Greatest Year of Rock

[tommysparxxx]

Either name a decade or if u can be hardcore and nail the exact year do it. say why and ish like that

Me personally i think '77 was an awesome year for punk with johnny thunders, ramones, the clash, new york dolls, blondie, and the dead boys.

besides that the 80s were good for sum pop and hardcore punk

and the early to mid 90 had sum great alternative like third eye blind, marcy playground, semisonic, and of course the greatest band to ever live "bum" "bum" "bum" NIRVANA!!!

so rep ur era foo!

[shwingles]

no one is going to disagree...

no one better disagree is what i mean ;)

[guitarguru2112]

The late 60's were great for classic rock because Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and Rush all formed and Hendrix continued rocking out (until he died of course). The 70's were even more amazing for classic rock.

[CheezerRox]

I say my favorite decade would have to be the early-to-mid 90's. Close seconds are the 60's and 70's. My favorite year would probably...... I can't choose, heh.

[BhindBluEyes430]

1971
Whos Next
Sticky Fingers
What's Going On
Led Zeppelin IV
At Fillmore East The Allman Brothers Band
The Concert for Bangladesh George Harrison
Meddle

[Insane3]

1969: Woodstock. A symbolic event.

[a21schizoidman]

1973
Aerosmith's debut is released
Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon is released
Led Zeppelin releases Houses of the Holy
Mike Oldfield releases Tubular Bells
The Who releases Quadrophenia
ELP releases Brain Salad Surgery
other albums released:
America's Choice - Hot Tuna
Angel's Egg - Gong
Any Old Wind That Blows - Johnny Cash
Ashes Are Burning - Renaissance
At the Rainbow - Focus
Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Bachman-Turner Overdrive (debut)
Bachman-Turner Overdrive II - Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Band on the Run - Paul McCartney and Wings
Barry Manilow - Barry Manilow
Basic Miles - Miles Davis
Beck Bogert Appice - Jeff Beck
Better Days - Paul Butterfield
Billion Dollar Babies - Alice Cooper
Birds of Fire - Mahavishnu Orchestra
Black Caesar - James Brown
Bloodshot - J. Geils Band
The Blue Ridge Rangers - John Fogerty (solo debut)
Brothers and Sisters - The Allman Brothers Band
Burnin' - Bob Marley & the Wailers
Byrds - The Byrds
The Captain and Me - The Doobie Brothers
Catch a Fire - Bob Marley & the Wailers
Chicago VI - Chicago
Closing Time - Tom Waits
Cosmic Slop-Funkadelic
Cosmic Wheels - Donovan
Countdown to Ecstasy - Steely Dan
Crazy Eyes - Poco
Cyan - Three Dog Night
Daltrey - Roger Daltrey
Deliver the Word - War
Desperado - Eagles
Diamond Girl - Seals and Crofts
Diana & Marvin - Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye
Dixie Chicken - Little Feat
Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player - Elton John
Drift Away - Dobie Gray
Dueling Banjos - Eric Weissberg and Steve Mandel
Dylan - Bob Dylan
Electric Jewels - April Wine
ELO 2 - Electric Light Orchestra
Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert - Eric Clapton
Essence to Essence - Donovan
Fantasy - Carole King
The Faust Tapes - Faust
Flying Teapot - Gong
Focus III - Focus
Foghat - Foghat
For Everyman - Jackson Browne
For Your Pleasure - Roxy Music
Foreigner - Cat Stevens
Fresh - Sly & the Family Stone
Full Sail - Loggins and Messina
Future Days - Can
Genesis Live - Genesis
Goats Head Soup - The Rolling Stones
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John
The Gospel Road - Johnny Cash
GP - Gram Parsons
Grand Hotel - Procol Harum
Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. - Bruce Springsteen & the E-Street Band (debut)
Hard Nose the Highway - Van Morrison
Hat Trick - America
Hello! - Status Quo
Head Hunters - Herbie Hancock
Head to the Sky - Earth, Wind and Fire
Heartbreaker - Free
In Concert - Derek and The Dominos
It All Comes Back - Paul Butterfield
