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NeedforCreed 03-31-2005 08:44 PM

Tell Us How MOP Rocks
 
Guess you can tell, I am a huge MOP fan. Post here if you think it rocks.

burnie022 03-31-2005 11:29 PM

yeah that album rocks. it has Torn, MOP, Pity For A Dime, What's This Life For, One, which are my favorites, and that's half the album right there. the rest kick ass too. that's an awesome album with awesome lyrics and music.

revisfoot 04-01-2005 02:30 AM

The music on MOP is SO heavy at times. Unforgiven, anyone?

And, then, it's so mellow, so soft, yet so brooding.

100% awestastic!

Bridge of Clay 04-01-2005 07:45 AM

I like HC and Weathered better.

The Lithium 04-01-2005 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Bridge of Clay
I like HC and Weathered better.

Yeah, I agree!

titan9 04-01-2005 11:39 AM

MOP is definitely my favorite Creed album.(but I love the other albums as well) You've got the two best Creed tracks(in my opinion, anyway) in "One" and "My Own Prison" and you've got a slew of other great tracks like "Pity for a Dime", "Illusion" and "What's This Life For". It seems like every track on MOP is sheer, utter brillance. The whole album is just great music. I can never get tired of MOP.

shiver 04-02-2005 10:21 PM

MOP was the best. It was made by starving artists, guys who, at the time, were getting along, and showcases each members talents. The other two became too pop, too commercial, less rock. It's funny because I got MOP and HC about two months apart, and it took me three years to really realize how great MOP was. I can listen to every song on that album and never skip, but the other two I skip tracks every-once-in-a-while. Basically, if I could only own one Creed album, it would be MOP.

RMadd 04-02-2005 11:41 PM

for me, it's my 2nd favorite album, behind HC (largely for sentimental value of the sophomore effort), but far superior to Weathered

Ana4Stapp 04-03-2005 04:59 PM

Actually MOP is my favorite Creed album, 'cause it has awesome songs (music & lyrics).
Torn, MOP, WTLF, Ode, Pity for a Dime are great and of course ,Unforgiven (my fav. MOP song) really rocks... ;)

Ana4Stapp 04-03-2005 05:04 PM

Of course I 'm listening to MOP right now

uncertaindrumer 04-04-2005 12:00 PM

MOP was by far Creed's best album. It was the only one that was even semi-original, it was the one with the best musicianship by far (what on Earth happened to Flip's drumming skills between MOP and HC? Did he just FORGET how to play drums?), it has less annoying lyrics, the vocals are better... It's just better.

Tremonti seemed to have either been pressured into making bland radio friendly songs on the later albums or he decided to do it on his own... although that doesn't make much sense due to recent events. Either way, HC and Weathered just don't stack up with MOP.

Unforgiven is just genius, Pity for a Dime's solo as well. The only songs I DON'T like on the album are the title track (whiny annoying song indicative of later Creed singles) and One (even if I liked the instrumentation, I simply CANNOT listen to a song with lyrics that bad).

titan9 04-04-2005 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
Unforgiven is just genius, Pity for a Dime's solo as well. The only songs I DON'T like on the album are the title track (whiny annoying song indicative of later Creed singles) and One (even if I liked the instrumentation, I simply CANNOT listen to a song with lyrics that bad).


Lol, those aren't going to be popular words around here. ;) I will agree with you on Pity For a Dime's solo being awesome, though. And I'll also agree with you on MOP being the best Creed album.

Ana4Stapp 04-04-2005 08:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
MOP was by far Creed's best album.

Unforgiven is just genius, Pity for a Dime's solo as well. The only songs I DON'T like on the album are the title track (whiny annoying song indicative of later Creed singles) and One (even if I liked the instrumentation, I simply CANNOT listen to a song with lyrics that bad).


Unforgiven is one of the best (the better one in MOP, indeed) Creed songs, cause both, lyrics and music are really good;) Unforgiven really rocks...and yeah, MOP is the Creed's best album.

By the way, did you see Unforgiven (never asked question!)live in Viva Overdrive ???? It's awesome! ;) and Flip's work is just terrific...

uncertaindrumer 04-04-2005 09:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ana4Stapp
Unforgiven is one of the best (the better one in MOP, indeed) Creed songs, cause both, lyrics and music are really good;) Unforgiven really rocks...and yeah, MOP is the Creed's best album.

By the way, did you see Unforgiven (never asked question!)live in Viva Overdrive ???? It's awesome! ;) and Flip's work is just terrific...


No, where can I get that?

uncertaindrumer 04-04-2005 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by titan9
Lol, those aren't going to be popular words around here. ;) I will agree with you on Pity For a Dime's solo being awesome, though. And I'll also agree with you on MOP being the best Creed album.


