Metallica released the album To donate to the victims in Paris
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US metal band Metallica released the album which is the result of the recording of their concert at the theater Le Bataclan, Paris, France, on June 11, 2003.
They released an album titled "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite, Metallica!-Live at Le Bataclan that as ambassadors of the Record Store Day 2016.
All profits
from sales of the album will be donated directly to the victims of the attacks
associated with firearms and bombs in Paris, which occurred on 13 November 2015
local time.
A total of
130 people were killed in the attack, including at Le Bataclan theater when the
show group Eagles of Death Metal is ongoing. Meanwhile, 398 people were
injured.
Album Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite, Metallica! -Live At Le Bataclan will be purchased on 16 April 2016 for indie record stores and the band's website.
Record Store
Day for the first time held in 2008. Since then, Record Store Day is held
annually on the third Saturday of April.
Hopefully,
that's when people go to indie record stores for shopping. About Metallica and
Record Store Day, a replica of the recording of the demo song No Life 'til
Leather (1982) the band became the best selling release on Record Store Day
2015.
In a video
on the band's website, James Hetfield, Metallica's lead singer and guitarist,
said that they had long supported independent retail.
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