Photos | Big Four Festival Performance
Guitarists James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett entertain the crowd with their musical prowess at the 2011 Big Four Festival. The spotlight and colorful lights add an artistic touch to the performance.
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string group activities hetfield big_four_festival necklace electric guitar kirk hammett spotlight rock leisure music festival arts performing musician entertainer guitarist performance james art chordophone four rekognition_c performer jewelry light accessories musical instrument recreation band bass big guitar concert crowd
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2011-04-23T20:56:22-07:00
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