The Big F

The Big F was an American rock band that emerged from the remnants of the 1980s group Berlin. Formed in the late 1980s, The Big F consisted of John Crawford (bass and vocals), Rob Brill (drums), and Mark Christian (guitar). They were known for their raw, intense energy and a sound that blended hard rock with elements of post-punk and alternative music. The band released their self-titled debut album, "The Big F," in 1989, which showcased their heavy, guitar-driven style. They followed up with their second album, "Is," in 1993. Despite a strong following and critical acclaim for their powerful live performances, The Big F did not achieve widespread commercial success and eventually disbanded. Their music is remembered for its aggressive edge and dynamic sound that captured the spirit of the era's rock scene.