It's Only a Movie - Family
IV - Faust
Johnny Cash and His Woman - Johnny Cash
The Joker - Steve Miller Band
Ladies Invited - J. Geils Band
Larks Tongues in Aspic - King Crimson
Last of the Brooklyn Cowboys - Arlo Guthrie
Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye
Life in a Tin Can - The Bee Gees
Living in the Material World - George Harrison
Love Devotion Surrender - Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin
Made in Japan - Deep Purple
Main Street People - The Four Tops
Mama Was a Rock and Roll Singer Papa Used to Write All Her Songs - Sonny & Cher
The Marshall Tucker Band - The Marshall Tucker Band
Mind Games - John Lennon
Moondog Matinee - The Band
Muscle of Love - Alice Cooper
Mystery to Me - Fleetwood Mac
New York Dolls - New York Dolls
(No Pussyfooting) - Robert Fripp and Brian Eno
No Ruinous Feud - Incredible String Band
Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back - Frank Sinatra
On the Third Day - Electric Light Orchestra
On the Road to Freedom - Alvin Lee
Ooh La La - Faces
Over-Nite Sensation - Frank Zappa
A Passion Play - Jethro Tull
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid - Bob Dylan
Penguin - Fleetwood Mac
Piano Man - Billy Joel
Pin Ups - David Bowie
Preservation: Act 1 - The Kinks
Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash - Mike Nesmith
Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd - Lynyrd Skynyrd (debut)
Queen - Queen (debut)
Raw Power - The Stooges
Razamanaz - Nazareth
Red Rose Speedway - Paul McCartney and Wings
Renaissance - The Miracles
Ridin' The Storm Out - REO Speedwagon
Rigor Mortis Sets In - John Entwhistle
Ring Ring - ABBA
Rosie - Fairport Convention
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Black Sabbath
Second Album - Roy Buchanan
Selling England by the Pound - Genesis
The Six Wives of Henry VIII - Rick Wakeman
Slaughter's Big Rip-Off - James Brown
Smokes - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Space Ritual (live) - Hawkwind
Stranded - Roxy Music
Styx II - Styx
Sunday Morning Coming Down - Johnny Cash
The Sweet featuring Little Willy & Block Buster - Sweet
Tales from Topographic Oceans - Yes
Tanx - T.Rex
There Goes Rhymin' Simon - Paul Simon
Thirty Seconds Over Winterland - Jefferson Airplane
Tower of Power - Tower of Power
Tres Hombres - ZZ Top
Tyranny and Mutation - Blue Öyster Cult
Virtuoso - Joe Pass
Wake of the Flood - The Grateful Dead
Walking Man - James Taylor
We're An American Band - Grand Funk Railroad
Where Are You Now, My Son? - Joan Baez
A White Sports Coat and a Pink Crustacean - Jimmy Buffett
Who Do We Think We Are - Deep Purple
Wild and Peaceful - Kool and the Gang
Wild Tales - Graham Nash
The Wild, the Innocent and the E-Street Shuffle - Bruce Springsteen
A Wizard, a True Star - Todd Rundgren
Yessongs - Yes

Television forms
Journey forms
Kiss forms

Michael Schenker leaves the Scorpions to join UFO
the Scorpions replace Schenker with Uli Roth

AC/DC performs for the first time

Summer Jam at Watkins Glen rock festival attended by 600,000 to see The Allman Brothers Band, The Band, and the Grateful Dead.

[Insane3]

^Lol!!!!!!

[idiotec]

^Lol!!!!!!
Hey, wiki > thought is NOT a laughing matter.

[HrdRok]

Wow I would say 1973 is the winner lol

[TheCrimsonSaint]

1982

The Number of the Beast
Thriller
Kill 'Em All (in San Francisco)
Escape
Diver Down
Ghost in the Machine

The first three alone are enough to justify this.

[Shredder87]

1982

The Number of the Beast
Thriller
Kill 'Em All (in San Francisco)
Escape
Diver Down
Ghost in the Machine

The first three alone are enough to justify this.
No. NO. NO!!!!!




Thriller is enough to justify it.

[Rockbandfan23467]

I'll say it again:

Thriller is terribly dated and its video is painfull to watch.

[Shredder87]

I'll say it again:

Thriller is terribly dated and its video is painfull to watch.
You know nothing then.

NOTHING!!!!!!

