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Flogging Molly: Live at the Greek Theatre (2010)
2010 live release from the Irish-flavored Punks. This set contains Flogging Molly's epic performance at the Greek Theatre, Los Angeles on September 12th 2009. The DVD features a 20 song full concert, seven music videos, outtakes, back stage footage and candid interviews.
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2010 live release from the Irish-flavored Punks. This set contains Flogging Molly's epic performance at the Greek Theatre, Los Angeles on September 12th 2009. The DVD features a 20 song full concert, seven music videos, outtakes, back stage footage and candid interviews.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:3/2/2010
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Kevin J. Custer
Director
Dave King
Himself (Lead vocals, acoustic guitar)
Dennis Casey
Himself (Electric Guitar, 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals)
Robert Schmidt
Himself (Banjo, Mandolin, Backing Vocals)
Nathen Maxwell
Himself (Bass, Backing Vocals)
Matthew Hensley
Himself (Accordion, Backing Vocals)
George Schwindt
Himself (Drums)
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