Photos | Brian Baker Rocks the Stage with his Electric Guitar
Guitarist Brian Baker wows the crowd with his performance at the Bad Religion Glasshouse concert in 2007. His stunning electric guitar skills and impressive ring and jewelry accessories steal the show.
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