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Metallica Play 18-Song Set At Soundwave Kick Off
02/25/2013
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(hennemusic) Metallica kicked off the opening night of Australia's Soundwave festival on Saturday in Brisbane and video from the set has gone online.

The band performed an 18-song set spanning their 30-year recording career, opening with 1983's "Hit The Lights."

The day-long event features 6 stages; among those joining Metallica on the main stage were Linkin Park, A Perfect Circle, Slayer, Stone Sour and Anthrax. Read more and check out video here.

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