[tommysparxxx]

Thriller is terribly dated and its video is painfull to watch.



wen i was a youngin and i first saw thriller i thought that **** was a movie, it was like 15 minutes long for a 5 minute song lol

[rickjames284]

i figured someone would put 82 up... i agree wit 71

[spoonytooth]

1971

The Who- Who's Next (favorite album of all time)
Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin IV (third favorite album of all time)
Rolling Stones- Sticky Fingers
Deep Purple- Fireball

[The-Hawk27]

'70-'73 by far the best

[Rockbandfan23467]

1956. The year it first became popular.

It died in 2002.

[Limelight]

1982

The Number of the Beast
Thriller
Kill 'Em All (in San Francisco)
Escape
Diver Down
Ghost in the Machine

The first three alone are enough to justify this.

Pssst. You've got the wrong genre.

[TheCrimsonSaint]

1956. The year it first became popular.

It died in 2002.

Who was the murderer?

[Rockbandfan23467]

Easy, 2002 was the year Rap took over.

[Shredder87]

Eh.....Rap took over a LOOOOONNNG time ago.

You don't remember the whole East-West Side fiasco????

[TheCrimsonSaint]

Easy, 2002 was the year Rap took over.

The usual suspect. Damn the gangsta mentality!!!

[Rockbandfan23467]

Eh.....Rap took over a LOOOOONNNG time ago.

You don't remember the whole East-West Side fiasco????

That may be true, but the charts have been dominated by Rap sence 2002. Rap is now the undisputed mainstream, Rock is second fiddle.

[tommysparxxx]

wats wrong wit rap? lol

[TheCrimsonSaint]

wats wrong wit rap? lol

Are you serious? I could name so many things...

[Clyde]

1972:
Deep Purple released Machine Head
Uriah Heep released Demons & Wizards

But really any year in the early 1970's would work, especially `70 and `74.

[The-Hawk27]

1972:
Deep Purple released Machine Head
Uriah Heep released Demons & Wizards

But really any year in the early 1970's would work, especially `70 and `74.

Yeah and Made In Japan

And Captain Beyond released Captain Beyond

[tommysparxxx]

Are you serious? I could name so many things...

besdies the fact they'er all black and spend their royalties on crack cocain? i tend to find the beats quite catchy, who doesn't love bangin ur head to "slap that hoe, **** that ****, slap that hoe, **** that ****"

[Insane3]

besdies the fact they'er all black and spend their royalties on crack cocain? i tend to find the beats quite catchy, who doesn't love bangin ur head to "slap that hoe, **** that ****, slap that hoe, **** that ****"

The fact that they are all black? Lol, what does that mean? Anyway Eminem is not black. And no, I don't think he's a "wannabe black". I don't understand why people reserve a music genre or a kind of attitude to a skin color. There are incredibly good songs in rap and there are incredibly bad songs in rap. Just because I don't like rap doesn't means it's bad.

I am really tired of hearing people complain about rap in general. Complain about stupid lyrics in general. The main reason why people hate this genre so much is because it's a fashion to hate rap. And I mean it. In north america, you have the choice: you praise rap or you hate rap.
It has nothing to do about the music itself but only about the look people want to have. I am tired of this. I am tired of hearing people bashing on rappers for reasons they stole from the mass. These people try to go against the mainstream, to be different, but even then, they only stick to a new model. Think by yourself, don't suck other people's prejudice.
I know I sound condescending. I have prejudice too, even though I hate them. I have prejudice against jews, for exemple. I hate myself each time I think that they are all rich and that they love money. But even if I have this prejudice, I still know it's not true. It's exaclty the same when I see rappers on the street. Many stupid thoughts come to my mind. But I know it's not true and I don't go on forums to spread out how stupid I can be sometimes.

[bdrizzle14]

1969: Woodstock. A symbolic event.

exactly. no other year can top it.

[My name is Fez]

The fact that they are all black? Lol, what does that mean? Anyway Eminem is not black. And no, I don't think he's a "wannabe black". I don't understand why people reserve a music genre or a kind of attitude to a skin color. There are incredibly good songs in rap and there are incredibly bad songs in rap. Just because I don't like rap doesn't means it's bad.

