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| Creed Creed originated in Tallahassee, Fla., in 1995 when old high school mates Scott Stapp and Mark Tremonti decided to fulfill their longtime dream of forming a rock band. Calling on bassist Brian Marshall and drummer Scott Phillips, the progressive sound of Creed was born. Infused with the classic rock traditions of Led Zeppelin and the grinding resonance of Rush, Creed builds a modern sound on a traditional rock 'n' roll foundation. The songs featured on the band's first release, My Own Prison, deal largely with feelings of isolation and solitude. Written during an unstable interim in Stapp's life, the tracks address fear, change, rebellion and new discovery. Though the album deals with some disheartening issues, the end result is a powerful, meaningful and very inspirational collection of good old fashioned rock 'n' roll. Creed Break Out of Their Own Prison Creed announces tour dates, plans release of new album Creed in America. Neo-grunge act Creed will pull a Hootie by releasing Human Clay on Sept. 28 while their triple-platinum debut, My Own Prison, is still selling an impressive 20,000-plus copies a week. The group will also taunt the overkill gods by hitting the road with Our Lady Peace and Oleander for a six-week tour, beginning Sept. 25 in Charlotte, N.C., and concluding Nov. 14 in Las Vegas. "We're excited about [the tour]," singer Scott Stapp says. "We think the record kicks ass. We're better, the songs are better, and we experimented with some different instruments that weren't on the first record. But when you hear it, you're going to know it's Creed. We're a rock band and there's not much you can do except jam and do what you like, and what we like is rock & roll and playing it loud and playing it hard." In other Creed news, the band will be executive producing the Scream 3 soundtrack (due out this fall on its own Wind-Up Records) and contributing two songs to the album, including "What If" from Human Clay and another written specifically for the compilation called "Is This the End." |
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