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Van Halen meets Metallica in this mashup of "Panama" & "Enter Sandman" Publish Date Van Halen, Van Hagar, Van Hetfield?!? A new YouTube mashup gives us a taste of what could have been...if for some reason James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter ...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...

Van Hetfield?!? James Hetfield left Metallica, joined Van Halen and refused to sing the lyrics to anything but "Enter Sandman." Deftly edited by Mike G. of The-Art-of-Guitar "Enter Panaman" pairs the instrumental track of Van Halens 1984 hit "Panama" with Hetfields lead vocals from Metallicas 1991 hit "Enter Sandman." As is so often the case with these classic rock mashups, the final product is eerily effective and unambiguously fun. "[I] was rocking out to Panama and this idea just popped in...