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Tremontiriffs77 · 11-06-2009, 01:16 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Chase) He pretty much admits that he holds back and refuses to sing like he used to, for fear of the health problems that will come from it. I would hope that he knows that he doesn't sound good live, as a result of this new way of "singing."

-Creed sounding great on a cd and average live is fine as Id rather see them stick around and not have to call it quits if Stapp damages his voice causing the nodules that form on his vocal cords.. I cant say I really blame him..I think that is why they only chose to perform certain songs on this tour..It was a way of keepin him from destroying his voice..I still think he would sound fantastic again if he quit smoking..Im sure that has alot to do with it..But the man did give up drugs and drinking..so I guess its a goo tradeoff for now..

11-06-2009, 01:16 AM	#10
Tremontiriffs77 USER INFO » Status: Broken Dream Posts: 144 Joined: Mar 2009 Currently: Offline	Re: Creed: The Resurrection Quote: (Originally Posted by Chase) He pretty much admits that he holds back and refuses to sing like he used to, for fear of the health problems that will come from it. I would hope that he knows that he doesn't sound good live, as a result of this new way of "singing." -Creed sounding great on a cd and average live is fine as Id rather see them stick around and not have to call it quits if Stapp damages his voice causing the nodules that form on his vocal cords.. I cant say I really blame him..I think that is why they only chose to perform certain songs on this tour..It was a way of keepin him from destroying his voice..I still think he would sound fantastic again if he quit smoking..Im sure that has alot to do with it..But the man did give up drugs and drinking..so I guess its a goo tradeoff for now..