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    Metallica’s “One” sounds eerily perfect played on medieval instruments

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTCiuTUaEvs&feature=player_embedded
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    Re: Metallica’s “One” sounds eerily perfect played on medieval instruments

    You creeping in my tunes are ya? lmao
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      Re: Metallica’s “One” sounds eerily perfect played on medieval instruments

      Theres a local band I saw that play music kinda like that. Celtic music mixed with rock. Not something I usually listen to but it was interesting.
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        Re: Metallica’s “One” sounds eerily perfect played on medieval instruments

        that is surprisingly pleasant and i like it. thanks for sharing.
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