When I can’t find anything better to do I admire mosh pit snapshots on the Internet.
I am going to blog more mosh pit pictures like this.

Lily’s 5th Birthday Party at the Clubhouse with Rachel Sumner Performing

Looking for the source because mosh pit pictures aren’t the simplest to locate.
I’m curious to see some comments regarding this pic, or or just about mosh pit?

Thanks to the reader who sent me this mosh pit picture.
I should post more mosh pit pics like this one.

Jan Smith describes it the best:

Patrons of Martin Pearson’s breakfast session viewed the stage across a muddy pond where enthusiastic dancers the night before had covered the stage and speakers with mud.

Here is the album that this mosh pit picture was taken from on the tiny chance that people always end up asking.

I nearly fell out of my chair as I opened this, Andy Ford really does have a amazing sense of humour

Click to visit the

url of the original mosh pit picture

because
mosh pit pictures aren’t the fastest to track down.

When I feel like I need something else to do, I laugh at “mosh pit” images on the web.
I want you to like Andy Ford’s image of mosh pit as much as I do.

plymouth floorshow

If you’re interested in the original picture since mosh pit images aren’t the fastest to locate.

While scanning for something awesome to post about I came across this pic: Rasputin.

Rasputin, according to the author:

plymouth floorshow

Here is another funny image I wanted to share with my readers

Click to visit the

site where this photo came from

since
mosh pit pictures are not the simplest to find.

I am eager to see some opinions on this photograph, or any other aspects of mosh pit?

As soon as I saw this funny image I wanted to share with my readers

Click for the

original source

just in case
the author requested it.

What are your thoughts about this?

An old friend sent me this mosh pit photo.


Mosh can be summed up by these words:

The Damned – live at Aberystwyth

While searching for something great to post about, I stumbled upon this pic: ETID.
I must blog more mosh pit photos like this one.

When I can’t find anything more enjoyable to do, I browse mosh pit pics online.

Joke along at the lighter side of mosh pit in this mosh pit image by Marcus Allen, found under the heading: Pain.

Click to visit the

Marcus Allen’s flickr page and a few of their other mosh pit photos

because
the author requested it.

What do you think of that?

An old friend emailed me this mosh pit photo.
I want you to like La Casa de Don Pedro’s pic of mosh pit as much as I do!

As defined in Wikipedia:
Krumping, also spelled Krumpin’, is a street dance popularized in the United States that is characterized by free, expressive, exaggerated, and highly energetic movement involving the arms, head, legs, chest, and feet.1 The youths who started krumping saw the dance as a way for them to escape gang life2 and “to release anger, aggression and frustration positively, in a non-violent way.”3 CBS news has compared the intensity within krumping to what rockers experience in a mosh pit.4

Click for the url of the original mosh pit image just in case you might be curious about it.
Can someone keep the discussion going?

While searching for anything awesome to share about I found this image: Krumping*.
I will share more mosh pit pics like this.

As defined in Wikipedia:
Krumping, also spelled Krumpin’, is a street dance popularized in the United States that is characterized by free, expressive, exaggerated, and highly energetic movement involving the arms, head, legs, chest, and feet.1 The youths who started krumping saw the dance as a way for them to escape gang life2 and “to release anger, aggression and frustration positively, in a non-violent way.”3 CBS news has compared the intensity within krumping to what rockers experience in a mosh pit.4

Here’s the location of the original mosh pit picture only since mosh pit images are not the simplest to find.

Laugh along at the lighter side of mosh pit in this mosh pit picture by Emily, which he calls will the morning arrive, or will the night be endless?.

Want the

original photo

just in case
it might come in handy.

Thanks to the reader who sent me this mosh pit photo.
I am going to blog more mosh pit pictures like this one.

Someone I know emailed me this mosh pit image.
I should blog more mosh pit images like this one.

Bracelet says: Enter Mosh Pit At Your Own Risk (Kings of Leon mosh pits are notoriously dangerous after all)

Looking for the spot where this mosh pit pic comes from on the small chance that people ask me for it.

This image gave me giggles and I think others might find it funny too.

Click for the

original image

because
it’s the polite thing to do!

Can anyone share another view?

I was overjoyed when someone sent me this mosh pit pic.
I must blog more mosh pit pictures like this.

50 Lions/ Gravemaker show, Exeter Cavern

Click to visit the location of the original mosh pit picture on the small chance that everyone always ends up wanting it.
Do you think this photograph of mosh pit was worth looking at?

Recently I was looking for mosh pit images and I stumbled into this awesome shot: This Is Hell.
I should post more mosh pit images like this.

Playing The Crown, Middlesbrough.
Its been a fair time since I photographed a club show.
The full set will be up at www.thrashhits.com.
packed with plenty of jump shots.

Here is the source since the photographer asked.
Can you say that this picture of mosh pit was worthy of being posted?

When I get bored I admire mosh pit photos online.

the other carter brother, neece 50mm wide open no flash portrait

Click for the url of the original mosh pit image only since it might come in handy.
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