Douglas Ward - Revision history

Patrick at 18:23, 24 August 2016

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	'''Douglas Ward''' has been an important player in Chicago's punk scene for many years. Doug first appeared in [[1986]] with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989]] and that same year Doug played guitar with [[Screeching Weasel]] for some local shows and appeared on a few compilation tracks, as well. For his work with [[Screeching Weasel]], he has been credited as "Doug Ward", "Doug ID Under", and, strangely, "Douglas C Wonderful".		'''Douglas Ward''' has been an important player in Chicago's punk scene for many years. Doug first appeared in [[1986]] with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989]] and that same year Doug played guitar with [[Screeching Weasel]] for some local shows and appeared on a few compilation tracks, as well. For his work with [[Screeching Weasel]], he has been credited as "Doug Ward", "Doug ID Under", and, strangely, "Douglas C Wonderful".

	~~Throughout the '90s,~~ Doug continued to play music~~, leading both~~ 8-Bark, V. Reverse, ~~and~~ Fourth Rotor, ~~who announced their break-up in the fall of [[2006]]. His current band is~~ 97-shiki.		Doug has continued to play music with [[8 Bark]], [[V.Reverse]], Fourth Rotor, 97-shiki, Days Off, and Drilling For Blasting.

	One of Doug's most important contributions, though, was his work with [[Underdog Records]]. In [[1989]], Doug, along with [[Ben Weasel]], [[Jughead]], and [[Russ Forster]], turned [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] into a collective-run label, (previously, Russ had been the sole owner). Doug would be the only continuous member of the collective until it ended in [[1997]]. From [[1989]] until [[1997]], [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] would release dozens of records by local punk bands, run a record distro, and publish the "Underdog Zine" fanzine.		One of Doug's most important contributions, though, was his work with [[Underdog Records]]. In [[1989]], Doug, along with [[Ben Weasel]], [[Jughead]], and [[Russ Forster]], turned [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] into a collective-run label, (previously, Russ had been the sole owner). Doug would be the only continuous member of the collective until it ended in [[1997]]. From [[1989]] until [[1997]], [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] would release dozens of records by local punk bands, run a record distro, and publish the "Underdog Zine" fanzine.

Dczward at 05:24, 6 July 2008

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	'''Douglas Ward''' ~~was~~ an important player in Chicago's punk scene for many years. Doug first appeared in [[1986]] with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989]] and that same year Doug played guitar with [[Screeching Weasel]] for some local shows and appeared on a few compilation tracks, as well. For his work with [[Screeching Weasel]], he has been credited as "Doug Ward", "Doug ID Under", and, strangely, "~~Doug~~ Wonderful".		'''Douglas Ward''' has been an important player in Chicago's punk scene for many years. Doug first appeared in [[1986]] with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989]] and that same year Doug played guitar with [[Screeching Weasel]] for some local shows and appeared on a few compilation tracks, as well. For his work with [[Screeching Weasel]], he has been credited as "Doug Ward", "Doug ID Under", and, strangely, "Douglas C Wonderful".

	Throughout the '90s, Doug continued to play music, leading both 8-Bark, ~~and~~ V. Reverse~~. Most recently~~, ~~he performed with~~ Fourth Rotor, who announced their break-up in the fall of [[2006]].		Throughout the '90s, Doug continued to play music, leading both 8-Bark, V. Reverse, and Fourth Rotor, who announced their break-up in the fall of [[2006]]. His current band is 97-shiki.

	One of Doug's most important contributions, though, was his work with [[Underdog Records]]. In [[1989]], Doug, along with [[Ben Weasel]], [[Jughead]], and [[Russ Forster]], turned [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] into a collective-run label, (previously, Russ had been the sole owner). Doug would be the only continuous member of the collective until it ended in [[1997]]. From [[1989]] until [[1997]], [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] would release dozens of records by local punk bands.		One of Doug's most important contributions, though, was his work with [[Underdog Records]]. In [[1989]], Doug, along with [[Ben Weasel]], [[Jughead]], and [[Russ Forster]], turned [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] into a collective-run label, (previously, Russ had been the sole owner). Doug would be the only continuous member of the collective until it ended in [[1997]]. From [[1989]] until [[1997]], [[Underdog Records\|Underdog]] would release dozens of records by local punk bands, run a record distro, and publish the "Underdog Zine" fanzine.

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Patrick at 19:20, 2 February 2007

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	'''Douglas Ward''' was an important player in Chicago's punk scene for many years. Doug first appeared in [[1986]] with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989]] and that same year Doug played guitar with [[Screeching Weasel]] for some local shows and appeared on a few compilation tracks, as well. For his work with [[Screeching Weasel]], he has been credited as "Doug Ward", "Doug ID Under", and, ~~strangley~~, "Doug Wonderful".		'''Douglas Ward''' was an important player in Chicago's punk scene for many years. Doug first appeared in [[1986]] with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989]] and that same year Doug played guitar with [[Screeching Weasel]] for some local shows and appeared on a few compilation tracks, as well. For his work with [[Screeching Weasel]], he has been credited as "Doug Ward", "Doug ID Under", and, strangely, "Doug Wonderful".

	Throughout the '90s, Doug continued to play music, leading both 8-Bark, and V. Reverse. Most recently, he performed with Fourth Rotor, who announced their break-up in the fall of [[2006]].		Throughout the '90s, Doug continued to play music, leading both 8-Bark, and V. Reverse. Most recently, he performed with Fourth Rotor, who announced their break-up in the fall of [[2006]].

Patrick at 19:13, 2 February 2007

2007-02-02T19:13:48Z

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'''Douglas Ward''' was an important player in Chicago's punk scene for many years. Doug first appeared in [[1986]] with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989]] and that same year Doug played guitar with [[Screeching Weasel]] for some local shows and appeared on a few compilation tracks, as well. For his work with [[Screeching Weasel]], he has been credited as "Doug Ward", "Doug ID Under", and, strangley, "Doug Wonderful".

Throughout the '90s, Doug continued to play music, leading both 8-Bark, and V. Reverse. Most recently, he performed with Fourth Rotor, who announced their break-up in the fall of [[2006]].

One of Doug's most important contributions, though, was his work with [[Underdog Records]]. In [[1989]], Doug, along with [[Ben Weasel]], [[Jughead]], and [[Russ Forster]], turned [[Underdog Records|Underdog]] into a collective-run label, (previously, Russ had been the sole owner). Doug would be the only continuous member of the collective until it ended in [[1997]]. From [[1989]] until [[1997]], [[Underdog Records|Underdog]] would release dozens of records by local punk bands.

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