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This is a very different kind of music video than you might be expecting. If you think it's lunacy to keep a touring heavy metal band together in present-day Baghdad, the members of Acrassicauda are ready to give you a one-finger salute. This documentary, which just screened at the Toronto Film Festival, tells the story of the band's drive to keep shredding as their city crumbles. Rock on! (by Michael Caruso) Running Time: 1:37 Warning: adult languageThis great video appears on
Heavymetalinbaghdad.com
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