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April 30, 2007

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There are additional photos from the night on WFMU's Flickr page. If you have pix of the show and want to upload them to your own Flickr site, please be sure to tag them as WFMU. If you don't have a Flickr site but want to contribute pix, please email mike [at] wfmu dot org and we will work out a way for you to submit them. (Please do NOT send large files to that address.)

Thanks to FMU and the bands for a great show. I was in town from Oregon and took the train out to B'lyn -- definitely a highlight of my trip -- and I can see the back of my head in one of the Jonathan Kane shots in case I have to prove my whereabouts to my wife who went to a Broadway show.

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