Photos | Two Men Strumming Their Guitars to the Beat
![Two Men Strumming Their Guitars to the Beat](https://eecue.com/img/640/c6ea36f0b5.jpg)
Brett Gurewitz and a fellow entertainer jamming and entertaining the crowd with their musical instruments at the 2007 Bad Religion Glasshouse concert.
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two men playing guitar on stage at a concertMetadata
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performing stage rock concert activities art light hardware chordophone glasses music musician brett g brett gurewitz entertainer group performance string leisure religon electrical bass performer computer spotlight guitarist screen guitar electric guitar device microphone bad instrument monitor concert crowd rock arts accessories electronics singer band musical performance jeans glasshouse recreation
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