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Tonight in Rock in LA - Mariah, Waters, Peter Tork
Roger Waters @ Hollywood Bowl
Mariah Carey, Busta Rhymes @ The Pond of Anaheim
L.A. Guns, The Cauze @ Whisky
Peter Tork @ The Coffee Gallery Backstage (Altadena)
Mort Sahl @ McCabes
The Black Seeds @ The Vine Street Lounge
Two Ton Boa, Thrones, Bipolar Bear, Knight Rider @ The Smell
Clear Static, Rome to Paris, Lylah @ Key Club
Califone, The Heavenly States @ Spaceland
Gil & Jer's Soul Explosion @ Liquid Kitty
The Album Leaf, Fortune's Flesh, Grand Ole Party @ The Troubadour
Forcefield On, Jessie Deluxe, Repeater @ Alex's Bar
Austin James, Long Live Logos, The Silence @ Viper Room
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