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10-year-old boy on stage at Foo Fighters impresses crowd with covers of Metallica

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By Alyssa Pereira, SFGATE

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Dave Grohl brought a 10-year-old boy on stage in Kansas City to play some songs from Metallica.

Dave Grohl brought a 10-year-old boy on stage in Kansas City to play some songs from Metallica.

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Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters created and directed "Sonic Highways", an eight-part HBO documentary highlighting the most influential musical cities in America. The seventh part, devoted to Seattle, will be inaugurated on November 28th.

Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters created and directed "Sonic Highways", an eight-part HBO documentary highlighting the most influential musical cities in America. The seventh part, devoted to Seattle, will be inaugurated on November 28th.
Dave Grohl in Robert Lang Studios, as described in "Sonic Highways".

Dave Grohl in Robert Lang Studios, as described in "Sonic Highways".

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Robert Lang Studios in Shoreline, as described in "Sonic Highways".

Robert Lang Studios in Shoreline, as described in "Sonic Highways".

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Robert Lang Studios in Shoreline, as described in "Sonic Highways".

Robert Lang Studios in Shoreline, as described in "Sonic Highways".

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Robert Lang Studios in Shoreline, as described in "Sonic Highways".

Robert Lang Studios in Shoreline, as described in "Sonic Highways".

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Foo Fighters leader Dave Grohl, left, and Robert Lang, owner of Robert Lang Studios, appeared in HBO's Sonic Highways.

Foo Fighters leader Dave Grohl, left, and Robert Lang, owner of Robert Lang Studios, appeared in HBO's Sonic Highways.

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Robert Lang, a native of Shoreline, owner of Robert Lang Studios, participated in HBO's "Sonic Highways" show.

Robert Lang, a native of Shoreline, owner of Robert Lang Studios, participated in HBO's "Sonic Highways" show.

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Nirvana landed in Frankfurt on November 12, 1991. (From left to right) Dave Grohl (drums), Kurt Cobain (vocals / guitar) and Krist Novoselic (bass). (Photo by Paul Bergen / Redferns)

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Dave Grohl records with Nirvana at Hilversum Studios in the Netherlands and plays drums. (Photo by Michel Linssen / Redferns)

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Dave Grohl from Nirvana. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz / FilmMagic)

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Dave Grohl, Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic from Nirvana. (Photo by Kevin Mazur Archive / WireImage)

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Nirvana: (left to right) Dave Grohl, Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic.
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The Foo Fighters were formed in 1994 in Seattle after the suicide of Nirvana group leader Kurt Cobain.

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Foo Fighters, from left to right, Pat Smear, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins and Nate Mendel.

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Dave Grohl, of the Foo Fighters, performs in Philadelphia on December 3, 1999. (Scott Gries / Getty Images)
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Foo Fighters

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Photo: Brian Gittings / YouTube

Dave Grohl brought a 10-year-old boy on stage in Kansas City to play some songs from Metallica.

Photo: Brian Gittings / YouTube

A 10-year-old guitarist attending a Foo Fighters concert in Kansas City, Missouri, was more than ready to be flexible in his musical abilities when the leader, Dave Grohl, pulled him out of the audience.

After bringing the boy, named Collier, on stage, Grohl asks him what kind of songs he knew. Grabbing the microphone, Collier responds: "I know a lot of Metallica songs" and flashes the "rock on" sign.

Collier receives the guitar and, with the encouragement of Grohl, he immediately fell into "Enter Sandman". Grohl raises his hands and the group – with Grohl at the microphone – joins us.

Much to Grohl's delight, Collier later played intros from two other Metallica songs, including "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)".

"I know Ed Sheeran is playing on the street tonight, but he has nothing on Collier at the moment," the rocker told the crowd. "I know it."

And before returning to sit with his mother in the stands, Grohl decides to offer Collier his guitar.

"If I see that … on eBay next week, I'll find you," he joked. "I'll find you, Collier."

Look at all the exchange above.

Alyssa Pereira is a staff writer for SFGATE. Send him an email at [email protected] or find it on Twitter at the address @alyspereira.

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