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METALLICA – TO LIVE IS TO DIE (Live Cover!)

LIVE PERFORMANCE of Metallica’s complete “To Live is to Die!” at the 2017 MWROC Music Festival. Performed by the members of The Mark Wood Experience and world’s best electric string orchestra, this performance faithfully covers – and enhances – this classic heavy metal instrumental from “And Justice for All.” All electric violins, violas, and cellos are designed and hand-crafted by Wood Violins. Enjoy a rare performance of a song that Metallica has only performed live ONCE! . Join us at MWROC Music Festival: http://www.MWROC.com Learn about our Electrify Your Symphony School Residencies: http://www.ElectrifyYourSymphonhy.com Transform kids’ lives through the power of music: http://www.mwmfoundation.org Learn more about Mark Wood, electric violinist: http://www.markwoodmusic.com Explore our instruments and gear: http://www.WoodViolins.com . CREDITS: Performed Live at the Bell Cultural Events Center at MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe, Kansas on Wednesday, July 12, 2017 Lead Viper Electric Violin: Chuck Bontrager Viper Electric Violin & Acoustic Guitar: Haydn Vitera Viper Electric Viola & Vocals: David Wallace String Section L to R: Michael Lucarelli, Adam Rafferty, Greg Byers, Valerie Vigoda Brandon Jenkins, Jessica Rafferty, Karen Hooper, Joe Deninzon, Marisa Garnjobst Electric Guitar: Rob Bambach Keys: Matt Vanacoro Bass: Paul Ranieri Drums: Jason Gianni Live sound: Matthew Hartnett Lighting and Animations: Heather Cobb Isbell Videography: Adrian Schiavi Post-Production Mix: Matt Vanacoro, Vana Studios Final Mix: Mat Prock, Area 44 Music Additional Post-Production Recording at Rax Trax Recording in Chicago, IL . “To Live is to Die” composed by James Hetfield, Lars Urlrich, and Cliff Burton Lyrics by Paul Gerhardt and Cliff Burton Much love to James Hetfield & Kirk Hammett, who helped inspire our tone! . Much love and thanks to everyone who makes MWROC what it is; especially Mark Wood, Laura Kaye, Deb Wyant, Heather Cobb Isbell, Jeremy Samuels, and Lisa Russell Batson.