The Big Shot Chronicles

by Game Theory

The Big Shot Chronicles cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: November 1986
  • Label: Enigma
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 1:19:54
  • Community rating: 3.94/5 from 7 ratings

Artists on this release: Gil Ray, Scott Miller, Suzi Ziegler, Shelley LaFreniere

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Produced by Mitch Easter, 'The Big Shot Chronicles' polishes Game Theory's quirky, highly literate jangle-pop into a brilliant, synthesizer-laced power-pop triumph. Scott Miller鈥檚 intensely poetic, often sarcastic lyricism explores bitter romantic fallout over complex, highly energetic, and incredibly melodic guitar hooks. The album is a playful, introspective, and highly sophisticated gem of the 80s college rock circuit.

Genres

Descriptors: jangly, guitar-driven, literate, melodic, lo-fi

Tracklist

  1. Here It Is Tomorrow (2:17)
  2. Where You Going Northern (3:01)
  3. I've Tried Subtlety (4:30)
  4. Erica's Word (3:54)
  5. Make Any Vows (2:19)
  6. Regenisraen (3:29)
  7. Crash Into June (2:57)
  8. Book Of Millionaires (2:21)
  9. The Only Lesson Learned (2:17)
  10. Too Closely (3:19)
  11. Never Mind (2:52)
  12. Like A Girl Jesus (2:37)
  13. Linus And Lucy (1:48)
  14. Couldn't I Just Tell You (2:54)
  15. Seattle (2:25)
  16. Sweet Jane - Live (5:28)
  17. The Only Lesson - 2-Track Demo (2:23)
  18. Make Any Vows - Live (2:27)
  19. Erica's Word - Rough Mix (3:51)
  20. Jesus Christ - Solo Demo (2:34)
  21. Like A Girl Jesus - Rough Mix (2:33)
  22. Re-Make/Re-Model - Live (3:45)
  23. If And When It Falls Apart - Rehearsal (4:12)
  24. Friend Of The Family - Live (6:51)
  25. Come Home With Me (2:41)

Credits

  • Game Theory - primary artist
  • Suzi Ziegler - bass, bass guitar
  • Gil Ray - drums, membranophone
  • Mitch Easter - engineer, producer
  • Scott Miller - guitar, lead vocals [miserable whine], written-by, design, guitar family, lead vocals vocal
  • Shelley LaFreniere - keyboards, keyboard
  • Eddy Schreyer - lacquer cut by, mastered by
  • Photo Robert - photography by

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