Bloodied But Unbowed is airing on the Knowledge Network Sept 28 at 10pm. This will be the 55 min edit of the documentary, substantially shorter than the 75 min festival cut. It will be preceded by Susanne Tabata's surfing documentary, 49 Degrees, at 9pm.
The Furies and Dishrags at the Japanese Hall.
The Ramones at the Commodore Ballroom.
The Lewd, Furies, and Skulls at the Japanese Hall.
Canada Day "Anarchy in Canada" concert in Stanley Park.
Vancouver Magazine's "Punks On Parade" cover story.
The Pointed Sticks release What Do You Want Me to Do single.
The Subhumans release Death to the Sickoids single
Pointed Sticks signed to Stiff Records, UK.
Dishrags release debut 7inch Past Is Past EP.
Young Canadians debut Hawaii 12inch EP released.
Modernettes debut Teen City 12inch EP released.
The Dishrags split up.
DOA's Something Better Change LP released.
Subhumans LP Incorrect Thoughts released.
Young Canadians farewell split up.
Modernettes split up.
Quintessence shuts down its record label.
Hardcore '81 festival at the Laundromat.
Budstock '81, ten bands at the Commodore.
Pointed Sticks tour west coast, then split up.
Randy Rampage's last show with DOA.
Chuck Biscuits quits DOA, joins Black Flag.
Subhumans Land Stand at Oddfellows Hall.
The Vancouver Five arrested in Squamish BC.
Knowledge Network edit
Whew, that was a lot of content for less than an hour... I get it that the Knowledge Network folks were a major funding source for the film, so they got the 55 minute edit they insisted on. The film will educate anyone who didn't live it firsthand, but the TV edit is so frantic that the soul of the theatrical screening, the humour and humanity of the scene, was less evident. So, my best to Susanne and her team, I hope they can get the longer cut distributed and seen by as many people as possible. Even in the shorter version, it's damn good, so F.U. TIFF...Dale w
From the Team.
Thanks for your understanding Dale.