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You all remember the band Creed lol.
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Everyone should remember Creed. They're a living textbook on how music should be never played again along with Nickelback, Imagine Dragons and Cardi B.
Alter Bridge wouldn't be around if they didn't exist, though. So they're not entirely evil like those other 3 "artists" I listed.
Alter Bridge wouldn't be around if they didn't exist, though. So they're not entirely evil like those other 3 "artists" I listed.
I almost feel bad I predicted his actual downfall a few years in advance but at the time that concept was so out there it was just hilarious to talk about.
Yeah. I mean I know it kinda sucks and I definitely don't listen to it regularly, but it's still there in my CD collection as a guilty pleasure / nostalgia kind of thing.
Higher has the single shittiest, most annoying guitar riff ever laid to tape. I fucking hate it.
doo doo doo doduloooo
doo doo doo doduloooo
Haven't though about them in forever. Last I heard them was in 22 Jump Street during Schmidt's bad trip.
Im a big fan of Alter Bridge and the boys.
Myles has done a LOT. He sings with Slash, has his own solo work (which is PHENOMENAL)
Mark does AB and Tremonti and has become one of the premier guitarists in the world.
Brian and Scott do AB and Projected with John Connelly of Sevendust
Being old enough to have be of that time when Creed was a big thing, there was a reason they sold so many copies. People liked it, myself included. Sold out arena tours, etc. They put on a hell of a stage show.
Unfortunately, Stapps (at the time undiagnosed) bipolar disorder as well as falling into the rock star trappings, killed the band that made them all millionaires VERY young.
I'm not gonna lie. Back in high school I used to play the shit out of Higher, My Sacrifice, What If, and One Last Breath lmao.
Their greatest hits album was in heavy rotation when CDs were a thing lol
Tremonti was one of my favorite guitarists back in the day, and I'm legit shocked people love him given the stigma surrounding Creed.
Their greatest hits album was in heavy rotation when CDs were a thing lol
Tremonti was one of my favorite guitarists back in the day, and I'm legit shocked people love him given the stigma surrounding Creed.
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Not growing up with Rock as a main or even secondary genre, I thought they were super dope. They were like a gateway drug to better forms of the music. Like how 50cent is to hip hop.
I never liked Creed but I will cop to liking Nickelback at one point. To be fair though, their first album was actually pretty decent. Leader of Men is easily their best song.
Never saw this and went down a rabbit hole - doesn't seem like they do new content though, right?
Touche'. Only I find nothing wrong with her lyrics. She's free to say whatever she wants. I can't stand her music or the way she raps and couldn't since day one. That thread is hilarious, though.
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Both are quite busy with other things.
This Ashley is the same Ashley who voices Tiny Tina in borderlands, Chloe in Life is Strange, and Aloy in Horizon Zero Dawn.
Creed is that band where you'll say you don't like them, and someone will respond with "Well you can't tell me that THIS *points to Higher or something* ISN'T BAD ASS"
And you'll be like yeah, actually I can very much tell you that.
But to each their own.
And you'll be like yeah, actually I can very much tell you that.
But to each their own.
I know of Creed but couldn't name any of their songs off the top of my head and they're from my hometown.
I do remember that T.I saved the lead singers life one time from an apparent suicide attempt.
I do remember that T.I saved the lead singers life one time from an apparent suicide attempt.
No Creed fan would ever try to convince you Creed is good using "Higher". We go for the deep tracks.
Listened to them both and, while not my thing, respect for digging into the back catalogs.
Technically was their second IIRC but first released outside Canada. Nickelback was fine for the most part until they/Kroeger got set on a formula that devolved into appealing to the lowest common denominator.