I am really tired of hearing people complain about rap in general. Complain about stupid lyrics in general. The main reason why people hate this genre so much is because it's a fashion to hate rap. And I mean it. In north america, you have the choice: you praise rap or you hate rap.
It has nothing to do about the music itself but only about the look people want to have. I am tired of this. I am tired of hearing people bashing on rappers for reasons they stole from the mass. These people try to go against the mainstream, to be different, but even then, they only stick to a new model. Think by yourself, don't suck other people's prejudice.
I know I sound condescending. I have prejudice too, even though I hate them. I have prejudice against jews, for exemple. I hate myself each time I think that they are all rich and that they love money. But even if I have this prejudice, I still know it's not true. It's exaclty the same when I see rappers on the street. Many stupid thoughts come to my mind. But I know it's not true and I don't go on forums to spread out how stupid I can be sometimes.

Actually, I hate it because it takes no talent, it sounds horrible to me, and mindless swarms love it. It's sold to people who are too stupid to know anything else.

I've avoided all talk of or listening to rap with a passion for the past three years, and anytime I actually am stuck listening to it it IMMEDIATELY puts me in a bad mood. It bothers me, it really, honestly does.

And I'm supposed to not hate rap because everyone else is doing it? That's just ****ing silly. How is that thinking for yourself? "LOL I'M GOING TO NOT DO WHAT EVERYONE ELSE IS BECAUSE I'LL BE BY MYSELF." how about I just go with how I feel because it's how I feel?

People can like what they want, but we can hate what we want too, and rap BLOWS.

Anyway, I'm going to agree with 1973, 1971 is a close second.

And the best era of rock music was late 60's and early 70's.

[flop404]

Either name a decade or if u can be hardcore and nail the exact year do it. say why and ish like that


1969.

Tommy, Say It Loud, I’m Black and I’m Proud, Stand!, first Led Zeppelin album, Trout Mask Replica, Bayou Country, Neil Young, the last Beatles album, Woodstock....

It's the center of that amazing 67-71 period where both the 60's legends (read : Beatles, Beach Boys) are active, and producing, and the 70's legends start their career and/or grow up (Led Zeppelin, The Who, Pink Floyd)

[Insane3]

Actually, I hate it because it takes no talent, it sounds horrible to me, and mindless swarms love it. It's sold to people who are too stupid to know anything else.

I've avoided all talk of or listening to rap with a passion for the past three years, and anytime I actually am stuck listening to it it IMMEDIATELY puts me in a bad mood. It bothers me, it really, honestly does.

And I'm supposed to not hate rap because everyone else is doing it? That's just ****ing silly. How is that thinking for yourself? "LOL I'M GOING TO NOT DO WHAT EVERYONE ELSE IS BECAUSE I'LL BE BY MYSELF." how about I just go with how I feel because it's how I feel?

People can like what they want, but we can hate what we want too, and rap BLOWS.

Anyway, I'm going to agree with 1973, 1971 is a close second.

And the best era of rock music was late 60's and early 70's.

I guess my comment was not really clear. I don't think everyone should like rap or whatever. Dislike everything you want, I don't care. As long as you don't believe your opinions are fact and as long as you don't think something just because the mass thinks so.
And also, don't generalize when it doesn't apply. You said making rap takes no talent, well that's generalizing. I know a canadian french band that's called Loco Locass and they make amazingly good lyrics. I don't know any rock artist who can master the words like they do. And yeah, I know who Bob Dylan and Jim Morrison are lol. Maybe that's a talent that doesn't appeal to you. Maybe you don't care. But still, it's a talent.

[tommysparxxx]

The fact that they are all black? Lol, what does that mean? Anyway Eminem is not black. And no, I don't think he's a "wannabe black". I don't understand why people reserve a music genre or a kind of attitude to a skin color. There are incredibly good songs in rap and there are incredibly bad songs in rap. Just because I don't like rap doesn't means it's bad.

