"Gold und Liebe" (Gold and Love) is the fourth album by the German band Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft (DAF), released in 1981 on Virgin Records. Produced by Conny Plank, the album is noted for its innovative blend of electronic music, punk, and industrial influences, which characterized DAF's unique sound.
Upon its release, "Gold und Liebe" achieved notable chart success, spending 21 weeks on the German charts and peaking at No. 35. It also charted in Austria for 10 weeks, reaching No. 4. The album's popularity solidified DAF's status in the German-speaking music scene and contributed to their influence on electronic and industrial music genres.
In 1998, "Gold und Liebe" was reissued on Mute Records, reintroducing the album to a new generation of listeners and reaffirming its impact on the electronic music landscape. The reissue provided an opportunity for fans to revisit DAF's pioneering work and appreciate the album's enduring relevance in the history of avant-garde and electronic music.
