Even though a lot of people make fun of Creed, they are great musicians. The lyrics and message in this is awesome. I love the line "The only difference is to let love replace all of our hate". We need that in the world today especially!
They nake fun of them because Stapp was so open about his beliefs and they were a band that didn't want to be labeled a Christian band and still wrote songs that were undeniably Christian in nature. When Stapp stumbled the band broke up to distance themselves from the perception that their leader singer was a "fraud". People stopped listening to the message. The problem is that no matter how dedicated a human is they will always stumble and often in the same ways. No one is perfect and no one is righteous. If you think you are righteous then you can guarantee you are not. Good music is good music and a good message is a good message. My first exposure to Creed was the song One. If that message is somehow wrong or in any way false then I don't want to continue living in this world.
@@cloudrunner7 Agree. Also want to add the obvious: They are a ROCK band and rock bands are FAMOUS for doing..., those types of things. For me, I never cared if they "lived" the life of their lyrics. I mean, really. Go through decades of lyrics of all types of bands -- rock, hard rock, heavy metal -- and you are glad that the lyrics are just that; lyrical fiction. I never listened to Creed or any other band, hoping they lived their lyrics.
But it's not though. Scott said it was just about a dream about his own personal greed and wanting his own personal fulfillments. And Scott denied wanting the band to be a Christian band just like the other members. Not everything is about heaven and being Christian. People saying that is what made them start to fall apart in the first place.
@@Belmont1995Sorry, but when you talk about blind men seeing, you’re talking about Jesus, and when you talk about golden streets, you’re talking about heaven. It is straight from the Bible.
Silent? Creed was actually suuuuper popular back them. It wasn't till later people started hating on them. Similar too nickelback. I remember when nickelback was popular. I listened to them, never thought anything bad.
"because there's a hunger to escape the Life I lead when I'm awake" my son has been paralyzed for over 12 years and says that in his dreams he's never paralyzed.
I never understood why they got such a bad rep or made fun of, almost as the same level as Nickelback and LImp Bizkit. Personally, I like all 3 bands and could care less what opinions are about the bands.
@@override83 probably because they were considered Christian, or whatever, but they rock, and are amazing live, check out the Woodstock concert, amazing
@@ikymagoo It's because the lead singer was a complete jackass. Knew them when they just started out in the Florida scene with other groups like Candlebox I believe under Hanson management. Fame got to the lead singer and he began to think of himself as a messiah figure, while doing a lot of not so christianlike things.
When I first heard 'With Arms Wide Open,' I heard the rock/orchestral version, and had it on a CD. Probably a burned mix CD, but oh well. So years later, I'm not listening to music off CD's anymore, basically just TH-cam, and I had no idea there were two versions. I of course went to listen to it and found the original one... which I immediately thought was far inferior/complete garbage compared to the rock/orchestral version. I still feel that way about WAWO today, though I try not to make a big deal out of it anymore.
When Brad said Lex would be in his dreams 🥰 That’s what I would want to hear from my husband! As for Creed, way underrated. Scott’s voice is very unique and the music is just good. I’m not ashamed to say I like them.
@@jerff5411 they may have been huge in the 90’s but if you told someone you like them now, you wouldn’t get the same reaction as saying you like Metallica or GNR. I would put them in the same category as Nickleback. A lot of undeserved hate.
Scott Stapp is now a born again Christian. He speaks of God and faith in many of his songs with Creed. He was not a Christian but a "seeker" at that time. He almost died from drugs while he sang with Creed.
Found this by accident and it's hilarious seeing the reaction while Creed is back out on tour again with 5 songs in the top 20 that were released over 20 years ago.
Lead singer Scott Stapp wrote this about his dreams, dreaming of Heaven and wishing Heaven was a place here on earth were one in the same! I love ❤️ Creed! I recommend One, What’s This Life For, One Last Breath and Arms Wide Open! Please do more Creed!
Creed has very good positive message songs. He is talking to JC about his dreams of heaven and replacing the worlds hate with love. With Arms Wide Open is about how he felt when his wife was pregnant. Another really good song.
Arms wide open is really the most beautiful song ever written. I never listened to the lyrics much, and meanings when I was younger. But listening to it now, I understand.
