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Diztort @ Top Space 10/13/18

This show was sold out before I even got there... damn it! First I missed the Bridgetown show and now I drive out to LA to get denied again. Kiabad, Mario and I were debating trying to sneak in or just go to Del Taco in Culver to get some of those veggie tacos, luckily someone helped us out and got us in. Bonus R.O.C. added to the bill for a short but sweet set. This show has a great line up but honestly I really drove all the out there just to see Coochiehead. HE RULES! Due to technical difficulties it was a short set but I was happy witnessing and documenting this performance. Let's not forget Step for Change and what might be their last show ever. Very emotional set from Ish and the boys. 

Diztort


Diztort

Diztort

Diztort

Mizery

R.O.C. 

Step For Change

Step For Change

Coochiehead

Dead Heat

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