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    Of the first leg, the Los Angeles Times raved that the two-hour set "unleashed the powerful exchange of energies that defines Metallica's purpose and its appeal," while the New York Post noted that "James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich destroyed any notion that their old bones are ready for the museum by sticking to the three V's of metal music: volume, velocity, and virtuosity." Please see below for Metallica's upcoming North American tour dates: Documents and/or Photos available for this release: Receive full access to all new and archived articles, unlimited portfolio tracking, e-mail alerts, custom newswires and RSS feeds - and more! Full Article at Street Insider
    James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich destroyed any notion that their old bones are ready for the museum by sticking to the three V's of metal music: volume, velocity, and virtuosity.
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Metallica to Offer Single-Track Digital Downloads of Live Songs on www.livemetallica.com
  1. unleashed the powerful exchange of energies that defines Metallica's purpose and its appeal
    SOURCE: Street Insider 1 month ago
  2. This technology will enable our fans to get the best possible recording of the show, without having to hold a microphone in the air for the entire night!
    SOURCE: Street Insider 1 month ago

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