Brad over her deeply analyzing those lyrics, while Lex is off to the side tweakin' from those little guitar riffs. 😆 You guys unintentionally crack me up.
“Set up high I’m strong enough to take these dreams and make them mine.” That line alone has gotten me through some hard times in my life and gives me hope. Creed makes me feel alive and free. One of the greatest bands ever and Scott Stapp is in a league of his own.
Every video I see the intense stare of Brad and the wheels spinning in his Robot mind trying to analyze what the song exactly means. Then there is the beautiful smile and beautiful care free soul of Lex just letting go and grooving out to the song. Opposites do attract. Keep up the awesome work guys! Yall make the world a better place.
The song and most of Creed's songs are about Heaven and Scott's Faith. They were known as the most popular Christian Rock band of the 90's . They get a bad rap but they were a very good band with good messages in their songs.
@@Lyricalgodshit It’s a nuance. “Christian music” is often made specifically for a Christian audience. They wanted to speak to everybody. But their music is so full of Christianity that it cannot be denied.
@vaportrails7943 bunch of people doing what they're told to and being sheep instead of takin a step back and lookin for the proof that God even existed or the red sea was ever parted . There is none. Know y. Cuz ITS NOT TRUE .
Creed was labeled a "Christian Rock" band by many back in the day. However, I wouldn't have called them that. It's true much of the lyrics had biblical connotations to them, but they weren't a Christian band per se.
Very similar to how U2 was/has been characterized, as a Christian band. In a sense we can say both bands are but that's because some of their members are Christians or come from that background. So naturally it colors their perspectives on things.
I had heard that it was so because the lead singer's father was a pastor and his influences were Christian Hymns???? Either or...love them no matter what people say.
@@davideberhart9523 Yeah, I believe Scott Stapp's dad was a minister. So he got a lot of biblical influence, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Many of the songs have a message that could be interpreted as Christian, but I would call them more spiritual. Creed was a band with some depth to their lyrics. Doesn't make them a "Christian band" in the Christian music genre per se.
I love that you guys are like the perfect examples of the two kinds of listener. And by that I mean Brad naturally gravitates towards and focuses on lyrics, lex clearly gravitates to the instrumentals. Not that they each ignore the other side, but just a great example that not everyone hears everything the same.
We were expecting with my daughter when this song was first released... I remember singing to it at the top of my lungs on the drive to work each day, thinking of how my life had changed for the better, knowing I would soon be a father! The lyrics.... "can you take me higher..." expresses the joy she bought to my life. This was (is) my daughters song. I love you Joi😊
I was in my mid 20's when they came out, and I was always going to tons of concerts everywhere (including Woodstock '99). I've probably seen over 100 different bands/singers that were on the radio at some point. Anyway, I'm pretty neutral but judgmental of live performances, and Creed was a top 5 concert performeance at the time.........until their 3rd album that is. Scott had gone pretentious d-bag by that point, and I was embarrassed that I'd dragged a friend to that show (the tour with Jerry Cantrell).
Creed was my introduction outside of the country music genre. I love to sing along with it and I get into it! When I’m done I look like I just pulled an all nighter, breathing heavy and my hair a total mess!
People make fun cause they dont wont to admit they bought their music or saw them live when they was on top of the world in the late 90s early 2000s. I love their sound and first 2 albums. And this asking if there is heaven having faith great lyrics.
I'm a huge fan of creed, when I looked on my Spotify account I had 47 liked downloads, and I wouldn't have them on my playlist if I didn't love them. Here are a few(15) picks you might like as well: My Sacrifice Last breath With Arms Wide Open My Own Prison One Don't Stop Dancing What if What's this life for Weathered Are you ready Torn Higher Say I Stand here with me Faceless man, etc...
Number 1 on the Mainstream Rock Billboard, Number 1 on the Alternative Airplay Billboard, Number 1 on the UK Rock and Metal OCC, Number 4 on the US Mainstream Top 40 1999-2000. It's just an all around great song.
