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    Metallica: Kill 'Em All to St. Anger - The Ultimate Critical Review

    Buy Metallica: Kill 'Em All to St. Anger - The Ultimate Critical Review on DVD
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    Released: 2006-03-21

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    Metallica: Kill 'Em All to St. Anger... DVD Details
    Audio:
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    Language:
    English
    		 Running Time: 74
    Genre: Pop Rock
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 823880020254
    Product Code: CRKL2025DVD
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    Studio: Classic Rock Legends
    Metallica: Kill 'Em All to St. Anger... DVD Summary They were almost single-handedly responsible for bringing the brutal art of heavy metal to the masses, and now Metallica fans can find out how the band that once balked at the prospect of making music videos endured to become the shining standard in millennial metal in a critical review that stretches from 1983's Kill 'em All to 2003's St.

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