METALLICA: Secret Club Gig Video, Photos Posted Online

June 10, 2002

METALLICA's official web site, www.metallica.com, has posted a 7-minute, 21-second-long video clip of the group performing "Hit The Lights" and "Leper Messiah" at their surprise appearance at Club Kimo's in San Francisco, California on June 4th. Also included in the video are typically long-winded comments from drummer Lars Ulrich, who reveals that the group are planning on performing several other low-key shows (some of which may be announced in advance) around the San Francisco area in the coming months. To check out the video, and to see several new, exclusive shots taken at the gig and the subsequent online chat, click here.

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