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Tony Iommi and James Hetfield Rock With Queen
09/06/2013
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(Classic Rock) The three-disc Definitive Edition of the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert is now on sale and Classic Rock take you down memory lane with a clip in which Tony Iommi, James Hetfield and Queen perform Stone Cold Crazy.

The late Mercury was commemorated in the Wembley Stadium extravaganza of April 1992, which starred Axl Rose, Joe Elliott, Slash, Roger Daltrey, David Bowie, Robert Plant and many more.

The new release is the first DVD to include the opening acts' full sets, and the package comes in best-possible resolution with remastered uncompressed stereo and surround sound. Check out the video here.

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