Photos | Convention Crowd Excitement
Tim Ripper Owens takes the stage as a packed audience eagerly awaits his performance at the 2008 NAMM convention. Bags and backpacks are scattered throughout the crowd, as attendees gather to see the latest innovations in music accessories and equipment.
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urban backpack 些 glasses child 所以 restaurant house girl footwear bag pen shorts necklace 三 container cafeteria publication housing book jewelry building namm lighting fire shoe handbag airport back library staircase extinguisher audio architecture hat terminal tim ripper owens audience accessories indoors luggage crowd part
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