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The Difficult Second Album by Duncan Reid and the Big Heads, released 06 June 1. Just As Good As I Used to Be 2. Little Fingers and Toes 3. Baby Doll 4. Joe 5. Another City 6. Long Long Gone 7. C'est la Vie 8. When We Were Young 9. End of the World One Night in Rio Not the kind of Guy Wasting Time

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Montevideo, from the Big Heads’ debut album Little Big Head, earned Duncan the keys to the Uruguayan capital (the only other musicians to achieve this being Elton John and Paul McCartney). Following a cornucopia of stellar reviews for 1st album Little Big Head, The Big Heads developed their unique, effortlessly entertaining, melodic brand of harmony laden pop punk with: “The Difficult Second .

Posted on October 6, October 8, by Duncan Reid and the Big Heads Posted in When We Were Young Tagged Duncan Reid, Duncan Reid and the Big Heads, Nottingham Forest. A Splattered Classic! I’m rather ashamed to say that I owned no means of playing vinyl until last year when I was sent the test pressings for Bombs Away.

Following a cornucopia of stellar reviews for 1st album Little Big Head, The Big Heads develop their unique, effortlessly entertaining, melodic brand of harmony laden pop punk with new release: "The Difficult Second Album". 12 tracks dealing with close shaves in Rio, hen parties in London, growing old disgracefully, and hugging, combine to give a unique view of life.5/5(9).

Duncan Reid seemed to like us so much that he decided to return for a second interview!There's also a review after the interview of the new album. S4L: The Difficult Second Album - how difficult was it or was it a bit of a breeze having two years to work on it? Duncan: It was a piece of cake. There's no pressure on me to put an album out at any particular time so I just write when I want to.