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Metallica, Official Footage from Pinkpop Festival, Including "Wherever I May Roam" — Video

By Guitar World Staff published 3 July 2014

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The guys over at MetallicaTV have posted official footage from Metallica's June 9 performance at the Pinkpop festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands.

The 26-minute clip includes warmup footage, plus "Ride The Lightning" and "Wherever I May Roam" from the actual show. Of course, there's a bit more going on ...

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