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i just saw a commercial for the new two disc greatest hits from-Creed!!
theyve only had three or four albums how can they have a two disc greatest hits album?is it just me or are they always doing what pearl jams doing?
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i know, i saw that yesterday. my brother pointed it out to me. as if i was interested. so not funny!
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Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 11:40 pm Posts: 1145 Location: Topeka,Kansas
spk5512 wrote:
Atleast Britney Spears doesn't have one coming out too! Oh shit... she does!
lol,does she actually!
next thing you know people with one album will release a greatest hits,whats funny is people complained about PJ's greatest hits,at least they have a deep song list to choose from,when will the madness stop?next thing you know creed will release touring band 2001 a dvd from their 2001 tour or live at the rose garden,lol something.
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I saw that Creed thing too but I think it's one disc of music and then a DVD disc. I love that a band who only released 3 albums has a greatest hits record, especially when none of those hits could be considered by anybody with taste "great."
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more like creed sucks lol am i rite?
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i just saw a commercial for the new two disc greatest hits from-Creed!! theyve only had three or four albums how can they have a two disc greatest hits album?is it just me or are they always doing what pearl jams doing?
The greatest hits is only 1 cd, the other disc is a dvd, hopefully of Scott Stapp's drunken "performance" in Chicago.
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amg review......pearl jam again
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Creed weren't just one of many two-album wonders of the post-grunge late '90s, they were the biggest of the two-album wonders, selling more records and crashing harder than any other their peers. All the while they produced unflappably earnest heavy rock — music that sounded like Pearl Jam, only not nearly as much fun. They also traded on Pearl Jam's unfortunate tendency to place sheer emotion and sound over hooks, and since Creed wasn't as powerful or interesting musically as the Seattle quartet, that meant that their albums could sound rather samey in the long haul. Nevertheless, their sincerity resonanted among mainstream listeners irritated that Pearl Jam went weird after Vs, and with 2000's "With Arms Wide Open," they had a power-ballad hit with universal appeal that helped break them through to an even wider audience than they had before. It, naturally, is the literal centerpiece of Creed's 2004 Greatest Hits, arriving in the middle of the 13-song album. Since it remains their biggest and best song, it's only appropriate that it has such a prominent position on this album, because a listen to the entire album reveals that the rest of their material hasn't aged all that well. With hindsight, their material seems even more generic than it did when it ruled the radio, because it evokes a hazy past instead of representing the present. Still, for those listeners that want to dig back to the halciyon year or two where Creed were one of the biggest bands in the land, Greatest Hits is the way to do it, since it has all of their charting hits, minus the minor radio hit cover of "Riders on the Storm" from the 2000 Doors tribute album Stoned Immaculate. It may not be timeless music, but Greatest Hits does gather all the noteworthy Creed tracks for those that care. [The initial pressings also contained a bonus DVD, containing all of Creed's music videos, along with some live performances. Unfortunately, the menu interface is not well-designed — it is only possible to play the videos individually, there is no "Play All" function.]
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(he'll have plenty of time to release albums now that he has the whole year off)
