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TRIVIUM: Halloween Party Photos Posted Online

November 2, 2006

TRIVIUM has uploaded several pictures from its Halloween party "in the desert." Check them out at this location.

Commented the band: "We want to thank Rita [Haney, Dimebag's longtime girlfriend] for the amazingly great time we had [Tuesday] night, Rita throws the best parties and it was just what the doctor ordered, THANK YOU RITA lets make it an annual event!"

In other news, ManiaTV!, the world's first live Internet network, will be spotlighting TRIVIUM as the "Artist of the Day" on Monday, November 6. Tune in while www.maniatv.com airs videos by TRIVIUM throughout the day. Plus, check out their exclusive ManiaTV! interview featured at 10 a.m., 4 p.m., 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. EST. It will also run on the weekend show "Artist of the Day Redux".

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