Apocalyptica: 7th Symphony Tour - Aula Magna, 13th of October 2010

First of all, I take the opportunitty to apologize to the readers about my lack of pace in the writing. It's not lack of will, it's really just lack of time.
For sure, in the weekend one or two more posts on our trip through the European Metal scene will be posted. This time about the Italian Power Metal and more.
I also hope that I can return to the rythm of one post each 3 days, that I've kept steadily until recently.
Now, onto one of the (good) reasons why the next post is taking so long...
Great concert from Apocalyptica, last night at Aula Magna.
Here go two photos, the only ones that aren't just a big flash of light, that were taken during the two ballads played by the Finnish band, in a concert that was much more Heavy than

what I was expecting, which wasn't a bad thing at all.
It's probably the worst photos of the concert, since there were many people with iPhones or even proper cameras, but it's the best I can manage right now.
Matching the band's great performance, also a great performance from the Metal crowd. Perfect behavior, an example for fans of other musical genres.
In a sitting room and without assigned seats, two orderly lines waited calmly, even when the doors opened later than the schedule. A reduced number of securities were simple spectators of the concert, since the concert was so peaceful.
But don't confuse peaceful with passive... in the end of the first music Apocalyptica ordered everyone to get up, and the chairs were empty the remainder of the concert, except for the mentioned two ballads, when the band was also seated.
In spite having few fans in the room, since they are not a Metal band, Livingston gave all they got on stage, and were corresponded by the respect and support of the audience.
As usual, leave you here the video of one of the special moments of last night's concert, in a video that I found today.