Photos | Two Guitarists Rock the Stage
Brett Gurewitz and another musician play their hearts out during a Bad Religion concert at the Glasshouse in 2007. The crowd goes wild as they strum their guitars and belt out the lyrics into the microphone.
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two men playing guitar on stage with a microphoneMetadata
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