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| | Big Audio Dynamite: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more ||| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | After Mick Jones was fired from the Clash in 1983, he formed Big Audio Dynamite (B.A.D.) one year later with video artist Don Letts (effects and vocals), Greg Roberts (drums), Dan Donovan (keyboards), and Leo "E-Zee Kill" Williams (bass). |
 | | Releasing The Globe, the first full-length album with the new lineup, in 1991, B.A.D. experienced their greatest success yet with the American Top 40 hit single "Rush." In 1994, the band's name was truncated to Big Audio, and the album Higher Power was released. |
 | | After Higher Power, Big Audio parted ways with Epic Records, signing with Radioactive in early 1995 and releasing F-Punk later that year. |
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