On the Billboard Hot 100, "Higher" peaked at #7, but stayed on the chart for 57 weeks. It's a classic example of a "slow boil" on the Hot 100, when a song slowly increases and decreases in popularity as it crosses over to radio stations of different formats at different times. In the case of "Higher," it first impacted on Active Rock and Alternative stations at the end of the summer of 1999, and airplay was strong enough on both that the song debuted on the Billboard Hot 100, Mainstream Rock and Alternative charts all at the same time on September 11, 1999. From there, the song exploded up both Mainstream Rock and Alternative to #1 in a very short time. It needed only six weeks to reach #1 on Alternative, doing so on October 16, 1999; and spending three weeks at the top. Even more impressive, it needed only three weeks to reach #1 on Mainstream Rock, doing so on September 25, 1999; and spending a whopping 17 weeks at the top. In spite of the strong airplay on Active Rock and Alternative stations, "Higher" hadn't yet begun to cross over to CHR (Top 40) stations, so it initially peaked at only #52 on the Hot 100 on October 30, 1999; and dropped off the Hot 100 on January 29, 2000; due to Billboard's policy of removing songs that have been on the chart for more than 20 weeks and are below #50. However, airplay remained strong on Mainstream Rock, and didn't begin to peter out on Alternative until the song began to impact on CHR (Top 40) radio stations in the spring of 2000. After eight weeks off the Hot 100, "Higher" reappeared at #43 on March 25, 2000; and finally entered the Top 40 two weeks later on April 8, 2000. For the next 13 weeks, CHR airplay continued to build, and Active Rock airplay remained solid, with the song taking its time moving down Mainstream Rock. In addition, the song began to impact on Hot AC ("Hot" Adult Contemporary; basically CHR minus rap) stations, giving it the boost it needed to enter the Top 10 of the Hot 100 on July 8, 2000. "Higher" peaked at #7 on the Hot 100 on July 22, 2000; and spent six weeks in the Top 10, not falling out until August 19, 2000. As CHR and Mainstream Rock airplay began to wane, steady Hot AC airplay in the late summer and fall of 2000 kept the song from plummeting down the Hot 100, giving it a slow descent instead. It didn't fall out of the Top 40 until November 4, 2000. Finally, after 57 non-consecutive weeks on the Hot 100, and 65 weeks of steady radio airplay on at least one format, it dropped off the Hot 100 for good on December 9, 2000.
Now you need to listen to "Faceless Man." Man, to be honest, every song on their initial three albums are excellent. Not a bad song in "sight." Their fourth one was good, as well. All four were great, but those first three.... man, they were good. And in my definition, "overplayed" is NOT the same as a "bad song." Because the first time I heard that eventual over-played song, I felt the same.
Faceless Man is one of my favorites. It's a wonder why the industry promoted them in a way that laid them open for ridicule; scapegoats really. Together they brought serious talent and creativity. Definitely a "Shooting Star" event, per Bad Company. ✨❤️🔥💫
Creed always got a lot of flack but they were crazy big in the late 90s-early 00s. Lead singer Scott Stapp was a bit of a mush mouth when it came to enunciating while singing, which lead to me hearing a girl on the a local radio station asking the DJ to play "My Sack of Ice", which the DJ quickly corrected. Now whenever I hear Creed's "My Sacrifice", I will always hear "my sack of ice".
I will forever love and rock out to Creed! I saw a video of Scott Stapp singing this in a church backed by an acoustic guitar. Dreaming of Heaven indeed! CREED FOREVER!! 💜💜💜💜
Higher was so popular when it now came out and there message is so positive. They even did a soundtrack for the Horror Thriller Scream and they totally owned it. Creed has so many hits but I think you should do What If next. Also don't stop on the Alter Bridge train they have the best back to back albums ever. You should binge review one every week. You wouldn't be disappointed. Great review 👏👏👏👏
I've always liked their music even back in the day, from what I can remember they inspired a lot of people and gave them hope when they were down and had none. Nothing wrong with that everyone could use some especially now days with what people are going through or will be.
A side-trip rabbit hole related to Creed might be reacting to Scott Stapp and others singing with the Doors. The remaining Doors had a variety of vocalists sing different songs with them, and the results were surprisingly cool.
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Even though a lot of people make fun of Creed, they are great musicians. The lyrics and message in this is awesome. I love the line "The only difference is to let love replace all of our hate". We need that in the world today especially!
