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William David «Billy» Gould (født 24. april 1963 i Los Angeles, California) er en amerikansk musiker og plateprodusent. Han er best kjent som bassist i Faith No More. Biografi. Gould begynte å spille bassgitar mens han gikk på Loyol ...
Im November 2006 produzierte Gould das 2007 erschienene Album der deutschen Band Harmful. Im Anschluss daran stieg Gould als zweiter Tour-Gitarrist ein. Im Jahre 2008 beteiligte er sich an der Band von Korn-Gitarrist James Shaffer, Fear and the Nervous System, sowie an Jello Biafras Geburtstagsband Axis of Merry Evildoers. 2009 nahm er mit der gleichen Band unter dem Namen Jello Biafra and the ...
28. Okt. 2003 · October 28, 2003. Former FAITH NO MORE bassist Billy Gould recently spoke to Perfect Pitch Online about his decision to leave BRUJERIA, the extreme death metal project he had co-founded with ex ...
by Jess Grant. In 1989, long before it became the most overused adjective of the 21st century, Faith No More shuttled on to the rock scene with " Epic ," an instant classic power-driven by a deliciously groovy bass line, courtesy of founding member Billy Gould. Although "Epic" and the album on which it featured, The Real Thing, would be the ...
7. Mai 2015 · Billy Gould: A lot sooner than we announced it. The problem is when you haven’t put out music in 18 years and you start hinting that you’re going to do something, the hype machine starts up. We just wanted to be absolutely sure that we had enough material we were really happy about—that means all of us, not just one of us—before actually taking the necessary steps to being a living ...
27. Juli 2016 · Faith No More bassist Billy Gould reckons the band “got lucky” with their 1985 debut album We Care A Lot. It hasn’t been commercially available since 1996 but will be reissued on August 19 via Koolarrow Records, and features a remaster of the original album along with alternative mixes, demos and live cuts .
Biography. In 1981, Bay Area California musicians Mike "Puffy" Bordin, Billy Gould, Mike Morris, and Wade Worthington formed a band called Faith No Man. A year later when Worthington was replaced by keyboardist Roddy Bottum, and Mike "The Man" Morris was ousted, the group began calling themselves Faith No More.
