Their second album, Craps , followed in 1988. One of the tracks on the album reflected Goffrier’s interest in extraterrestrial phenomena, with the song “Semjase” focusing on Swiss farmer Billy Meier , who in the 1970s claimed to have been regularly visited by a female from the Pleaides . Having fulfilled their contractual obligations to Homestead, Big Dipper opted to leave Homestead and look for a label that had better distribution.
second album Craps followed
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