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Rival Schools @ Chain Reaction May 2011

Friday at Chain Reaction Rival Schools played an amazing show. Ending the show with the crowd favorite the Smiths cover "How Soon Is Now".  I'm a big fan of almost everything Walter has done, he is a great songwriter. I know everyone loves Gorilla Biscuits and Quicksand, but Moondog and his solo stuff has the just as much  impact on me.  Truth be told I listen to him singing  Start Today than the actual album. Ok enough of the praise... here's the pics:

 Rival Schools

 Rival Schools


 Rival Schools

 Rival Schools

 Rival Schools

 Rival Schools


All pics are up on Flickr!
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