Photos | Urban Nightlife Jam Session
DJ's Kidd Keo and Trevor TorDisc Jockey light up the stage as the crowd goes wild at the 2008 Detour concert, featuring Roger Casamajor, Qixin Zhong, and Dimebag Darrell on musical instruments.
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lighting kidd keo urban zhong theater recreation fun lamp deejay trevor wristwatch tordisc indoors bag accessories jockeyman jewelry performance arch night glasses crowd musical instrument detour club dimebag darrell roger casamajor concert audience music party entertainer vigil speakers life handbag stage qixin hat headphones electronics necklace
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2008-10-04T23:24:48-07:00
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