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Metallica Release Live 'Welcome Home (Sanitarium)' Video
04/03/2014
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(hennemusic) Metallica have released footage of the "Master Of Puppets" album classic, "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)", from their March 24th concert in Asuncion, Paraguay.

Also included in a video package from the band's first show in the country is the group warming up in the Tuning Room as well as "Sad But True" from the event.

Metallica wrapped up a South American tour this past weekend, and will bring their "request" show to Europe for dates beginning May 28 in Helsinki, Finland. Watch the video here.

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