For a quaint MS Paint show, The Big Lez Show has an absolutely killer soundtrack, all performed magnificently by Jarrad Wright.
- First and foremost, you have "Wake Up"
, widely acclaimed as the best song in the whole show. It coincides with Lez's beautifully animated ego-death experience in Choomah Island 2 and, appropriately, many viewers comment on how the song sounds like a slow, peaceful descent into the abyss. - From CI2, "Blue Mean-Eyes", a trippy tune that plays when the boys lay down to take some psychedelic mushrooms while exploring the island.
- Mike Nolan's theme is a recurring leitmotif in both his own spin-offs and the main series. It's a simple riff that perfectly captures Nolsie's straightforward, easy-going lifestyle.
- The Brown Town Song is a bawdy ballad about a fond memory of Lez and Sassy going fishing and smoking down together; an average day in good old Brown Town. It's immediately followed by Sassy taking the axe and shredding out a sick impromptu riff called "Metal Sassy". Yes, Sassy uses an acoustic guitar to play Heavy Metal. Deal with it.
- "B-Town Beatdown" is the intense Death Metal theme that plays during Lez and Laranox's final duel. Cue lots of Aussie Kiai.
- "Storm", featured in the Sassy the Sasquatch show, is another peaceful, tranquil melody that makes you want to appreciate the small moments in life and all the time you have on this Earth, just as Sassy himself does.
- "Farewell Lez" is actually what it sounds like, a surprisingly poignant ode to the big man after his untimely death. As it plays, Quintin sees a vision of Lez surfing with the boys and runs off to join them.
