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MUTEMATH: Armistice Live (2010)
Armistice Live features a full MUTEMATH concert recorded and filmed at the famous Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia, during MUTEMATH's Fall 2009 Armistice Tour, featuring songs such as "Typical," "Spotlight," "Break The Same," "Reset" and more.
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Armistice Live features a full MUTEMATH concert recorded and filmed at the famous Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia, during MUTEMATH's Fall 2009 Armistice Tour, featuring songs such as "Typical," "Spotlight," "Break The Same," "Reset" and more.
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In Theaters:1/1/2010
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