Photos | Rocking Out with Bad Religion at Glasshouse
A music band performance at Glasshouse in 2007, featuring three talented male musicians, two guitars, and two microphones. The singer passionately sings into the microphone while the guitarist strums on his electric model in front of a large crowd.
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2007-06-28T21:36:30-07:00
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