Photos | Metallica Rocks the Big Four Festival
A crowd of energetic music fans gather to watch drummer Lars Ulrich and guitarist James Hetfield of Metallica during their performance at the Big Four Festival in 2011. The band's iconic black album is just one of the many hits that had the entire audience screaming for more. Despite the piercing sounds of the drums and electric guitar, the concert-goers were in pure bliss, enjoying the ultimate recreation of live music.
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string skin activities big_four_festival leisure music speaker festival ring stage microphone musician entertainer performance art four electronics jewelry performer group performance accessories drummer musical instrument recreation band tattoo percussion big device kit guitar concert crowd drum electrical
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