History Music / Goldie

Goldie released a follow-up album, ''Saturnz Return'', a GenreBusting album that couldn't quite live up to the high expectations his fine debut made, and an opening track that ran ''sixty minutes long'' didn't help. Afterwards, he put out one more EP before pursuing a career of acting, most notably in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'' and ''Series/EastEnders''. He still runs Metalheadz to this day. His third solo album, ''The Journey Man'', would eventually release in 2017, becoming both a critical success and the highest-charting album of his career.

Goldie released a follow-up album, ''Saturnz Return'', a GenreBusting album that couldn't quite live up to the high expectations his fine debut made, and an opening track that ran ''sixty minutes long'' didn't help. Afterwards, he put out one more EP before pursuing a career of acting, most notably in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'' and ''Series/EastEnders''. He still runs Metalheadz to this day. His third solo album, ''The Journey Man'', would eventually release in 2017, becoming the highest-charting album of his career.

Goldie released a follow-up album, ''Saturnzreturn'', a GenreBusting album that couldn't quite live up to the high expectations his fine debut made, and an opening track that ran ''sixty minutes long'' didn't help. Afterwards, he put out one more EP before pursuing a career of acting, most notably in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'' and ''Series/EastEnders''. He still runs Metalheadz to this day. His third solo album, ''The Journey Man'', would eventually release in 2017, becoming the highest-charting album of his career.

!Tropes exemplified by Goldie and his music include...

Goldie released a follow-up album, ''Saturnzreturn'', a GenreBusting album that couldn't quite live up to the high expectations his fine debut made, and an opening track that ran ''sixty minutes long'' didn't help. Afterwards, he put out one more EP before pursuing a career of acting, most notably in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'' and ''Series/EastEnders''. He still runs Metalheadz to this day.

* AdaptationDistillation: The VIP mix of "Mother" takes the aforementioned infamous sixty-minute track, cuts down pieces of the middle portion, and sets it to a new drum track, making for a much saner length of 7;24.

* EpicRocking: The first track of both of his albums is the longest of each. On ''Timeless'', it was the title track, which ran 21 minutes. ''Satunrzreturn'' had "Mother", which took things too far. Arguably, it wasn't so much the album that disappointed, it was Mother's presence.

* TropeCodifier: For intelligent drum'n'bass, and arguably the genre as a whole.

Goldie (real name: Clifford Joseph Price, born 19 September 1965) is a British electronic artist best known for his work in making [[DrumAndBass drum'n'bass]] what it is today. Goldie's early contributions included the founding of Metalheadz, a [=DnB=] record label that brought a more polished, consistent quality to compliations, and the accidental invention of timestretching on his first single, "Terminator." It wasn't until 1995, however, that he made perhaps his biggest contribution. His first album, ''Timeless'', brought the jazzy, so-called intelligent side of drum'n'bass into the limelight with its complex breakbeats and diverse influences that drew especially from R&B. For the next three years, intelligent drum'n'bass was the sound of black inner city life, all the more fitting considering "Inner City Life" was the first single of his to really get airplay.

Goldie (real name: Clifford Joseph Price, born born 19 September 1965) is a British electronic artist best known for his work in making [[DrumAndBass drum'n'bass]] what it is today. Goldie's early contributions included the founding of Metalheadz, a [=DnB=] record label that brought a more polished, consistent quality to compliations, and the accidental invention of timestretching on his first single, "Terminator." It wasn't until 1995, however, that he made perhaps his biggest contribution. His first album, ''Timeless'', brought the jazzy, so-called intelligent side of drum'n'bass into the limelight with its complex breakbeats and diverse influences that drew especially from R&B. For the next three years, intelligent drum'n'bass was the sound of black inner city life, all the more fitting considering "Inner City Life" was the first single of his to really get airplay.

