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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stage activities pants speakers indoors footwear computer rekognition_c lamp musical concert electrical urban brett g leisure lighting recreation glasses guitar bag hat speaker device camera jeans glasshouse handbag string crowd musician hardware belt group performance band light music musical instrument microphone screen instrument electronics performer guitarist performance bad religon monitor spotlight shoe accessories
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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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