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400 Blows

400 Blows @ Bootleg Theater 2/4/2011

Last night 400 Blows played along with Skinwalker and Kill The Capulets. I came to see the first two bands but 400 were just as good. The house rules made it very clear I was not to use my flash. What made matters worse was the lighting for the theater but I did what I could...
400 Blows

400 Blows

Skinwalker

Skinwalker

Kill the Capulets

Kill the Capulets
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  1. D. SineFebruary 5, 2011 at 4:10 PM

    I've never understood how some clubs decide to have a no flash policy. It just makes no sense.

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  2. hc-danFebruary 5, 2011 at 6:18 PM

    I completely agree!!!

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