They nake fun of them because Stapp was so open about his beliefs and they were a band that didn't want to be labeled a Christian band and still wrote songs that were undeniably Christian in nature. When Stapp stumbled the band broke up to distance themselves from the perception that their leader singer was a "fraud". People stopped listening to the message. The problem is that no matter how dedicated a human is they will always stumble and often in the same ways. No one is perfect and no one is righteous. If you think you are righteous then you can guarantee you are not. Good music is good music and a good message is a good message. My first exposure to Creed was the song One. If that message is somehow wrong or in any way false then I don't want to continue living in this world.
I make fun of Creed and still love the album this is on, in a guilty pleasure kind of way.
@@cloudrunner7 Agree. Also want to add the obvious: They are a ROCK band and rock bands are FAMOUS for doing..., those types of things. For me, I never cared if they "lived" the life of their lyrics. I mean, really. Go through decades of lyrics of all types of bands -- rock, hard rock, heavy metal -- and you are glad that the lyrics are just that; lyrical fiction. I never listened to Creed or any other band, hoping they lived their lyrics.
Facts, their song One is amazing musically and lyrically.
They are a good band. Just dummies insult them.
Lex's reaction to each of those little guitar riffs after "... can you take me higher..." really made my day!
I know, right? Also, those little guitar riffs are my favourite part of this song.
Mine too!
"Can you take me higher !!!
(ban nan nitalitte neaow)
"To a place where blind men see."
(baaarooooow)
I wouldn't call that a riff; "lick," more like.
Creed definitely had Christian lyrics and overtones in many if their songs and yes this is a reference to dreaming of Heaven. Great song.
But it's not though. Scott said it was just about a dream about his own personal greed and wanting his own personal fulfillments. And Scott denied wanting the band to be a Christian band just like the other members. Not everything is about heaven and being Christian. People saying that is what made them start to fall apart in the first place.
doesnt matter about christian lyrics, creed are undeniably talented and great musicians
@@Belmont1995Sorry, but when you talk about blind men seeing, you’re talking about Jesus, and when you talk about golden streets, you’re talking about heaven. It is straight from the Bible.
That Tremonti guitar lick on the chorus is the meaning of life.
Creed is a great band. Their 26 million album sales in the U.S. proves that there's silent fans out there
Love Creed!
And this was during the Napster era, too. Those numbers probably would have been "Higher"
Silent? Creed was actually suuuuper popular back them. It wasn't till later people started hating on them. Similar too nickelback.
I remember when nickelback was popular. I listened to them, never thought anything bad.
Over 60 million worldwide
I've always loved Creed. They were one of my favorites, when I was a teen.
"because there's a hunger to escape the Life I lead when I'm awake" my son has been paralyzed for over 12 years and says that in his dreams he's never paralyzed.
Much love to you and your family brother 🥺❤
When we all go to the kingdom of heaven I hope that I will walk alongside you and your son, brother.
Amen@@christiantyler1483
These guys get a bad rap, but they were one of the biggest bands of the late 90s and early 2000s, give “One Last Breath” a try
I never understood why they got such a bad rep or made fun of, almost as the same level as Nickelback and LImp Bizkit.
Personally, I like all 3 bands and could care less what opinions are about the bands.
@@override83 probably because they were considered Christian, or whatever, but they rock, and are amazing live, check out the Woodstock concert, amazing
@@ikymagoo It's because the lead singer was a complete jackass. Knew them when they just started out in the Florida scene with other groups like Candlebox I believe under Hanson management. Fame got to the lead singer and he began to think of himself as a messiah figure, while doing a lot of not so christianlike things.
I think the bad rap is because of the singers drunken ways and fighting stories.
Agreed! They were one of my favorites! Had every album.
Listen to Creed’s most popular song “Arms Wide Open”. There are two versions - original one and one with an added orchestra.
When I first heard 'With Arms Wide Open,' I heard the rock/orchestral version, and had it on a CD. Probably a burned mix CD, but oh well. So years later, I'm not listening to music off CD's anymore, basically just TH-cam, and I had no idea there were two versions. I of course went to listen to it and found the original one... which I immediately thought was far inferior/complete garbage compared to the rock/orchestral version. I still feel that way about WAWO today, though I try not to make a big deal out of it anymore.
