Big Cyc

In 1996 Big Cyc published their seventh album, called "Z gitarą wśród zwierząt" (With guitar among animals), which contains the most famous song in history of band, Makumba, the stereotypical story of an African student in Poland. Two newest albums of Big Cyc, "Świat według Kiepskich" (World according to Kiepscy) from 2000 and "Zmień z nami płeć" (Change your gender with us) from 2002 weren't very popular. Big Cyc switched to satirising politics - amongst others, they made the single "Złoty warkocz" (Golden praid) about Polish member of parliament Renata Beger. In late 2005 Big Cyc made a media furore in Poland with their controversial single titled "Moherowe berety" (Mohair berets), a commentary on vocal older generation in Poland, viewed by many younger people as old-fashioned (see Mohair berets). Current members of Big Cyc: Jacek Jędrzejak aka Dżej Dżej (pronunced asJ.J.) Jarek Lis aka Dżery (pronunced as Jerry) Roman Lechowicz aka Piękny Roman ("Handsome Roman") Krzysztof Skiba aka Skiba Dicography: Z Partyjnym Pozdrowieniem (With greeting of The Party) Nie Wierzcie Elektrykom (Don't believe electrics) Miłość, muzyka, mordobicie (Love, Music, Brawl) Wojna plemników (War of spermatozoons) Frankenstein's Children Nie Zapomnisz Nigdy (You'll never forget) Golonka, Flaki I Inne Przysmaki (Knuckle, guts and another dainties) Z gitarą wśród zwierząt (With guitar among animals) Pierwsza komunia, drugie śniadanie, trzecia rzeczpospolita (1st communion, 2nd breakfast, 3rd Republic) Wszyscy święci (All saints) Świat według Kiepskich (The World according to Weaks) Zmień z nami płeć (Change your gender with us) Bombowe hity: 1988-2004 (Bomb hits: 1988-2004) Moherowe Berety (Mohair Berets)