Photos | Bad Religion Brings Down the House at Glasshouse 2007
Brian Baker and his fellow musicians rock the stage, playing guitar and singing their hearts out, while the crowd at Glasshouse 2007 sings along and drinks beer.
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2007-06-28T14:12:54-07:00
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