When Brad said Lex would be in his dreams 🥰 That’s what I would want to hear from my husband!
As for Creed, way underrated. Scott’s voice is very unique and the music is just good. I’m not ashamed to say I like them.
😅 yeah, Brad just stuck that on the end there when he saw Lex shoot him a look. 😂 I guess to keep him out of the doghouse. 🤣
how are they underrated? they were the biggest band in the world for a few years
@@jerff5411 Because their legacy...they have not much of one. I think their music is good, despite all the criticism.
@@jerff5411 they may have been huge in the 90’s but if you told someone you like them now, you wouldn’t get the same reaction as saying you like Metallica or GNR. I would put them in the same category as Nickleback. A lot of undeserved hate.
Legit good song from a band that gets a lot of grief because they got overexposed.
Very spiritual lyrics
Those guitar chugs kick ass. Best advertisement ever for Mesa/Boogie Rectifier amps.
Scott Stapp is now a born again Christian. He speaks of God and faith in many of his songs with Creed. He was not a Christian but a "seeker" at that time. He almost died from drugs while he sang with Creed.
Those guitar riffs you're enjoying is Tremonti. He's an underrated rock god in my humble opinion.
I second that 👊🏼
@@TheFishingTrucker I don't. Mark is a modern day guitar god and everybody's who's into rock music knows that.
@@RoaldKoger well I guess if you only include people into rock then no he wouldn't be underrated.
He’s not underrated whatsoever. He’s highly rated
But i can not get high from alterbridge
Creed always playlist always !
Creed, Arms Wide Opened... one of my favorite songs as a father
Found this by accident and it's hilarious seeing the reaction while Creed is back out on tour again with 5 songs in the top 20 that were released over 20 years ago.
This is about communing with God in dreams and experiencing that in our waking life by embracing a faith.
Scott & Termonti creatively are magical together.
Preach !!
This song is Fire!!!!!!
Watched these guys live back on the nineties.
What a concert!!!!👍
Lead singer Scott Stapp wrote this about his dreams, dreaming of Heaven and wishing Heaven was a place here on earth were one in the same! I love ❤️ Creed! I recommend One, What’s This Life For, One Last Breath and Arms Wide Open! Please do more Creed!
Good picks. "Inside us all" is one that I would add to those.
This is about heaven.
Scott Stapp has an amazing voice. It broke my heart when Creed broke up. They were an amazing band. Another great reaction!
I hope you guys are realizing how great a band Creed was. They have so many great songs.
CREED have so many good songs! One of my favorite bands of all time. Scott does have a very unique voice that stands out.
Scott’s voice, with Mark on guitar is a ridiculous combination. Creed was aight.
Creed has very good positive message songs. He is talking to JC about his dreams of heaven and replacing the worlds hate with love. With Arms Wide Open is about how he felt when his wife was pregnant. Another really good song.
Arms wide open is really the most beautiful song ever written. I never listened to the lyrics much, and meanings when I was younger. But listening to it now, I understand.
I never knew that...🤝..just liked this song and With Arms Wide Open for their music, WAWO is epic!
Creed- what if! Do it! Banger!
Brad over her deeply analyzing those lyrics, while Lex is off to the side tweakin' from those little guitar riffs. 😆 You guys unintentionally crack me up.
Wow, this song just made me cry tears.
Hugs 🤗
I think in 1998 or 1999 Creed, Korn, Kid Rock and Limp Bizkit literally dominated Billboard charts
Creed incorporated life, love and religion in heavy metal songs. Underrated.
You stand here with me is my favorite from them.
Yeaaaaah yeah YEAH
@@troywalkertheprogressivean8433 f ing kick ass song. Perfect. Thier best song.
“Set up high I’m strong enough to take these dreams and make them mine.” That line alone has gotten me through some hard times in my life and gives me hope. Creed makes me feel alive and free. One of the greatest bands ever and Scott Stapp is in a league of his own.
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Transcendent, esoteric and underrated despite the widespread recognition. I never sat down and checked the lyrics out. Deep!
