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Metallica Release Sad But True Video From in Kuala Lumpur Show
09/09/2013
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(hennemusic) Metallica's recent Asian tour featured the band's first-ever show in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and now the band is sharing video from the August 21st event at Stadium Merdeka.

The new video footage features behind the scenes coverage of the band in the Tuning Room, and a performance of the song "Sad But True" from the concert.

Up next, Metallica will play the Rock In Rio festival on September 19. The Rio show comes a week before the launch of Metallica's 3D film, "Through The Never." more on this story

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