Photos | Jamming with Bad Religion
Brett Gurewitz rocks the guitar while his bandmate sings into the microphone during a 2007 Glasshouse concert.
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instrument electric percussion eyeglasses activities band gurewitz brett g device recreation musician drum accessories performer performance religon bad drummer glasses brett crowd guitarist musical guitar optical equipment concert music glasshouse entertainer electrical stage leisure brett gurewitz microphone group performance string
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2007-06-28T14:08:17-07:00
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