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December 6, 2007

SF Works: the Color Guard Coach

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This is not pirates and cowboys, OK? It's music set to guns, flags, sabers, and color. Or something fantastically bombastic like that. Do check it out.

If you're reading this via an RSS reader, please click through to access the sound file. And, as always, if you have or know of a bizarre, curious, or noisy occupation that cries out for SFist-y documenting, let us know. Thank you.


By Brock in Arts+Events | Link | Comments (3) | Recommend this! (5) |
Tags: guns, media, music, SF Works
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[1] | 12/06/07 07:21PM

This is awesome.

 
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[2] | 12/06/07 09:27PM

OH NO!! His voice sounds just like mine.

 
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[3] | 12/07/07 10:34PM

It's great to see (errr hear) someone just be thoughtful, passionate, and authentic

 
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