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Tripod for starters, enable mirror lockup, remote release (wired or IR, either works). You'd be surprised by how easy it is to produce camera shake on a long exposure and how well it can ruin your pictures. You will want to shoot RAW... and... there's this weird result I've gotten doing long exposures with high iso vs low iso, specially with quickly-moving objects...
You might want to push the iso to 400 instead of going for longer iso 100 exposures, to make sure that any sudden flashes get captured well.
Another thing you can try is, if you have a laptop, plug your camera (on the tripod) to your computer, and program EOS Utility to automatically fire one frame after another over n amount of time. That way you won't have to sit there like a retard waiting for each exposure, nor will you risk moving the tripod.
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