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        Sound Drifter, Sound Drifter Live at Double Door 02/12/2005

        • Label: Re:Live / The Orchard
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        Re:Live / The Orchard

        This Sound Drifter show was recorded live at Double Door on 02/12/05. This record represents just one of the many unique and unedited live performances captured by eMusicLive through our nationwide network of renowned independent live music venues. Utilizing on-demand recording technology, eMusicLive creates an "audio snapshot" of the night's show, providing subscribers the opportunity to access a vast and continuously updated catalog of diverse live performance.

        Genres: Alternative / Punk

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