pics from London posted in VT  8)

:D yay im in the mng pic!!:P
is there any way to save it?? ???

jody1991 said:
I can save all the pics that are in VT  :D

jody1991 said:Hmm maybe ask tourgoddess or someone else to post it or send it to you?

check ur emails, i got the 25th one emailed to me

divxtrollet said:
No Tread The Floods??? :(

HEY , to everyone who was at the meet n greet , wasnt it just amazing , and now we can look back at the picture for memories :)
Oh and look , im right next to Matt
see ya :)

Brixton Academy review
Once again a small minority greeted Trivium with boos on the first night which was disappointing to hear. If you don’t like a band then f**k off to the bar. What the rest of the crowd enjoyed was a slick quality metal show, with a stage set and lighting rig that brought back memories of Anthrax’s Among The Living tour in 1987. With ramps and microphones all over the place the band were constantly on the move.
It had been a while since I’d seen Trivium and one thing that had changed was guitarist Cory Beaulieu now handling all the gruff vocals, presumably so Matt Heafy could preserve his own for the clean singing. Two songs, Fugue and Pillars Of Serpents, from the band’s debut were a thrashy surprise, though it was A Gunshot To The Head Of Trepidation that really set things off in a solid run to the end of the set. Anthem may sound a bit like Mötley Crüe, but got the crowd singing along, though not more than closer Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr.
Whist having its moments, The Crusade seemed somewhat rushed and calculated, seizing on the success of Ascendancy. Heafy has stated the band will take their time over their third album, which should see them closing tours like this if they get it right.
www.rockersdigest.com

how funny was it when travis tried to make out with me :| LOL
na man trivium didnt recieve boo's on the first nite, you can tell by the pit, if the pit is half empty then you know its a bad nite, but man that pit was FUCKING FULL!!!!!!
good pittings guys and gals!
\m/
-Byron