Why is everyone so convinced that Creed isn't on Wind-Up anymore? Mark said they were releasing the album via their old label, why would he make a mistake like that? I think what happened is that Wind-Up was PURCHASED by Bicycle, not that they were folded into it. So that would make Wind-Up a subsidiary. Similarly to how New Line Cinema is owned by Warner Brothers but still operates as its own entity. I suppose we'll see come release date.nagpo wrote:Would this be the first Creed record to be released outside of Wind-up?
@cesargil, are "Grip My Soul", "Nothing" and "Breathe" actually b-sides? Or were they demos? B-sides are traditionally the songs that are included on a two-faced 45 record from back in the day. When it came to CD singles, the songs included that weren't hits were often called the same, but they're technically just extra tracks. To my knowledge Creed hasn't released a vinyl single, but they released a limited edition double album of Human Clay back in the day (proud owner of one!) and were included on the 15h anniversary Wind-Up release a few years ago. Anywho, as far as I know what's included is the extent of their b-sides and stray guest appearances (the acoustic versions present were often included as b-sides on singles as well).