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Rare METALLICA Memorabilia Showcased In 'Shockwaves VideoCast'

October 13, 2011

Episode #3 of the Shockwaves VideoCast features returning guest John Kornarens going through some incredibly rare METALLICA memorabilia, which has previously never been publicly showcased. John shares his early METALLICA scrapbook with host Bob Nalbandian, including the band's earliest flyers, set lists, merchandise, photos, and the very first METALLICA address book. In part two of the VideoCast, Kornarens shares incredible never-before-told stories about guitar legends Uli Roth and Yngwie Malmsteen, including recollections of Yngwie when he first moved to the U.S. and ended up playing with the Los Angeles metal band STEELER.

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