Cool dude. Good, interesting posts, lots of useful information.

But man, that avatar is uuuggg-llllyyy!!! Serious, I don't know that I've ever seen an avatar that bugs me, well, I mean except for Gman's blue space guy (but that's been growing on me 8) ) but that thing Cyanide's got going on there is hard to look at.



I was thinking something like this would be nice:








Or even this:





But that nasty thing you've got going on right now, Cyanide...uuuummm, uuuummmm.... fu-gly!!! :P

Dude, you are showing your age. I used have that Molly Hatchett [b 8 track!!!! :lol: :lol: [/b]

So true. :lol: Great cover art though, wasn't it? Still, there's just something about that goat head skeleton thing, extra Satanic or something like that. :sad:

The Molly Hatchet artwork is by Frank Frazetta. He was one of the great fantasy picture painters of our time. If you ever get through a bookstore, you can usually find books with his artwork in it. Some good stuff, all the way around.

Above is the molecular composition of hydrogen cyadnide. Below (which I just made for ya!) is the hydrogen cyanide placard.



-p.

Ok Flyer, I'll take a look. I've probably seen a lot of his art around and just didn't know who it was. Always loved those Molly Hatchet covers. 'Flirtin' with Disaster' is the only song I can remember, though- more familiar with Skynard. Like the man said, 8 track days.

Not exactly sure what I'm seeing but is surely looks better than that skanky nasty-az goat skeleton. :lol:

Ahh the good ol days...I remember popping the ol 8-track in and hearing the other songs bleed into the one playing. Later on...it was..."oh, so THAT's what Led Zeppelin really sounds like"...

:P :P :P

Mine is the artwork to the album "Bringer of Blood" by one of my favorite (albeit newer...lol) bands, Six Feet Under. The artwork is by Paul Booth, who specializes in very dark, evil-themed subjects. Many album covers by the majority of the bands I listen to would fit well for me, but that's my favorite!

At one time I had considered using a placard with UN 1588 or UN 1935, but many probably wouldn't have figured it out!!! :lol:

ahhhhh......never mind.