Photos | The Jam Session
A crowd of music enthusiasts gathers to enjoy the group performance of this talented music band, as they play their musical instruments and set the stage alight with their electrifying performance. In the room, you can see a projector screen, furniture, a chair, and a tripod among other electrical devices and accessories, all adding to the ambiance of the concert.
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2007-05-10T20:30:42-07:00
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