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Artist: The Donnas

Title: Gold Medal

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2004

Label: Atlantic

Catalog Number: 7567-83758-2

Personnel

Brett Anderson lead vocals
Allison Robertson guitar, backing vocals
Maya Ford bass, backing vocals
Torry Castellano drums, backing vocals

Tracks

1.  I Don't Want to Know (If You Don't Want Me)  
2.  Friends Like Mine  
3.  Don't Break Me Down  
4.  Fall Behind Me  
5.  Is That All You've Got for Me  
6.  It's So Hard  
7.  The Gold Medal  
8.  Out of My Hands  
9.  It Takes One to Know One  
10.  Revolver  
11.  Have You No Pride  

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From: Auslander Date: July 13, 2022 at 13:41
If you own one Donnas album, this is the one to get. Part punk, but mostly hard rock. It's fast and furious and full of catchy melodies. Best tracks are I Don't Want to Know, Fall Behind Me, and especially The Gold Medal and It Takes One to Know One. It's a crying shame more people aren't aware of The Donnas and this, their best album. Rating B.

From: Doghouse Reilly Date: July 13, 2022 at 16:47
I think a lot of people were aware of the Donnas, particularly in the late '90's. The thing was, they were marketed to more of a punk and alternative audience, and when they did Crue and Priest covers, it was seen as kitschy and "ironic." Rolling Stone wrote about them favorably and often for a while back there, and there was quite a bit of buzz surrounding them. And I think people like us probably saw them as gimmicky and not "serious," without having heard the music. Which, looking back, really shouldn't have bothered us as much as it did.


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