Photos | Chuck D and Professor Griff on Stage at Coachella 2009
Chuck D and Professor Griff of Public Enemy perform for a crowd of thousands at Coachella 2009, with vibrant lighting and music filling the air.
BLIP-2 Description:
two men on stage at a concertMetadata
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5616w x 3744h - (download 4k)
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activities coachella dancing speakers indoors footwear musical lamp theater concert electrical urban performing arts horn leisure lighting chuck d griff recreation glasses guitar hat necklace speaker device section camera jewelry shoe crowd musician rock group performance wristwatch professor band light music microphone instrument brass electronics performer performance art spotlight stage accessories
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1600
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35mm
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Canon
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date
2009-04-19T20:24:04.600000-07:00
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-25200
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America/Los_Angeles
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