Every video I see the intense stare of Brad and the wheels spinning in his Robot mind trying to analyze what the song exactly means. Then there is the beautiful smile and beautiful care free soul of Lex just letting go and grooving out to the song. Opposites do attract. Keep up the awesome work guys! Yall make the world a better place.
The song and most of Creed's songs are about Heaven and Scott's Faith. They were known as the most popular Christian Rock band of the 90's . They get a bad rap but they were a very good band with good messages in their songs.
Basically they were just hatin on Christians usual. The world is a sick place. But Creed makes it beautiful
They're not even a christain rock band. Do your homework Scott already said this himself to clear the air
That's y the album Weathered was created to show that they're not
@@Lyricalgodshit It’s a nuance. “Christian music” is often made specifically for a Christian audience. They wanted to speak to everybody. But their music is so full of Christianity that it cannot be denied.
@vaportrails7943 bunch of people doing what they're told to and being sheep instead of takin a step back and lookin for the proof that God even existed or the red sea was ever parted . There is none. Know y. Cuz ITS NOT TRUE .
This is one of the best selling Rock Albums of all time!!! I love Creed! And I love Mark Tremonti! one of the best Rock guitarist out there
Gotta do arms wide open now. Beautiful song with an awesome meaning to bringing a child into the world.
I love Creed's song My Sacrifice. I heard it on a vignette for WWF back in the day and it's always stuck with me.
I remember that too, it was so good!
CREED is extremely underrated
I don't generally listen to Creed. But when I do, it's this song. Fantastic singing.
My Own Prison
What If
But, yeah.
Creed was labeled a "Christian Rock" band by many back in the day. However, I wouldn't have called them that. It's true much of the lyrics had biblical connotations to them, but they weren't a Christian band per se.
Very similar to how U2 was/has been characterized, as a Christian band. In a sense we can say both bands are but that's because some of their members are Christians or come from that background. So naturally it colors their perspectives on things.
I had heard that it was so because the lead singer's father was a pastor and his influences were Christian Hymns???? Either or...love them no matter what people say.
@@davideberhart9523 Yeah, I believe Scott Stapp's dad was a minister. So he got a lot of biblical influence, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Many of the songs have a message that could be interpreted as Christian, but I would call them more spiritual. Creed was a band with some depth to their lyrics. Doesn't make them a "Christian band" in the Christian music genre per se.
@@jimmyboy131 never heard anyone calling U2 a Christian band.
@@cteal2018 Bono is actually more of an occultist and satanist according to his own words. Stapp an Tremoni of Creed are open Christians.
That bought some memories back. Bless you both.
I'm not that huge of a Creed fan, sometimes love them, sometimes I hate them. But this song is almost perfect. Still love it after all these years.
From Creed: My Own Prison, What If, Faceless Man, Weathered, Torn, One, What's This Life For, Overcome, One Last Breath
I love that you guys are like the perfect examples of the two kinds of listener. And by that I mean Brad naturally gravitates towards and focuses on lyrics, lex clearly gravitates to the instrumentals. Not that they each ignore the other side, but just a great example that not everyone hears everything the same.
We were expecting with my daughter when this song was first released... I remember singing to it at the top of my lungs on the drive to work each day, thinking of how my life had changed for the better, knowing I would soon be a father! The lyrics.... "can you take me higher..." expresses the joy she bought to my life. This was (is) my daughters song. I love you Joi😊
Creed was SO great live. One of the best live artists I've seen. Stapp's vocals were ON POINT.
I was in my mid 20's when they came out, and I was always going to tons of concerts everywhere (including Woodstock '99). I've probably seen over 100 different bands/singers that were on the radio at some point. Anyway, I'm pretty neutral but judgmental of live performances, and Creed was a top 5 concert performeance at the time.........until their 3rd album that is. Scott had gone pretentious d-bag by that point, and I was embarrassed that I'd dragged a friend to that show (the tour with Jerry Cantrell).
My wife and I took our young sons (at the time) to see Creed. It was their first concert. It would not be their last :)
Creed was my introduction outside of the country music genre. I love to sing along with it and I get into it! When I’m done I look like I just pulled an all nighter, breathing heavy and my hair a total mess!
