Photos | Electrifying Performance
Michael White rocks out on his electric guitar in front of the speakers during a Bad Religion Glasshouse concert in 2007.
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a man is playing an electric guitar in front of a speakerChronologically Adjacent
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string group activities spotlight leisure music speaker stage music band microphone musical instrument hat musician entertainer guitarist brett g performance glasshouse religon glasses bad electronics performer light electric accessories amplifier musical instrument recreation speakers lighting device michael white guitar concert crowd singer electrical
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2007-06-28T14:30:08-07:00
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