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|  #21 Posted on 17.7.02 2322.50 | Agreed, AngryJohnny.
it seems that anything released after the first album has been "let's see how many people will buy this CD"...
but that's just my opinion, from a modern rock uber-geek.
WARNING: Do Not Taunt Happy Fun Ball. | Grimis
Scrapple
Since: 11.7.02
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| #22 Posted on 24.7.02 1531.06 | Instant Rating: 2.09 | | Has anybody else considered the juxtaposition of being a God-complex rock star like Scott Stapp? Look, more power to them for trying to lead Christian lives as rock stars, but the last thing Christianity needs for self-promotion is a band pumping out the same sound on every album. Not as bad as Blink182 mind you(or their just-hitting the charts clone, New Found Glory) but the message of god should not come from the mouth of an Eddie Vedder sound a like. | chazerizer
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| #23 Posted on 25.7.02 1058.17 | Really, really and truly, I hate Creed.
But they got overplayed and now it all sounds like loads of monkey crap. Long story short, don't blame them for getting a little too popular. | Jubuki
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| #24 Posted on 26.7.02 2240.47 | When I listen to Creed, I think of Jack Chick serials. That's either extremely sad, or it's one of the funnier recurring experiences I have when I listen to the radio. Flip a coin, take your pick. Anyone else have the same happen to them?
Chris
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