I'll say this for Creed: They gave us Creed Shreds.
The riff after "can you take me higher" is perfect.
I loved creed back in the day. Seen them in concert
Lex let’s it go…. She catches that guitar riff after the word Higher and it electrifies her.
People make fun cause they dont wont to admit they bought their music or saw them live when they was on top of the world in the late 90s early 2000s. I love their sound and first 2 albums.
And this asking if there is heaven having faith great lyrics.
Foo Fighters and Creed are 2 of my favorites.☺️
Pity For A Dime is my favorite from them.
the songs about living your dreams
"My Sacrifice" is another, it is about what a father us willing to do for their kid.
You guys should react to…
Creed - With Arms Wide Open
🎸🤘
Creed have a lot more better songs likee Faceless Man, Weathered, what's this life for, on my sleave.
With arms wide open - Creed
My first rock concert at Music fest during Memphis in May in 2001. They were so good live.
Wow..Brad the dream thing....Right on!
I'm so happy for you that you get to experience this for the first time.
I'm a huge fan of creed, when I looked on my Spotify account I had 47 liked downloads, and I wouldn't have them on my playlist if I didn't love them.
Here are a few(15) picks you might like as well:
My Sacrifice
Last breath
With Arms Wide Open
My Own Prison
One
Don't Stop Dancing
What if
What's this life for
Weathered
Are you ready
Torn
Higher
Say I
Stand here with me
Faceless man, etc...
One last breath by creed. You won't be disappointed 😌
I love this band! Creed was the band that introduced me to music!🙏🏼
This is a very nostalgic song for me
What a beautiful couple. You guys are amazing. I watch your all videos.
The band members of Creed are now in AlterBridge and the music has so much improved.
I love it took the lyrics saying 'Break' for Brad to hit pause - I love more seeing Lex spaz out to the little guitar fill :) :)
fav Creed song :)
Number 1 on the Mainstream Rock Billboard, Number 1 on the Alternative Airplay Billboard, Number 1 on the UK Rock and Metal OCC, Number 4 on the US Mainstream Top 40 1999-2000. It's just an all around great song.
On the Billboard Hot 100, "Higher" peaked at #7, but stayed on the chart for 57 weeks. It's a classic example of a "slow boil" on the Hot 100, when a song slowly increases and decreases in popularity as it crosses over to radio stations of different formats at different times.
In the case of "Higher," it first impacted on Active Rock and Alternative stations at the end of the summer of 1999, and airplay was strong enough on both that the song debuted on the Billboard Hot 100, Mainstream Rock and Alternative charts all at the same time on September 11, 1999. From there, the song exploded up both Mainstream Rock and Alternative to #1 in a very short time. It needed only six weeks to reach #1 on Alternative, doing so on October 16, 1999; and spending three weeks at the top. Even more impressive, it needed only three weeks to reach #1 on Mainstream Rock, doing so on September 25, 1999; and spending a whopping 17 weeks at the top.
In spite of the strong airplay on Active Rock and Alternative stations, "Higher" hadn't yet begun to cross over to CHR (Top 40) stations, so it initially peaked at only #52 on the Hot 100 on October 30, 1999; and dropped off the Hot 100 on January 29, 2000; due to Billboard's policy of removing songs that have been on the chart for more than 20 weeks and are below #50.
However, airplay remained strong on Mainstream Rock, and didn't begin to peter out on Alternative until the song began to impact on CHR (Top 40) radio stations in the spring of 2000. After eight weeks off the Hot 100, "Higher" reappeared at #43 on March 25, 2000; and finally entered the Top 40 two weeks later on April 8, 2000. For the next 13 weeks, CHR airplay continued to build, and Active Rock airplay remained solid, with the song taking its time moving down Mainstream Rock. In addition, the song began to impact on Hot AC ("Hot" Adult Contemporary; basically CHR minus rap) stations, giving it the boost it needed to enter the Top 10 of the Hot 100 on July 8, 2000.
