Photos | Bad Religion Takes the Stage
A crowd of fourteen people gather to watch Bad Religion perform their 2007 album Glasshouse. The light is focused on the two male guitarists in the spotlight, while speakers and a microphone stand ready on stage. Everyone is dressed casually in jeans and urban clothing, with six different pairs of shoes seen in the crowd.
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string activities jeans pants spotlight urban leisure music speaker footwear stage lamp musical instrument microphone hat musician guitarist brett g performance shoe bag glasshouse hardware religon camera glasses indoors belt bad rekognition_c electronics performer screen light group performance accessories musical monitor instrument recreation handbag band speakers lighting device guitar concert computer crowd electrical
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1600
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24mm
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Canon
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date
2007-06-28T13:52:53-07:00
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-25200
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America/Los_Angeles
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