Editing Big Audio Dynamite (section)

===Final years and subsequent activities (1995–2010)===
After signing a [[recording contract]] with [[Gary Kurfirst]]'s [[Radioactive Records]] in 1995, the band reverted to the original "Big Audio Dynamite" moniker and released their least successful studio album to date, ''[[F-Punk]]'' (1995).

Radioactive Records refused to release the next proposed BAD studio album, ''[[Entering a New Ride]]''.<ref>{{Cite book|title=The Encyclopedia of Popular Music.|last=Colin.|first=Larkin|date=2011|publisher=Music Sales|isbn=978-0857125958|edition=5th |location=London|pages=2600|oclc=993081261}}</ref> The line-up contained MC vocals by Joe Attard of Punks Jump Up, [[Ranking Roger]] of [[The Beat (British band)|the Beat]] and [[General Public]] and drummer Bob Wond of Under Two Flags. In 1998, the band launched a new website, primarily intended as a means to distribute songs from the ''Entering a New Ride'' album. In 2001, after having only released 6 songs from the album, the website went down and Big Audio Dynamite disbanded. Their final studio album was never properly released in its entirety, but it has been heavily leaked online for fans who wished to hear it.

Since 2005, Jones has been working on a project with [[Tony James (musician)|Tony James]] (formerly of [[Generation X (band)|Generation X]] and [[Sigue Sigue Sputnik]]) called [[Carbon/Silicon]].

In early 2007, a live, eight-song DVD from BAD II was released; it is entitled ''Big Audio Dynamite Live: E=MC²''.