I'm already not very popular on these boards, but I didn't think insulting One's lyrics would be damning... I mean, what on earth could anyone like about those lyrics is beyond me. But to each his own, lol

titan9 04-04-2005 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
I'm already not very popular on these boards, but I didn't think insulting One's lyrics would be damning... I mean, what on earth could anyone like about those lyrics is beyond me. But to each his own, lol


Lol, well, considering that alot of people on here pick MOP and One as two of their favorite Creed songs, like I said, that comment won't make you popular. I actually really like the lyrics to One, but, like you said, to each his own. I do appreciate your honesty, though.

uncertaindrumer 04-05-2005 10:25 AM

"One, oh, one. All the world is one."

Oh dear. Mind bogglingly original and touching.

lol, I am really picky when it coems to lyrics. But I do wish it had better lyrics becuase I don't mind the song otherwise...

titan9 04-05-2005 12:58 PM

Actually, the lyrics are, "One, oh, one, the only way is one." I am also pretty picky with lyrics(and artists, for that matter) but I really, thoroughly enjoy the lyrics to this song. Even though that song was written at least 7 years ago, the meaning still applies today. At least in my opinion, anyway.

BTW, have you heard the Blue Collar version of One? It's even better than the album version

Ana4Stapp 04-05-2005 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
No, where can I get that?



You can get Unforgiven - Viva Overdrive on PBF site.(passionbreedsfollowers.com)
It's awesome!!!! ,even though the vid has no quality ... It is worth it
You can also see/download to Say I performed by Creed in the same show...

uncertaindrumer 04-07-2005 09:22 AM

Huh... The only way is one? Never knew that. OH well, still bad. Far to preachy. Somehow, Scott Stapp giving me a lecture on morality is just wrong.

lol

titan9 04-07-2005 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
Huh... The only way is one? Never knew that. OH well, still bad. Far to preachy. Somehow, Scott Stapp giving me a lecture on morality is just wrong.

lol


Lol, I don't know about preachy(guess it depends on how you take it) but I still think the song has a good meaning. Maybe if we could just put aside our differences and try to work things out(in a non-violet way), maybe the world would be a much better place? I mean, that's the way I think of the song, personally. But it can be taken as too preachy by some, and even as a lecture. I'm not sure Stappy(I hear that name is forbidden on PBF, lol!) is the best morality lecturer, either. ;)

uncertaindrumer 04-07-2005 08:48 PM

I don't think putting aside differences and treating the world as one would be bad either.

But coming from Stapp that loses QUITE a bit.

titan9 04-08-2005 12:12 PM

Lol! True. It does seem kinda ironic in a way.

Dogstar 04-08-2005 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
"One, oh, one. All the world is one."

Oh dear. Mind bogglingly original and touching.

lol, I am really picky when it coems to lyrics. But I do wish it had better lyrics becuase I don't mind the song otherwise...

One was the song that got me into Creed, but it was the music more than the words that pulled me in. I just loved the guitar on that one. MOP is my favorite album as well. It's the one I still listen to regularly. I still listen to HC quite often, too, because it has one of my fave Creed songs: Faceless Man...Weathered just hasn't passed the test of time for me. I like selected tracks, but the overall feel of it doesn't match MOP's intensity for me. There isn't one song I'd skip on MOP.

uncertaindrumer 04-09-2005 04:24 PM

Weathered has Bullets, Freedom Fighter, and Who's got my back? all in succession so I listen to that one.

I never listen to HC.

MOP I only skip In America, MOP and One, which is ironic since Titan9 listed two of those three as his favorite songs... lol

Ana4Stapp 04-09-2005 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
Weathered has Bullets, Freedom Fighter, and Who's got my back? all in succession so I listen to that one.

I never listen to HC.

MOP I only skip In America, MOP and One, which is ironic since Titan9 listed two of those three as his favorite songs... lol





Actually HC is not my favorite Creed album, even though it has Faceless man...(an awesome song), Never die and Beautiful I think is the weakest Creed album.
As for One and MOP, everyone has his choices...don't worry if they won't make you popular...lol

PS: anyway, you're still a cool guy...lol :rolleyes:

johellion 04-09-2005 10:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by titan9
Actually, the lyrics are, "One, oh, one, the only way is one." I am also pretty picky with lyrics(and artists, for that matter) but I really, thoroughly enjoy the lyrics to this song. Even though that song was written at least 7 years ago, the meaning still applies today. At least in my opinion, anyway.

BTW, have you heard the Blue Collar version of One? It's even better than the album version


Yes...the blue Collar is much better..record company's tend to make things their way....but it is not always the best!!

