Photos | Stage Performance with Blocks and Cord
Al-Jaleel Knox and DJ Mehdi perform on stage at Coachella 2008, accompanied by a group of eight people and various electronic devices. The set design includes wooden blocks and a cord, adding a unique visual element to the concert.
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stage floor amplifier wear pants coachella knox footwear computer rekognition_c musical tie concert electrical lighting al glasses glove guitar speaker device flooring jaleel jeans formal crowd wood belt hardware cord microphone screen dj mehdi instrument electronics plywood monitor shoe accessories
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2008-04-26T12:55:37-07:00
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