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Phantom Planet: Chicago, Chicagogoing, Chicagogone (2004)
This DVD captures 2 nights of memorable high-energy performances at Schuba's Tavern in Chicago during the Phantom Planet’s three-month 2004 tour.
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This DVD captures 2 nights of memorable high-energy performances at Schuba's Tavern in Chicago during the Phantom Planet’s three-month 2004 tour.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music, Documentary
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In Theaters:12/14/2004
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Runtime:170 minutes
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