today the Creed greatest hits cd came out. did anyone get it? these guys freaking rocked the house, too bad they broke up. Scott Stapp is up their with Robert Plant and Mick Jaguar as a great rock frontman. The cd is on sale for $10 and has all the music videos on a bonus dvd. these guys rocked and I will miss them

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
today the Creed greatest hits cd came out. did anyone get it? these guys freaking rocked the house, too bad they broke up. Scott Stapp is up their with Robert Plant and Mick Jaguar as a great rock frontman. The cd is on sale for $10 and has all the music videos on a bonus dvd. these guys rocked and I will miss them I've never heard of Mick Jaguar. Instead of buying that, I spent my money on a real CD today.

Boy. It's a good thing Robert Plant and Mick Jagger aren't dead. They'd be spinning in their graves right now.

Here's the cover of one of the greatest albums of all time. It also depicts where any CDs by Creed belong.

Originally posted by AKA
Boy. It's a good thing Robert Plant and Mick Jagger aren't dead. They'd be spinning in their graves right now.

Here's the cover of one of the greatest albums of all time. It also depicts where any CDs by Creed belong.

Creed had some good stuff. Of course they could never top Ashlee Simpson.

I absolutely hate Creed.

WITH AHHHHMS WIDE OPUUUHHN

You guys are making me feel like I'm a J-Lo fan or something.

I strongly dislike Creed

Ah yes, the old "we've broken up, but here's a gretest hits album so we can get one more paycheck" trick...

;)

Originally posted by vashti1999
You guys are making me feel like I'm a J-Lo fan or something. We'll let this one slide. ;)

Originally posted by MaryElizabeth
We'll let this one slide. ;)

Thanks. :tiphat:

I mean, I like their stuff. I don't really pay attention to any religious overtones, but musically, I like it. On a pure rock music level, what can I say, I like them. Maybe everyone else saw something I missed. I was basically only familiar with their most popular songs anyway (Higher, My Sacrifice, With Arms Wide Open). Those songs rock, what can I say? Shoot me already!! (don't really)

Originally posted by vashti1999
Thanks. :tiphat:

I mean, I like their stuff. I don't really pay attention to any religious overtones, but musically, I like it. On a pure rock music level, what can I say, I like them. Maybe everyone else saw something I missed. I was basically only familiar with their most popular songs anyway (Higher, My Sacrifice, With Arms Wide Open). Those songs rock, what can I say? Shoot me already!! (don't really)

Hey, to each their own. I used to like their stuff, but then everything started to sound the same, to me anyhoo. I didn't pay attention to the religious overtones either, when I liked them.

Don't worry, I'm unarmed.

The reason I never liked them is because Scott Stapp seemed like he was trying to sound like Eddie Vedder.

On top of that, the guitarist(?) once said in an interview that Creed was better than Pearl Jam.

Originally posted by AKA
The reason I never liked them is because Scott Stapp seemed like he was trying to sound like Eddie Vedder.

On top of that, the guitarist(?) once said in an interview that Creed was better than Pearl Jam. Oh ****, why didn't i know about this ever?

Why does everyone have to copy him, anyway?

Originally posted by MaryElizabeth
Oh ****, why didn't i know about this ever?


Yeah, I didn't know about that either. Hmm, one week after Pearl Jam's Greatest Hits comes out, we get a hits collection from Creed. Coincidence...?

;)

http://img110.exs.cx/img110/3968/god_hates_creed.jpg

:lol: I've often wondered that myself.

I found it sickening that Creed's albums were going diamond while Pearl Jam albums couldn't even make platinum.

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
I found it sickening that Creed's albums were going diamond while Pearl Jam albums couldn't even make platinum.

Blame Eddie Vedder. They stopped making videos. We may wish otherwise, but MTV exposure means alot.

Creed has got some good songs....I wouldn't compare them with the Rolling Stones or Led Zepellin though.

Originally posted by vashti1999
Blame Eddie Vedder. They stopped making videos. We may wish otherwise, but MTV exposure means alot. They've made a few videos, but you're right - not nearly enough to give them the exposure they deserve.

Here's a list of videos they've made:

From Ten (1991):
Alive
Even Flow
Jeremy
Oceans

From Yield (1998):
Do The Evolution

From Riot Act (2002):
I Am Mine

So that's only three studio albums represented, out of seven.