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Instruments
  
Drums

Name
  
Greg Roberts


Role
  
Musician

Movies
  
Big Audio Dynamite: E=Mc2

Greg Roberts (musician)

Associated acts
  
Big Audio Dynamite, Screaming Target, Dreadzone

Website
  
Dreadzone – Official web site

Music groups
  
Big Audio Dynamite, Dreadzone (Since 1993)

Albums
  
This Is Big Audio Dynamite, No 10 - Upping St, Biological Radio, Hometown Hi‑Fi, Megatop Phoenix

Similar People
  
Leo Williams, Dan Donovan, Tim Bran, Don Letts, Gary Stonadge

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Greg Roberts (born 29 May 1958, London, England) is a British rock drummer. He was part of Big Audio Dynamite, who had a no. 11 UK hit single with "E=MC2", from 1984–1989.

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Roberts went on to form the band Screaming Target in 1991 with ex-Big Audio Dynamite members Don Letts and Leo 'E-Zee Kill' Williams, then started Dreadzone with Tim Bran , Williams and Dan Donovan, another former Big Audio Dynamite member. Dreadzone had a no. 20 hit with "Little Britain" in 1996.

A self-taught musician, Roberts has said that his experience with Big Audio Dynamite — particularly the band's use of technology (including a drum machine) — enabled him to become a writer and arranger, and also led to him forming Dreadzone.

Roberts has also worked as a session musician.

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With Big Audio Dynamite

  • This is Big Audio Dynamite (1985)
  • No. 10 Upping St. (1986)
  • Tighten Up, Vol. 88 (1988)
  • Megatop Phoenix (1989)
  • With Screaming Target

  • Hometown Hi-Fi (1991, Island Records)
  • With Dreadzone

  • 360° (1993, Tristar)
  • Little Britain (1995, Virgin Records)
  • Second Light (1995, Virgin Records)
  • Zion Youth (1995, Virgin Records)
  • Moving On (1997, Virgin Records)
  • Biological Radio (1997, Virgin Records)
  • The Radio 1 Sessions (2001, Strange Fruit)
  • Sound
  • Once Upon a time
  • Eye on the Horizon
  • References

    Greg Roberts (musician) Wikipedia