I am really tired of hearing people complain about rap in general. Complain about stupid lyrics in general. The main reason why people hate this genre so much is because it's a fashion to hate rap. And I mean it. In north america, you have the choice: you praise rap or you hate rap.
It has nothing to do about the music itself but only about the look people want to have. I am tired of this. I am tired of hearing people bashing on rappers for reasons they stole from the mass. These people try to go against the mainstream, to be different, but even then, they only stick to a new model. Think by yourself, don't suck other people's prejudice.
I know I sound condescending. I have prejudice too, even though I hate them. I have prejudice against jews, for exemple. I hate myself each time I think that they are all rich and that they love money. But even if I have this prejudice, I still know it's not true. It's exaclty the same when I see rappers on the street. Many stupid thoughts come to my mind. But I know it's not true and I don't go on forums to spread out how stupid I can be sometimes.


i was just ****ing around, i like rap alot, i like all forms of music, except christian rock, gospel is one thing, but christian rock is a ****ing cult. i don't know why people hate rap so much, it's one thing if u don't like it, but people have a serious hate for it, c'mon rap can't be that bad, if dee dee ramone used to rap then u know its cool

[Insane3]

i was just ****ing around, i like rap alot, i like all forms of music, except christian rock, gospel is one thing, but christian rock is a ****ing cult. i don't know why people hate rap so much, it's one thing if u don't like it, but people have a serious hate for it, c'mon rap can't be that bad, if dee dee ramone used to rap then u know its cool

Yeah I'm sry if that comment seamed to be pointed to you.

[TheCrimsonSaint]

i was just ****ing around, i like rap alot, i like all forms of music, except christian rock, gospel is one thing, but christian rock is a ****ing cult. i don't know why people hate rap so much, it's one thing if u don't like it, but people have a serious hate for it, c'mon rap can't be that bad, if dee dee ramone used to rap then u know its cool

Your 12th grade English teacher is crying right now. Of course, based on what you've shown so far, you probably didn't stay in school that long.:eek:

[jdrager]

1969:

abbey road - the beatles
yellow submarine - the beatles
blind faith - blind faith
let it bleed - the rolling stones
tommy - the who
led zeppelin I - led zeppelin
led zeppelin II - led zeppelin
willy and the poor boys - creedence clearwater revival
green river - creedence clearwater revival

-woodstock

pretty good year

[nillagorilla33]

all great years, no doubt about it, but for me, early 90's is the clear winner. specifically as we were asked for 1 year- 1991! not gonna wiki the whole damn thing like some but http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_in_music covers it, some noted events....
Nirvana's Nevermind, Pearl Jam- Ten, Followed immediately by other grunge bands like Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, and Soundgarden and the Red Hot Chili Peppers broke through to the mainstream with their critically and commercially acclaimed Blood Sugar Sex Magik

Perry Farrell organizes the first Lollapalooza tour as a farewell for his just-dissolved band, Jane's Addiction

the list does go on, but i urge you to have a read.. it might have been over look, but as Kurdt once put it, Grunge is dead!! (pity that )

[Starfleet_Rambo]

For me it was 1996. It was the birth of my musical discovery....and puberty. I bought my first CDs. I began listening to the music I do today, and then some. Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails became my musical gods during that turbulent time of growth. I'm a pleasant young man now. :D

Interesting events:

KISS reunite. Original members Ace Frehley and Peter Criss surprise with an appearance on the American Music Awards. The band took to the stage in full makeup and costume for the first time since 1980.

February 13 - Tupac Shakur released the first ever rap double album, All Eyez on Me. The album is one of the most influential albums in hip hop history. All Eyez on Me achieved platinum sales in just four hours and reached #1 on the Billboard 200 charts.

April 3 - M.C. Hammer files for bankruptcy.

July - The Smashing Pumpkins drummer, Jimmy Chamberlin, is arrested for possession of a controlled substance. The other band members fire him because they said his "insidious battle with drugs and alcohol" had nearly ruined everything for the band.

August 1 - MTV2 is launched. It eventually stops playing music videos too. :mad:

August 6 - The Ramones play their last ever show at Lollapalooza.

September 7 - Rapper Tupac Shakur is shot four times in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, while leaving the MGM Grand hotel after seeing the Mike Tyson versus Bruce Seldon boxing match, in what is apparently a drive-by shooting.

October 30 - Slash officially leaves Guns N' Roses.

