Discography

lyrics

disc 1

1. think bigger - listen
2. london boy
3. brian
4. supply and demand
5. main man
6. whatever makes you happy
7. colourist
8. upgrade
9. the shock
10. where's humanity?
11. innocent civilian
12. angry day
13. snob
14. chain pub

disc 2 - a tale of the fear

1. enlightenment
2. our man
3. my species
4. caveman
5. selfish bastard
6. the working
7. enjoying life
8. whatever makes them happy
9. the fear (part 1)
10. foreplay, suicide sex and the portable demon
11. too easy
12. comin' home
13. my culture - listen
14. don't count me in

Release date: August 2006

Notes: A return to the reasons why we started. The first disc is hopefully what you would expect from the new BiG record. Disc 2 is a range of styles other than Ska/Reggae we hope you will nonetheless enjoy. Disc 2 charts a story using the material of disc 1.

lyrics

1. your grandson is my grandson - listen
2. a modern world - listen
3. insanity
4. the box
5. attack apathy
6. ya bin dun
7. hiding at speed
8. lifeswing
9. a roof
10. faith
11. wishlist
12. trains
13. comin' out to get you - listen

Release date: June 2004

Notes: Tears at the Dover was a reaction to the way so many great Ska bands working at that time had been recorded, i.e. too clean. So we went rough. On the back of this recording we have been able to tour the U.K. and Europe.

1. if it's nice
2. something extra - listen
3. ska 4 life
4. blues mad
5. standards
6. essex wanker
7. the shop
8. she's a cunt
9. trauma
10. busy
11. helmet song
12. mobile phones
13. christ

Release date: September 2002

Notes: This was our first attempt at recording ourselves, which gave us the time to try some new things and also taught us a lot of what (and what not) to do. With a full brass section, our sound was beginning to develop into the ska.

1. left
2. big time
3. p.s.
4. kained
5. strange
6. nil by mouth - listen
7. the big 10 or more
8. porn
9. smut
10. bastard
11. no time

Release date: March 2000

Notes: Electric Folk, Ska and a bit of punk was the original concept of The BiG, which can be heard here on this quite raw recording. This sound disapeared very quickly as we realised that there was hardly anyone into Ska done different. Or it just wasn't very good! Recorded in 3 days on a farm in mid-devon.