasting brass fills, Goldfinger was also the first James Bond soundtrack to hit the number one spot on the U.S. charts (ironically, displacing another United Artists soundtrack, A Hard Day's Night), even as Bassey's performance hit number eight as a single. While Barry effectively expanded his collection of Bond themes with Thunderball (underwater themes) and {...   [ read more ]

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