Hello again,

 It’s been a while since I’ve posted so this might be a  bit long, and most certainly it will contain many issues that’s popped up in the past few days.

 About the use of the word GD in What’s This Life For, I think the song has more meaning to them (Stapp/Tremonti) with the word in it – it’s a quote from the suicide note. I personally think that the song is much stronger with it. There’s no need to go hyper over the use of that word – it’s a song from their heart, for themselves. Besides, What’s This Life For is one of their best songs.

 Quoted from Henry Cortez:

“the amount of negitivity shown towards "fellow" members. Odd due to the fact that Creed is (in my opinion) a very positive band.”

I can’t agree more. Every second post is negative towards other members of this list. Aren’t we all buddies now?

 Quoted from Debbie:
“Creed has a fan base that surpasses others in what way? Immaturity? Probably Whining? Possibly. Try to be specific.”

I think Henry means in number.

 Does anyone have pictures of Tremonti’s guitars? Does anyone have a link to pictures of them?

 Quoted from Keith P Meir:

“Hey, what a GREAT idea! Let's all vote for a rather weak song as the best song of a year which is only ONE THIRD COMPLETE.”

(In my opinion) “My Sacrifice” is not a strong song, not a weak song – somewhere in the middle. The songs I like from “Weathered” are Bullets, Who’s Got My Back, One Last Breath and Stand Here With Me (for the major solo). If I vote – it’d be for System of A Down “Toxicity”.

 After reading Mike’s post on his thoughts of Human Clay, I began to have some thought of my own about all 3 Creed album.

My thoughts on “My Own Prison”. It’s without a doubt the best CD in my collection. All the songs have a common theme and flow perfectly until “Bound & Tied.”

On “Human Clay”. This used to be the worst Creed album (in my opinion) – but now it’s at second place, maybe because I’m a bit sick of “Weathered”.

On “Weathered” – y’all keep saying that they took 3 weeks to write and record it. I remember an interview the Stapp did about how he stopped writing lyrics on the “Human Clay” tour, but he also said that Tremonti kept coming up with the riffs. So maybe 3 weeks to record it?

There was something about POD and Manson being opposites here a few days ago. I don’t think that person realized that Manson is supposed to be a Christian and his father is a minister. (I think).

Thanks for reading.

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