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"At this year&amp;apos;s Grammy Awards, Metallica will play their song &amp;quot;One&amp;quot; with Chinese concert pianist Lang Lang, and the band is hard at work preparing for that moment. &amp;quot;It&amp;apos;s gonna be completely insane,&amp;quot; guitarist Kirk Hammett tells Rolling Stone from his home in San Francisco. &amp;quot;Lang Lang has interjected himself into the song in a way I don&amp;apos;t think anyone else has ever done in the course of our career. He&amp;apos;s going to be playing major parts of the song. He&amp;apos;s going to be playing through the melody.&amp;quot;\r\nSee Where Metallica&amp;apos;s &amp;apos;Kill &amp;apos;Em All&amp;apos; Ranks on Our 100 Greatest Albums of the Eighties\r\nThe Grammy-Award winning song, which served as the centerpiece of Metallica&amp;apos;s 1988 album . . . And Justice for All, doesn&amp;apos;t seem like it would allow for much interpretation. Over seven minutes long, the bombastic antiwar anthem alternates between moody melodics and a punishing closing section with jackhammer guitar and drums that punctuates frontman James Hetfield&amp;apos;s descriptions of suffering after surviving a landmine. But Hammett says that the band has already been working on a demo of the track with Lang Lang&amp;apos;s contributions and it works.&amp;#xA0;&amp;quot;He&amp;apos;s going to be weaving in and out of my guitar solos, which is amazing for me, because I&amp;apos;ve never played with another instrument that&amp;apos;s been able to do that so effortlessly,&amp;quot; he says.&amp;#xA0;\r\nCheck Out the 20 Best Metal Albums of 2013\r\nBut don&amp;apos;t think the band plans to soften anything up. &amp;quot;We&amp;apos;re keeping all the heavy parts,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;And it&amp;apos;s going to be really cool and it&amp;apos;s really dynamic.&amp;quot;\r\nThe world will hear Metallica and Lang Lang&amp;apos;s interpretation of &amp;quot;One&amp;quot; on Sunday, January 26th, when the Grammy Awards are broadcast live on CBS. That week the group will release a traditional take on the song as one of the many tracks in their film Metallica: Through the Never, which will get a Blu-ray, 3-D Blu-ray, DVD and digital release."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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