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Creed ‘Rain’ Video
Creed are out with the video to their new single ‘Rain’, the second release from the Florida rock group’s fourth album ‘Full Circle’, out now on Wind-up Records. Watch the Gavin Bowden directed video below.
Creed Discuss Reuniting, Religion & Haters
Just when you thought it was safe on the airwaves, Creed is back – reunited and ready to rock. CNN’s Denise Quan talked with band about the reunion, how they maintained some correspondence during their years apart, and differing views on religion. Watch the interview below.
First Comeback Performance For Creed At AOL Studios
Creed visited AOL’s Noisecreep studios, performing four of their hits and talking about how they’ve achieved massive sales success but have not gotten much love from the music critics. “You know, I don’t think we ever felt that we needed validation,” vocalist Scott Stapp said last week. “But it would be nice to get a nice article written every now and then you know?” Watch performances of ‘My Own Prison’, ‘Higher’, ‘With Arms Wide Open’ and ‘My Sacrifice’ below, and check out a Q&A at music.aol.com.
Creed Reunion Announcement Could Be Imminent
Billboard reports that Scott Stapp and his former Creed bandmates Mark Tremonti, Scott Phillips and Brian Marshall are in talks to reunite the group, which hasn’t performed since their June 2004 breakup. Alter Bridge vocalist Myles Kennedy is an apparent top contender to replace Robert Plant for a tour with Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, which would free up Tremonti, Phillips and Marshall to rejoin the band which has sold 26.1 million albums in the United States since 1997. A spokesperson for Creed’s label Wind-Up tells Billboard, “There have been some talks, but it would be premature to comment on them at this time.” Read more.
Scott Stapp Performs ‘Broken’ For U.S. Sailors
Footage of Scott Stapp performing 'Broken' on the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Ronald Reagan on September 24th while the ship remained on station in the Gulf of Oman has been posted at the former Creed singer's YouTube channel. "It's a dream come true to be on an aircraft carrier," Stapp said. "The most important reason we came out was to say how much we appreciate the sacrifice and the service that you have dedicated your lives to." Watch the performance below.[inline][/inline]
From First To Last TV In Japan
From First To Last TV episode 12 features the American rock group in Japan for shows and in store album signings in support of their self-titled third album. Watch the clip, featuring the guys performing as Creed unplugged and demonstrating a donkey cigarette from the butt dispenser below the fold. (more...)Happy Holidays From Scott Stapp
Former Creed singer Scott Stapp and his band checked in with fans on his YouTube channel with a special 'New Crazy Video' holiday clip. After Stapp goofed off in a southern accent, the guys got serious to wish fans a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. "My Christmas gift to you was a smile, so I hope I made you smile," Stapp said, adding that "The best is yet to come in '08". The video ends with Stapp on the piano. Watch footage below the fold. (more...)Alter Bridge Don’t Take Themselves Too Seriously
Alter Bridge has forged a path, and with their recent tour with labelmates Another Animal, the group's guitarist Mark Tremonti talked with Artisan News Service about the absence of big band pressure. "Not taking yourselves way too seriously," he said of lessons learned with Creed. "Just do it to have fun, and not worry so much about every little detail. You don't have to get to the point where you have to ask 16 people to get something done. Back in the Creed days if you needed a simple decision to be made it took you three weeks. The system just broke down. Keep it all just for fun. We've been there, now we just want to do it. If it ever turns into that business again, that's not why we're doing it, so we'll definitely fix it as soon as it happens." Watch the segment at YouTube.Scott Stapp Checks In From Holy Grail Studios
Former Creed singer Scott Stapp checked in with fans from the Holy Grail studios in Nyack, New York, where the 34-year-old is working on a new album. Stapp introduces fans to his new band, who talked about the sound of the new disc. "We all met in various ways, and just so happened to have music in common," Stapp said, "and the same vibe about what we wanted to play. That's what I appreciate most about this project is the formation of a new band that's gonna be around for a long time. And I'm proud of what we do, and I really feel like the honesty and sincerity mixed with the passion and the rock 'n roll and the rebellion and the groove, I mean, you name it, it's in there. Cause we've lived it. We really feel like our heart and our soul is poured into this. I really think you're gonna feel it. It's one of those records you feel." Watch the clip below the fold. (more...)Evan Taubenfeld Defends Avril Lavigne
The Black List Club frontman Evan Taubenfeld, a former member of Avril Lavigne's band and songwriting collaborator, posted the following update on his blog at Myspace on Thursday (July 12) in reaction to the The Rubinoos' lawsuit over 'Girlfriend':Originally I wasn't going to post anything regarding this since I think it's absolutely fu**ing ridiculous (that and I'm kinda nobody so it doesn't really matter), but for whatever reason the issue seems to be only escalating and I want to just clear some sh** up. Avril is one of my dearest friends in the entire world and I find it pretty unbelievable how contorted the stories I'm hearing are. Chantal ate her words already, so I'll let that issue pass. The Roobinoos (who?) are fu**ing a**holes. Check out their shi**y ass myspace and I think it's pretty obvious that they're dying for attention and publicity. This is a pathetic attempt to hurt someone for their own benefit. I'm not a musicologist or whatever those fancy dudes are called, but I know this: I've written a sh**load of songs with Avril, (7 of which we've been lucky enough to have recorded together and release on her records) and I can honestly say that she was a huge part of creative force behind all of them. Any accusations that she isn't a songwriter are ludicrous. The one thing in common with every hit she's ever had is that she wrote on them, not someone else. The Matrix, Chantal, and even myself, we come and go but she'll always be writing good tunes for her records. Anytime her and I have ever written anything that resembles something else she'll make note of it and we'll abandon it, so anyone who says that she knowingly rips people off are just hating on her. It's very easy to pull and pick someone apart once they're huge, but the truth is you don't sell 25 million records unless at the core, there is a large amount of talent and innovation to drive the thing. (there is always an exception to the rule eg; Creed)
So basically, if you're a hater fu** off, I think the fans of her music know the truth, and to be honest, it doesn't matter, in 6 months the Roobinos will be back to serving up fries for us and Avril will be on a huge tour enjoying her long earned successes.
Why the fu** do you have to pay for internet at Starbucks? wtf? My latte was already 9 bucks
Evan