Goldie (real name: Clifford Price, 1965-present) is a British electronic artist best known for his work in making [[DrumAndBass drum'n'bass]] what it is today. Goldie's early contributions included the founding of Metalheadz, a [=DnB=] record label that brought a more polished, consistent quality to compliations, and the accidental invention of timestretching on his first single, "Terminator." It wasn't until 1995, however, that he made perhaps his biggest contribution. His first album, ''Timeless'', brought the jazzy, so-called intelligent side of drum'n'bass into the limelight with its complex breakbeats and diverse influences that drew especially from R&B. For the next three years, intelligent drum'n'bass was the sound of black inner city life, all the more fitting considering "Inner City Life" was the first single of his to really get airplay.

Goldie released a follow-up album, ''Saturnzreturn'', a GenreBusting album that couldn't quite live up to the high expectations his fine debut made, and an opening track that ran ''sixty minutes long'' didn't help. Afterwards, he put out one more EP before pursuing a career of acting, most notably in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'' and ''EastEnders''. He still runs Metalheadz to this day.

* GenreKiller: ''Saturnzreturn'' is by no means a bad album, but when it was released it came after a glut of ''Timeless'' clones, and "Mother" didn't help matters. After that album, drum'n'bass lost its commercial success until the release of ''[[Music/{{Pendulum}} Hold Your Colour]]''.

Goldie (real name: Clifford Price, 1965-present) is a British electronic artist best known for his work in making drum'n'bass what it is today. Goldie's early contributions included the founding of Metalheadz, a [=DnB=] record label that brought a more polished, consistent quality to compliations, and the accidental invention of timestretching on his first single, "Terminator." It wasn't until 1995, however, that he made perhaps his biggest contribution. His first album, ''Timeless'', brought the jazzy, so-called intelligent side of drum'n'bass into the limelight with its complex breakbeats and diverse influences that drew especially from R&B. For the next three years, intelligent drum'n'bass was the sound of black inner city life, all the more fitting considering "Inner City Life" was the first single of his to really get airplay.

He also had a small role in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.

* BadassBoast: From the VIP mix of "Digital": "[[KRSOne We will be here forever! Do you understand?]]"

Goldie released a follow-up album, ''Saturnzreturn'', a GenreBusting album that couldn't quite live up to the high expectations his fine debut made, and an opening track that ran ''sixty minutes long'' didn't help. Afterwards, he put out one more EP before pursuing a career of acting, most notably in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'' and ''Television/EastEnders''. He still runs Metalheadz to this day.

* GenreKiller: ''Saturnzreturn'' is by no means a bad album, but when it was released it came after a glut of ''Timeless'' clones, and "Mother" didn't help matters. After that album, drum'n'bass lost its commercial success until the release of ''[[Music/Pendulum Hold Your Colour]]''.

* GenreKiller: ''Saturnzreturn'' is by no means a bad album, but when it was released it came after a glut of ''Timeless'' clones, and "Mother" didn't help matters. After that album, drum'n'bass lost its commercial success until the release of ''[[Pendulum Hold Your Colour]]''.

* GenreKiller: ''Saturnzreturn'' is by no means a bad album, but when it was released it came after a glut of ''Timeless'' clones, and "Mother" didn't help matters. After that album, drum'n'bass lost its commercial success until the release of ''[[Music/Pendulum Hold Your Colour]]''.

Goldie released a follow-up album, ''Saturnzreturn'', a GenreBusting album that couldn't quite live up to the high expectations his fine debut made, and an opening track that ran ''sixty minutes long'' didn't help. Afterwards, he put out one EP, ''Rings of Saturn", a half back-to-basics and half remixes from ''Saturnz'' disc, before pursuing a career of acting, most notably in ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'' and ''Television/EastEnders''. He still runs Metalheadz to this day.

Goldie (real name: Clifford Price, 1965-present) is a British electronic artist best known for his work in making drum'n'bass what it is today. Goldie's early contributions included the founding of Metalheadz, a [=DnB=] record label that brought a more polished, consistent quality to compliations, and the accidental invention of timestretching on his first single, "Terminator." It wasn't until 1995, however, that he made perhaps his biggest contribution. His first album, ''TImeless'', brought the jazzy, so-called intelligent side of drum'n'bass into the limelight with its complex breakbeats and diverse influences that drew especially from R&B. For the next three years, intelligent drum'n'bass was the sound of black inner city life, all the more fitting considering "Inner City Life" was the first single of his to really get airplay.