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Manowar released a professionally recorded live performance of “Hand Of Doom”

Author Samuel Järvinen - 10.2.2022

Muscle metal wonder Manowar performed in Stuttgart, Germany a while ago. The concert, which took place on 5th of April 2019, was attended by professional video crew who captured snippets of the band’s concert.

The performance of “Hand Of Doom” can be seen below.

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