I'm probably alone in this, but I didn't vote for Tremonti or any artist who already had a built-in fan base prior to this year. It's an unfair advantage for artists like Tremonti, Storm Corrosion, Love and Death, Falling In Reverse and Deuce to be a part of this - especially Deuce and Tremonti. I s...

agny wrote:I want Big Wreck to tour with Soundgarden early 2013, and with Alter Bridge late 2013

Ian Thornley blows away Cornell, especially live.

Anybody having any doubt about how great a live band Creed was, listen to this: [youtube]http://youtu.be/B94xLxSwk4o[/youtube] Creed's sound was just too good back in the day. Tremonti used be a beast on guitars, solos or no solos. And ofcourse Stapp could have been the most powerful vocalist back ...

This album is kind of a double edged sword for the band. If you actually have been a longtime fan, like were into them when they were still together releasing albums in the 90's you realize that King Animal is basically the band continuing onward where they left off on Down On The Upside. The harsh ...

oh cool, your on the PRS board too. I'm the one with the cat and crossbones over there :p

That explains some of the rawness on a track like "Reach Out," evenstill, the album sounded great. Especially the title track and "Surround Me," "Justify."

Kind of funny, I tweeted Nick Perri like a month ago and he was kind of like, news to me but if it happens we'll let you know! He has a pretty cool business he's been promoting quite a bit via instagram too.

The last time I saw Scott solo was opening date of his acoustic tour after the 20/10 tour in Lauderdale. He had Eric Friedman and Garrett Whitlock as part of his band and they sounded pretty good. I can't speak for anyone else but I thought The Great Divide was a stellar album, and to me, it sounded...

That's the first time I've ever seen a copy of Human Clay on vinyl, I didn't know it was even printed on vinyl. It must be super rare! Was MOP and Weathered released on vinyl? I have 2 of them. Found one in a store and bought it, then one day, randomly, windup sent me one...lol wow, that's friggin ...

That's the first time I've ever seen a copy of Human Clay on vinyl, I didn't know it was even printed on vinyl. It must be super rare! Was MOP and Weathered released on vinyl? Nope, the only Creed releases put to vinyl were Human Clay, and than limited edition numbered singles for Higher, With Arms...

I don't exactly 'collect' it.. but I still have some crazy stuff... like albums I bought before all you were born... and then stuff like a creed single on vinyl that was red I think... just for the heck of it.. (it's in a drawer... don't exactly remember... yellow or red... or maybe I have both) Ma...

He probably changed things up after those two warm-up shows in Orlando. When I interviewed him after those shows he said that he was going to use the same pedal setup he's always used.

I'd put them: 1. Us & Them 2. Leave A Whisper 3. Amaryllis 4. Sound of Madness I'm in the minority ranking Us & Them first I know, but it's always been my favorite. I could probably flip 3 and 4 at any given time though. Both of the newer records are about equal imo. Sound of Madness is sti...

At the end of the day, AB kind of needs Creed if anything just for the financial reasons. I can't imagine that, as successful as they are in the UK that's it's enough to sustain them i n the US. Creed is also helping people to know who AB is in the US for those who weren't aware of them. I think Eri...

[youtube]http://youtu.be/_0OzcEMh1R4[/youtube] sounds alot better here! That's great, thanks for posting. And that is a really nice carve on the 7-string too. Tey keep it up and the SE's will be shockingly close to the US made one's in body. I can't wait till they release a Pete Loeffler signature ...

I like how it's very no frills, all about the music. There is no intro music to build them up, they just go out there and hammer at it like it's a local band of nobodies trying to prove themselves. There's no fake rockstar posturing, no stupid getups. It's just hey, we're here to rock, hope you dig ...

I always thought that Us and Them didn't really catch on as well as it could have because it was a bit too classic rock sounding. It's a great album, but compared to everything else that was big at the time of it's release it definitely had more of a classic rock sound to it.

For some reason this always stands out as pretty funny to me. When I saw the band open for 3 Doors Down and Shinedown, which was a surprisingly undersold amphitheater show Myles asked Mark to do a solo maybe two songs into their set. After that Mark said to Myles how about a vocal solo, come on Myle...

very nice. i still haven't ever gotten mine signed yet. i had it at the last Creed show i went to and Stapp walked away before i could get him to sign it. he's gonna be the hardest one for me since the other guys are very accessible with AB. Trying being not only in the same state, but the same are...

Lol, I don't understand why some of you think about writing music in such compilated way. Pretty much, Mark is a person who decides which idea goes into which project. I guess that he was saving his best ideas for ABIII, and the songs that finally found their place on Full Circle are the ideas that...