Big Four: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
m (spelling) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
'''The Big Four''' is a term [[Gantry]] uses on this site to describe the four most important bands of the Chicago punk scene during the 1980s - [[Articles of Faith]], [[Big Black]], [[The Effigies]] and [[Naked Raygun]]. These four bands were the biggest names, had the largest impact, drew the largest crowds and reached out to audiences beyond Chicago. | '''The Big Four''' is a term [[Gantry]] uses on this site to describe the four most important bands of the Chicago punk scene during the 1980s - [[Articles of Faith]], [[Big Black]], [[The Effigies]] and [[Naked Raygun]]. These four bands were the biggest names, had the largest impact, drew the largest crowds and reached out to audiences beyond Chicago. Though other bands during this time had their importance, no other Chicago acts can match the impact of these four during the 80. | ||
[[Category:Articles of Faith]] | [[Category:Articles of Faith]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:10, 18 June 2006
The Big Four is a term Gantry uses on this site to describe the four most important bands of the Chicago punk scene during the 1980s - Articles of Faith, Big Black, The Effigies and Naked Raygun. These four bands were the biggest names, had the largest impact, drew the largest crowds and reached out to audiences beyond Chicago. Though other bands during this time had their importance, no other Chicago acts can match the impact of these four during the 80.