There are more than one artist that have recorded as The Id.:

1. A 1960s girl group from Sacramento
2. A four-piece psychedelic band from Los Angeles formed by legendary session guitarist Jerry Cole
3. A seven-piece group from Wirral, UK.
4. A four-piece experimental hip hop/rock/folk/metal/funk/jazz band from Richmond Virginia.

1. The Id was a girl group from Sacramento formed by sisters Nancy and Sally Ross (later Sally Ross-Moore) in 1964, with Nancy handling guitar and songwriting and younger sister Sally on organ and bass. In 1965 they added Karen Cochie on rhythm guitar, Piper Minas on guitar, and Kathy Pennison on drums. The band changed their name change to The Hairem and eventually to She.

2. The Id was a four-piece psychedelic band from Los Angeles formed by legendary session guitarist Jerry Cole. They had one record: "The Inner Sounds of The Id", recorded in 1966-67, tracks from which & and its successive project The Animated Egg were reissued on innumerable records throughout the late 60's under various pseudonyms.

3. The Id is a seven-piece (three singers, two guitarists, bassist, drummer, and keyboard player) group from Wirral, UK. The Id was founded in 1977 and disbanded a year later after which members Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys formed Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD). Later Id-drummer Malcolm Holmes joined them. Some songs of the Id were later used on OMD albums. In 2003 an EP, simply called The Id was released with three demo songs recorded in 1978.

4. The Id is a four-piece experimental hip hop/rock/folk/metal/funk/jazz band from Richmond Virginia. Debut album "I Can't Believe How Cool We Are" was released in March, 2006. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.