Big Dipper recorded a six-song demo, and one of the tracks, “Faith Healer”, received regular airplay from local college radio stations. Their first release was the 1987 extended play Boo-Boo , issued by Homestead Records (and by Demon Records in the UK ). Their first full-length studio album, Heavens , released later in 1987, was later described by AllMusic as “one of the finest American indie albums of its era”. The album sleeve featured Goffrier’s painting of a UFO .
first release Boo-Boo
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