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*update* Also should be going Pestilence at the underworld on the 12th April and Forbidden also at the underworld on the 1st June :rock: And maybe popping into the Hammerfall gig on Sunday at the academy

...Iron maiden win a brit for the best british live act! :rock:

So far i just got that Hammerfest in April booked for this year. BOA was a good laugh last year, so maybe.... I was talking to someone alittle while ago about Sweeden rocks, line up doesn't look too bad, Dream Theater, Forbidden :rock: (thats enough for me already!) If enough people say...

Thanks again dude!! :rock::kickass: No pressure with the new stuff then.... :lol:

I got Cannibal Corpse :rock: / Children of 'Boredom' :rolleyes: on Thursday (19th) at the Forum, then Overkill/Exodus on Friday :rock::rock: (20th) at the O2 academy. Then the special 'one night only' performance of the first two Testament albums, by erm Testament :lol:! at the 02 academy on...

Nocturnus next saturday at the underworld, Sabaton ;), Opeth + Cynic ( cynic! yes! Yes! :rock::kickass:) at Shep Bush, Clive Aid at Ruskin (R.I.P :waah:), all in November. Maybe Cryptopsy in December at underworld and am tempted with this 'Priest Fest' thing next Feb at Wembley (Priest, Megadeth...

It might not seam like much to most people, but for me the place was like a second home for many years. Propped up the bar on many saturday nights, and played there in various bands over the years (even got offered a residencey there once). For most people it may not have been the greatest of...

Oh dear!! :lol: If i didn't know better i'd say it looks like someones been at the vodka :lol:

I had a great time, big thanks to everyone that said hello and had a beer with us :kickass: Iced Earth should have had a longer set, but i have to say Overkill were superb on the Sunday evening, well worth sticking around for (and they were EVEN better last night at the Academy in London...

Yes, that really annnoyed me when she came on during 'incarnated solvent abuse', had no right to be there!! I've never been a fan of her vocals. I didn't mind some of the earlier Arch Enemy stuff, with the guy still singing, Black Earth and Stigmata were pretty good albums. But, excuse the pun...

We wasn't right at the front, but a little further up than half way, if you get what i mean, there was a group of us all singing, and we'd had one or two drinks by the time maiden came on....;) Only thing that did piss me off during Maiden was the crowd surfers. Other than that i thoughly...

Of the three times i've seen maiden on this tour, Graspop, Twickenham and Wacken. I thought Wacken was the best of the lot. The whole atmosphere of the festival was just amazing, plus the festival organizers handled the amount of people really well i thought. Could have been a complete...

Although its been heavily criticized, i do like the new Cryptopsy album, 'Unspoken King'. Ok, its not 'None So Vile' part 2, but anyone that has followed the band over the years can hear that the band have been steadily changing, rather than the 'oh, they've gone all nu-metal and arn't playing...

Looking forward to tomorrow!! :rock: Saw them last week at Graspop, and apart from some backdrop problems, they sure put on a great show! Tomorrow should be something special :rock:

This from the bloodstock site; The Bloodstock team are delighted to announce that US metal titans ICED EARTH have been added to the bill for Bloodstock Open Air 2008. Formed in the early ‘80s as Purgatory by rhythm guitarist and songwriter Jon Schaffer, the band eventually became...