RMadd 04-10-2005 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by johellion
Yes...the blue Collar is much better..record company's tend to make things their way....but it is not always the best!!

agreed.... the intro to WTLF is wicked hardcore. and the sound is more authentic, not canned as hell like modern recordings make it. if i had a band, we'd record all old-school and shit.

uncertaindrumer 04-10-2005 11:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ana4Stapp
Stephen,

Actually HC is not my favorite Creed album, even though it has Faceless man...(an awesome song), Never die and Beautiful I think is the weakest Creed album.
As for One and MOP, everyone has his choices...don't worry if they won't make you popular...lol

PS: anyway, you're still a cool guy...lol :rolleyes:


If I was worried about being popular... I wouldn't be here anymore, lol

titan9 04-10-2005 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer
MOP I only skip In America, MOP and One, which is ironic since Titan9 listed two of those three as his favorite songs... lol


To each his own, lol. Those two songs are the songs that made me a Creed fan. Of course, not every Creed fan is going to list those as their favorites, so I can understand why you don't like those songs. Doesn't mean I agree, lol, but you at least have a good taste in sports teams. ;)

titan9 04-10-2005 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johellion
Yes...the blue Collar is much better..record company's tend to make things their way....but it is not always the best!!


Yeah, I really wish that that version of MOP was the one released on Wind-up. Seems like every song on the Blue Collar version(4 or 5) is better than the album version of that particular song. It has more of a raw sound, which sounds great to me.

tremonti4life04 04-11-2005 03:37 AM

I think my own prison was the best one made. It was their first album "which is always the best album from any band) and it just had a "We're new at this, but we kick a lot of ass" type of feel to it. Human Clay was their "Hey, we are into the music industry now" cd, and Weathered was their "Hey, we want pop radio airtime" cd. Plus, on MOP they were using more vintage equipment, and not the really expensive stuff that they had after MOP skyrocketed. I watched the walkthrough mark gave on all of his equipment, and i sat there drooling wishing that i could have Bogner Uberschalls and Mesa Boogie triple rectifier amps, with Mesa Boogie cabs, and my own line of PRS guitars that got pulled from production due to a lawsuit from Gibson....

geletmote 11-13-2005 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by The Lithium
Yeah, I agree!


yeh ive noticed the older genaration like MOP better, but us younger teens/ adults find HUman Clay and weathered more appealing for some reason..

Steve 11-13-2005 01:12 PM

I guess you guys just didn't get the whole grunge phase.

shiver 11-13-2005 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by geletmote
yeh ive noticed the older genaration like MOP better, but us younger teens/ adults find HUman Clay and weathered more appealing for some reason..



I would call myself a young adult, I was a teen when Creed came out, and the reason MOP is sooooo much better than the other two is because it rocks. HC rocks less, and Weathered, even though it contains one of my favorite Creed songs, doesn't really rock, it pops. If Creed would have released another album like Weathered, or whatever crap stapp is releasing, I would have walked away from Creed. Done. Now AB just needs to kick a little more ass in their next album to keep me hooked.

Unforgiven Fan 11-13-2005 06:40 PM

Well MOP is the best album that Creed has put out even though HC sold more. MOP is the best because was more unique in sound compared to the genre that Human Clay was released. And the drive and what helped create MOP was a more creative atmosphere compared to HC and Weathered.

Bridge of Clay 11-13-2005 09:49 PM

I'm a Human Clay guy... I think it's brilliant except for WAWO.

geletmote 11-14-2005 11:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bridge of Clay
I'm a Human Clay guy... I think it's brilliant except for WAWO.


Are u saying u dont like with arms wide open..??

geletmote 11-14-2005 11:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shiver
I would call myself a young adult, I was a teen when Creed came out, and the reason MOP is sooooo much better than the other two is because it rocks. HC rocks less, and Weathered, even though it contains one of my favorite Creed songs, doesn't really rock, it pops. If Creed would have released another album like Weathered, or whatever crap stapp is releasing, I would have walked away from Creed. Done. Now AB just needs to kick a little more ass in their next album to keep me hooked.



Whats ur favourite creed song then? I thought weatherd was there best one but hey thats my opinion, i love all their songs in their , EVERY SONG, but One Last Breath, i still dont have words to explain how much that song means to me..

titan9 11-14-2005 12:01 PM

I'm a rather young guy(just turned 17) but I prefer MOP. It just seems to be more original and definitely less commercial than their other two releases. Every song on MOP is at the very least really good, with some great tracks. You can't say that about a lot of albums nowadays, as there seems to be quite a bit of filler.


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