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Tonight in Rock: Ying Yang Twins, Busdriver, Chuck Dukowski SEXTET
"Imaginary Places" - Busdriver (and excellent vid filmed on the streets of LA and a great piece too)
The Chuck Dukowski SEXTET, Ojos Rojos, Mythmaker @ The Knitting Factory
Dave Aude, Noel Sanger, Jumpin' Jack Frost, JO-S, Xenocide @ Crash Mansion L.A.
Imajin, The Wylde Bunch, Mulatto @ Temple Bar
Avenue in Oceana, Childhood Dilemma, The Aortas @ California Institute of Abnormal Arts (CIA)
Ben Wendel Group @ Cafe Metropol
Busdriver @ The Troubadour
The Dan Band @ Avalon
Lilys, Ariel Pink, Holy Shit @ Spaceland
Ying Yang Twins, J. Hustle, LER, Krown Loyal, K-Kal @ Key Club
Golden State, The Pen Fifteen Club @ The Viper Room
Rademacher, Wait Think Fast @ The Echo
Ozomatli, Chali 2na, Cut Chemist, Cava @ House of Blues
Urban Underground @ The Airliner
Homesick Elephant @ Tangier
Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas Extravaganza @ Gibson Amphitheatre
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