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Metallica Wraps Up M72 World Tour with Setlist Highlights

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Metallica has officially concluded their monumental M72 World Tour, a journey that spanned nearly three years and captivated fans across the globe. As the dust settles on this epic tour, fans are buzzing about the setlists that featured a mix of both beloved classics and some lesser-known tracks.

Throughout the tour, Metallica showcased their extensive catalog, with songs like “Enter Sandman” and “Master of Puppets” dominating the playlists. However, the band also surprised audiences by incorporating deeper cuts that hadn’t been played live in years. This blend of hits and hidden gems made each show a unique experience for concertgoers.

As fans reflect on the M72 World Tour, the discussion around the most and least played songs has taken center stage. With such a rich discography, Metallica continues to prove why they remain a powerhouse in the rock scene. The tour may be over, but the memories and music will resonate for years to come.


Source: loudwire.com

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