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Smash the State is a raw documentary capturing the essence of D.O.A. during their early years. It's gritty, unfiltered, and really immerses you in the punk scene of late '70s to early '80s Canada. The energy is palpable, with live tracks that showcase their trademark mixture of activism and humor. You get to see how they tackled serious issues through their music while keeping a sense of rebellion and fun. The pacing is frantic, just like their performances—no frills, just pure punk energy. I'm always struck by the way it blends great archival footage with some visceral performances. If you're into punk history, this is a fascinating glimpse into a band that helped shape the genre.
Includes live tracks from D.O.A.'s formative years.Highlights the band's activism and humor.A unique glimpse into the Canadian punk scene.
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