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PAPA ROACH: 'What Do You Do' Video Posted Online

November 15, 2006

Visit Yahoo! Music this week to catch the premiere of PAPA ROACH's latest video for "What Do You Do". The video features live footage and clips of the band while recording at the historic Paramour Mansion. Click here to view.

PAPA ROACH is currently headlining across America on the Zippo Hot Tour with support from (HED) P.E., BULLETS AND OCTANE, and STEALING DECEMBER.

PAPA ROACH recently released its fourth major label album, "The Paramour Sessions".

A rare live video of PAPA ROACH performing the song "Decompression Period", shot in Barcelona, Spain in 2003, has been posted at its new YouTube channel. More live clips from the band's current tour are expected to surface at the channel in the weeks ahead.

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