Photos | Jamming to the Music at Coachella
Javier Báez, Don Mattrick, Aaron Guiel, and Andreas Hestler groove out at the 2007 Coachella Sunday concert with a jubilant crowd behind them.
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a crowd of people at a concert with a man standing in front of themChronologically Adjacent
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2007-04-29T12:48:59-07:00
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