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People Under The Stairs: The Ten Year Anniversary Set

Jul 31, 2010

2h 3m

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Live From El Ray

Overview

Filmed live at the historic El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles' Miracle Mile, only steps away from the exact spot where the group was founded decades prior, People Under The Stairs present 10 years of music to a sold-beyond capacity crowd of 800+.

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