Photos | Brian Baker rocking the stage!
Brian Baker, an entertainer and member of Bad Religion, electrifies the crowd with his performance as he sings into his trusty microphone during the 2007 show at Glasshouse.
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instrument speaker amplifier activities band group device recreation musician wristwatch accessories stereo shirt performer jewelry performance religon glasses brian baker crowd musical singer club guitar concert music glasshouse string entertainer electrical bracelet stage leisure microphone bad electronics
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2007-06-28T14:07:55-07:00
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