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Tremontiriffs77 · 08-12-2009, 10:38 PM

Quote: (Originally Posted by XALTERBRIDGEX) ^Chase I have to disagree with you. Saying that Stapp is better because he sold more records..come on! In a day where illegal downloading has cost records to all artist including AB. Also "Human Clay" was Creeds most succesful album mainly because of the pop crossover they got, where as Alter Bridge does not have that pop crowd. I think "Full Circle" is going to take a big hit with the way people download muisc illegally, that Creed didnt have to worry about on the first 3 records.

-Not entirely true..Music downloading was as mainstream back then..Creed had no problems breaking the Beatles record of 10 straight weeks and also sold more cd's than either previous release..Downloading is irrelevant..If people like something enough they will buy it...otherwise artist would not still be going platinum in record sales...I remember a program called napster and how it spawned p2p use during that time...

08-12-2009, 10:38 PM	#8
Tremontiriffs77 USER INFO » Status: Broken Dream Posts: 144 Joined: Mar 2009 Currently: Offline	Re: Live Vids on YouTube from 2009 Reunion Tour Quote: (Originally Posted by XALTERBRIDGEX) ^Chase I have to disagree with you. Saying that Stapp is better because he sold more records..come on! In a day where illegal downloading has cost records to all artist including AB. Also "Human Clay" was Creeds most succesful album mainly because of the pop crossover they got, where as Alter Bridge does not have that pop crowd. I think "Full Circle" is going to take a big hit with the way people download muisc illegally, that Creed didnt have to worry about on the first 3 records. -Not entirely true..Music downloading was as mainstream back then..Creed had no problems breaking the Beatles record of 10 straight weeks and also sold more cd's than either previous release..Downloading is irrelevant..If people like something enough they will buy it...otherwise artist would not still be going platinum in record sales...I remember a program called napster and how it spawned p2p use during that time...