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Metallica Releasing Shoes For Kill 'Em All Anniversary
07/11/2012
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Metallica are taking a play out of the KISS playbook and plan to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their landmark debut album by releasing branded merchandise.

Metallica's debut album, Kill 'Em All, will celebrate it's 30th anniversary next year and the band is teaming up with Vans shoes to celebrate with a special shoe pack release, according to hennemusic.

The shoes will be red, white and black and sport the cover art's hand and hammer design and be sold in 'Kill 'Em All' Pack that feature both the Vans Slip On and Sk8 Hi shoes, reports Kicks On Fire.

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