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Elderly Men, Missing From Old-Age Home, Found At Heavy Metal Concert
Hordes of headbangers amassed in Germany for the world's largest heavy metal festival - among them, two elderly men who apparently left their retirement home to rock out, police said.
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Axl Rose Wants Unflattering 'Fat' Pictures Removed From the Internet
In 2010, a photographer covered a Guns N' Roses concert, snapping photos of Axl Rose. The photos caught the attention of Gauntlet, a heavy metal news site that republished the photos under a very different headline: "OMFG Axl Rose is fat." This was the beginning of "Fat Axl," a mean Internet meme
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Metallica working on 3D film
American heavy metal band Metallica are working on a self-financed 3D concert film to be released in summer 2013.
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Shakira is a Metallica fan
Pop star Shakira says she is a huge Metallica fan, which is why she decided to add their track 'Nothing Else Matters' to her set for recent concert
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Metallica performs in Bangalore
Rock music frenzy swept the garden city where heavy metal band Metallica gave its first ever live performance in India.
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Thousands cheer as Metallica rocks Bangalore
A day after heavy metal giant Metallica's debut gig in Gurgaon was called off, the band rocked Bangalore today, amid tight security. Thousands of fans were seen screaming, cheering and head-banging as one of the world's best-known rock band sang some of their most iconic songs. The group performed at the Palace Grounds in the city.
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Open letter from an angry Metallica fan
Over 25,000 people had gathered at the Leisure Valley Park in Gurgaon's Sector 29 to watch the concert. Less than two hours before the heavy metal band was to play, the organisers postponed the concert to 4 pm on Saturday. Then, after some angry fans trashed equipment, came reports that the Delhi gig had been cancelled altogether.
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Metallica to welcome India's first Grand Prix
US heavy metal outfit Metallica will rock India with their first-ever show in the country at a concert to mark the inaugural Formula One meeting in October.
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Elderly Men, Missing From Old-Age Home, Found At Heavy Metal Concert
Hordes of headbangers amassed in Germany for the world's largest heavy metal festival - among them, two elderly men who apparently left their retirement home to rock out, police said.
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Axl Rose Wants Unflattering 'Fat' Pictures Removed From the Internet
In 2010, a photographer covered a Guns N' Roses concert, snapping photos of Axl Rose. The photos caught the attention of Gauntlet, a heavy metal news site that republished the photos under a very different headline: "OMFG Axl Rose is fat." This was the beginning of "Fat Axl," a mean Internet meme
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Metallica working on 3D film
American heavy metal band Metallica are working on a self-financed 3D concert film to be released in summer 2013.
-
Shakira is a Metallica fan
Pop star Shakira says she is a huge Metallica fan, which is why she decided to add their track 'Nothing Else Matters' to her set for recent concert
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Metallica performs in Bangalore
Rock music frenzy swept the garden city where heavy metal band Metallica gave its first ever live performance in India.
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Thousands cheer as Metallica rocks Bangalore
A day after heavy metal giant Metallica's debut gig in Gurgaon was called off, the band rocked Bangalore today, amid tight security. Thousands of fans were seen screaming, cheering and head-banging as one of the world's best-known rock band sang some of their most iconic songs. The group performed at the Palace Grounds in the city.
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Open letter from an angry Metallica fan
Over 25,000 people had gathered at the Leisure Valley Park in Gurgaon's Sector 29 to watch the concert. Less than two hours before the heavy metal band was to play, the organisers postponed the concert to 4 pm on Saturday. Then, after some angry fans trashed equipment, came reports that the Delhi gig had been cancelled altogether.
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Metallica to welcome India's first Grand Prix
US heavy metal outfit Metallica will rock India with their first-ever show in the country at a concert to mark the inaugural Formula One meeting in October.
