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The BLOODIED BUT UNBOWED website was launched to provide additional background information on the subjects and themes of the documentary film; and also to act as an ongoing historical archive. WEBISODES consist of footage that is exclusive to the website: extended interview clips, outtakes, and material shot specifically for the website.

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Visit our YouTube Channel
Scott Beadle | September 03, 2010
Visit our YouTube Channel, where you can find all our "webisodes" posted!
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Skate-Decked!
| May 28, 2010
For photographer Bob Strazicich, the Bloodied But Unbowed premiere was a celebration... that ended in stitches!
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American Bands in Vancouver
Scott Beadle | May 10, 2010
Vancouver’s location as the northern terminus of a west coast punk touring circuit meant that there was an inevitable north-south cultural dialogue...
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The Payolas
Scott Beadle | May 10, 2010
The Payolas were formed around the musical partnership of singer/guitarist Paul Hyde and lead guitarist Bob Rock...
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Punks & Politicos
Scott Beadle | May 07, 2010
On Canada Day, 1 July 1978, members of Vancouver’s punk subculture co-mingled with members of the radical hippie counterculture for a free punk concert in Stanley Park...
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Punk rockers in the gay disco
Scott Beadle and Les Wiseman | May 04, 2010
The punk scene, from its inception, had ties to the gay disco scene, and this was as true for Vancouver as it was for the early days of punk in New York City and London...
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Sick Ones: Brad Kent & Randy Rampage
Scott Beadle and Les Wiseman | April 30, 2010
Brad & Randy’s bands — Sergeant Nick Penis, the Sick Ones, .45’s, Ground Zero, etc.
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Fuck Bands
Scott Beadle and Les Wiseman | April 26, 2010
The “fuck band” was one of the more notable and enjoyable features of the early Vancouver punk scene...
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Records & labels
Scott Beadle | April 24, 2010
The majority of records produced in the Vancouver punk/indie scene were D.I.Y. (do-it-yourself) productions. There were a couple local labels, however, that played a major role in the Vancouver music scene...
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The Vancouver Complication album
Scott Beadle and Les Wiseman | April 22, 2010
The LP’s detractors complained about the dizzying mix of styles on the album, sequencing hardcore punk next to new wave pop and quirky art-rock experimentalism...
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