Photos | 2007 Bad Religion Glasshouse Concert Performance
Maurice Compte and Brian Baker entertain the crowd with two guitars and two microphones.
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a man with a guitar and another man singingChronologically Adjacent
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bracelet string group activities jeans mandolin baker leisure music speaker stage music band arts microphone performing musician entertainer guitarist marshal performance container lute art glasshouse chordophone religon marshali glasses maurice compte bad electronics performer jewelry electric accessories musical instrument recreation bass guitar bass device guitar concert brian crowd singer electrical
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2007-06-28T14:08:25-07:00
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