"Higher" peaked at #7 on the Hot 100 on July 22, 2000; and spent six weeks in the Top 10, not falling out until August 19, 2000. As CHR and Mainstream Rock airplay began to wane, steady Hot AC airplay in the late summer and fall of 2000 kept the song from plummeting down the Hot 100, giving it a slow descent instead. It didn't fall out of the Top 40 until November 4, 2000. Finally, after 57 non-consecutive weeks on the Hot 100, and 65 weeks of steady radio airplay on at least one format, it dropped off the Hot 100 for good on December 9, 2000.
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Maark Tremonti is one Awesome guitarist!!! The man is Legend!! I Love Mark Tremonti and Myles Kennedy together as well (Alter Bridge).
Creed, “One”
one of my fav bands
The rare smile on brads face after and during a song lol.
If you want another excellent Creed song with deep meaningful lyrics you have got to do the song One next.
Creed "Illusion". One of my faves of theirs.
Now you need to listen to "Faceless Man." Man, to be honest, every song on their initial three albums are excellent. Not a bad song in "sight." Their fourth one was good, as well. All four were great, but those first three.... man, they were good.
And in my definition, "overplayed" is NOT the same as a "bad song." Because the first time I heard that eventual over-played song, I felt the same.
Faceless Man might be their best song.
@@timlawrence2759 I agree! They need to listen to Faceless Man.
@@timlawrence2759 Yep. Is why I mentioned it. We're on the same wavelength.
Faceless man is absolutely one of their best!!
Faceless Man is one of my favorites. It's a wonder why the industry promoted them in a way that laid them open for ridicule; scapegoats really. Together they brought serious talent and creativity. Definitely a "Shooting Star" event, per Bad Company. ✨❤️🔥💫
Creed always got a lot of flack but they were crazy big in the late 90s-early 00s. Lead singer Scott Stapp was a bit of a mush mouth when it came to enunciating while singing, which lead to me hearing a girl on the a local radio station asking the DJ to play "My Sack of Ice", which the DJ quickly corrected. Now whenever I hear Creed's "My Sacrifice", I will always hear "my sack of ice".
Scott Stapp has some good,post-Creed,solo material too.A few songs that come to mind:The Great Divide,Surround Me,Sublime.
The song that got me into Creed was With Arms Wide Open, I then bought this album also featuring Higher.
I will forever love and rock out to Creed! I saw a video of Scott Stapp singing this in a church backed by an acoustic guitar. Dreaming of Heaven indeed! CREED FOREVER!! 💜💜💜💜
I still rock the Creed especially when riding. Whos got your back now.
Love this! And the vocals ❤
Creed incredibol sound, super vocalist Scott stapp, best band history rock
Scott Stapp definitely has a unique voice. When I try to mimic it it feels like I need to sing from the roof of my mouth and back of the throat.
..."yarling"...
'One last breath' by them is my favorite one.
Higher was so popular when it now came out and there message is so positive. They even did a soundtrack for the Horror Thriller Scream and they totally owned it. Creed has so many hits but I think you should do What If next. Also don't stop on the Alter Bridge train they have the best back to back albums ever. You should binge review one every week. You wouldn't be disappointed. Great review 👏👏👏👏
This is definitely one of the best songs of the late '90s the reason for the Eddie Vedder comparisons is because this is Post-Grunge.
The reason for the Eddie Vedder comparisons is because Creed is a Pearl Jam ripoff
@@danielmaher7108 Exactly lol. Half of the things Scott Stapp said in the songs were hypocritical lol.
He's a son of a preacher man. It's about his dream about going to Heaven. They're a Christian Rock group
Love the reactions guys y'all just got a new subscriber
“One Last Breath” is their best one! You’ll love it!
Love me some Creed.
One of my favorite bands..Faceless Man is another great song off of this epic album
Another great one by them is "Weathered" as well as the great cover they did of the Doors "Riders on the storm"
I've always liked their music even back in the day, from what I can remember they inspired a lot of people and gave them hope when they were down and had none. Nothing wrong with that everyone could use some especially now days with what people are going through or will be.
A side-trip rabbit hole related to Creed might be reacting to Scott Stapp and others singing with the Doors. The remaining Doors had a variety of vocalists sing different songs with them, and the results were surprisingly cool.
I dream all the time and it is so real then I wake up and go! Damn
Yaaaay got some creed reactions 🔥