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We Came As Romans: Exclusive Gear Tour with Joshua Moore and Lou Cotton — Video

By Guitar World Staff published 26 June 2015

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We Came As Romans are out on the road at the moment—with a very busy July ahead of them.

But that didn't prevent WCAR guitarists Joshua Moore and Lou Cotton from showing Guitar World their live rig/gear setup.

Check out the brand-new video below.

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