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The Big Four: Live From Sofia, Bulgaria
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"Universal Music will release "The Big Four: Live From Sofia, Bulgaria" DVD and Blu-ray containing footage of the June 22, 2010 Sonisphere cinecast from the Sofia, Bulgaria leg of the touring rock festival featuring the "Big Four" of 1980s thrash metal — METALLICA, SLAYER, MEGADETH and ANTHRAX. The DVD hits the streets on October 15 in Northern Europe, October 18 in most of the rest of the world, October 19 in North America and the full shows from all four bands will be included in the two-disc set along with behind-the-scenes and interview footage. In addition to the two-DVD set and the corresponding Blu-ray, there will be a limited-edition "super deluxe" box set including the DVD set, five CDs with ALL the music, a 24-page booklet, a poster, photos of each band, and a "Big Four" guitar pick."
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'Death Magnetic' Certified Double Platinum In US
Metallica's latest album, "Death Magnetic", was officially certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on June 28, 2010 for shipments in the United States in excess of two million copies.
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New Zealand, Careful what you wish... you just might get it
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UPDATE: A second show has been added on New Zealand this September.
The band will perform at the CBS Canterbury Arena on September 21 & 22.
This is also the Last gig added to this tour.
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The petitions have paid off - Metallica will perform a show in Christchurch as part of their upcoming New Zealand tour.
The heavy metal band, fronted by James Hetfield and with a hard rocking history of more than 20 years, will perform at the CBS Canterbury Arena on September 22.
That's three weeks before the band's two sold out shows at Auckland's Vector Arena on October 13 and 14.
Metallica, who released their latest album Death Magnetic two years ago to rave reviews, received much criticism from New Zealand fans south of Auckland for missing them out on their tour.
Letters were written, petitions were signed and Christchurch mother Andrea Grom even set up a Facebook page, attracting more than 11,000 Christchurch fans.
The band cited "overwhelming" demand as the reason a one-off Christchurch show was scheduled.
"When we got wind of the massive petitions for us to come to Christchurch we just had to check it out ... and wow, the number of requests were overwhelming," a band statement released to Stuff.co.nz said.
"The moral of the story is to be careful what you wish for because 'Tallica is coming to your town on September 22 at CBS Canterbury Arena."
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