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Exclusive Video: Monster Truck Live in Germany, Episode 2

By Guitar World Staff published 7 March 2014

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Today, GuitarWorld.com presents an exclusive video by Monster Truck — ”Live in Germany, Episode 2.” You can check it out below.

The clip is the second of a six-part series that will be premiered here and on RevolverMag.com, one video per week. In fact, you can check out Episode 1 right here.

All the episodes were shot during the band’s recent German tour, and they serve as the perfect tour diary for Monster Truck fans. You see the band on stage, back stage, hanging out, talking gear and much more.

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