Sheryl Crow's self titled album is banned from Wal-Mart stores because of the lyric "Watch out sister, watch out brother/watch our children while they kill each other/with a gun they bought at Wal-Mart Discount Stores". :D

Singer Tori Amos is sued when a man crashes his car after being distracted by a billboard advertising her album. The billboard featured a photo of Amos breastfeeding a piglet. :eek::D

David Bowie's single "Telling Lies" becomes the first song offered as a free digital download by a major record label (Virgin Records).

Albums released that year that I care(d) about:

Rage Against The Machine - Evil Empire
Metallica - Load
Nirvana - From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah
Tool - Ænima
Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar
Spice Girls - Spice (puberty damnit!)

[wrldindstries302]

Actually, I hate it because it takes no talent, it sounds horrible to me, and mindless swarms love it. It's sold to people who are too stupid to know anything else.

I've avoided all talk of or listening to rap with a passion for the past three years, and anytime I actually am stuck listening to it it IMMEDIATELY puts me in a bad mood. It bothers me, it really, honestly does.

And I'm supposed to not hate rap because everyone else is doing it? That's just ****ing silly. How is that thinking for yourself? "LOL I'M GOING TO NOT DO WHAT EVERYONE ELSE IS BECAUSE I'LL BE BY MYSELF." how about I just go with how I feel because it's how I feel?

People can like what they want, but we can hate what we want too, and rap BLOWS.

It's ignorant to say that rap takes no talent. That is what irritates people. Say you don't like it, say you think it sounds horrible, that is your opinion. But to say it takes no talent is ridiculous. Just because what is on the radio sucks, and yes, FloRida, Soulja Boy, etc. are awful, it doesn't mean all rap is horrible. I could turn on modern rock radio, hear Nickelback, Fall Out Boy, Panic At The Disco, and Three Days Grace right in a row, and immediately decide that all rock sucks, takes no talent, and all sounds the same.

In my opinion, there are 6 albums people should listen to before they say they hate rap, because they cover a wide range of sounds in rap and are landmarks in the genre:

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back
Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
Nas - Illmatic
N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton

Here are some songs that prove rap isn't just a bunch of talentless unintelligent fools:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFZLq6R-ZtM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4RY-eJgHHs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x9CRogsSfY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cvy7MWjfVPE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEMmbtcxbpc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dBqGINeDvg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zitbExMdlvY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoLxuyV9qz8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl6jwab3HWk


On topic, my favorite year for music is easily 1997, for a ridiculous amount of amazing music, including:

Ween - The Mollusk
Radiohead - OK Computer
Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West
Built To Spill - Perfect From Now On

1994-1997 was the best period for music, imo.

[tommysparxxx]

Your 12th grade English teacher is crying right now. Of course, based on what you've shown so far, you probably didn't stay in school that long.:eek:

why crimsonsaint, why do u hate me sooooooooo :(:(:(

[TheCrimsonSaint]

why crimsonsaint, why do u hate me sooooooooo :(:(:(

I don't hate you. I hate your grammar.;)

[tommysparxxx]

I don't hate you. I hate your grammar.;)

then let me rephrase this... "crimsonsaint why do u hate my grammar so :(:(:("

[TheCrimsonSaint]

then let me rephrase this... "crimsonsaint why do u hate my grammar so :(:(:("

Well... because it's pretty terrible.:o

[tommysparxxx]

Well... because it's pretty terrible.:o

i respect that, but i must know one thing, how do u get an avatar? i've been lookin all over the site to see where i can upload one, i'll promise i'll practice on my grammar if u tell me how i do it

[TheCrimsonSaint]

i respect that, but i must know one thing, how do u get an avatar? i've been lookin all over the site to see where i can upload one, i'll promise i'll practice on my grammar if u tell me how i do it

Click USER CP. Then click EDIT AVATAR. Then upload your desired image, and voila! You have an avatar.

[Shredder87]

Click USER CP. Then click EDIT AVATAR. Then upload your desired image, and voila! You have an avatar.
...but here's the catch.


IT CAN NEVER BE AS AWESOME AS MINE!!!!!

I'm sorry.
:(

[TheCrimsonSaint]

...but here's the catch.


IT CAN NEVER BE AS AWESOME AS MINE!!!!!

I'm sorry.
:(

You haz Dimebag?