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Human Clay
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Category: Christian Post-Grunge Hard Rock
Year: 1999
Label: Wind-Up
Catalog Number: 60150-13053-2
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Personnel
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Scott Stapp lead vocals
Brian Marshall bass
Scott Phillips drums
Mark Tremonti guitars, vocals
John Kurzweg B3 Organ
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Tracks
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| 1. | Are You Ready? | |
| 2. | What If | |
| 3. | Beautiful | |
| 4. | Say I | |
| 5. | Wrong Way | |
| 6. | Faceless Man | |
| 7. | Never Die | |
| 8. | With Arms Wide Open | |
| 9. | Higher | |
| 10. | Wash Away Those Years | |
| 11. | Inside Us All | |
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: September 14, 2019 at 4:54 |
| If it were possible to become even more oversaturated, Creed did so with their second album. My Own Prison was mostly a rock phenomenon, but with Human Clay, they became crossover sensations. "Higher" and 'With Arms Wide Open" were huge pop hits. It's not like they changed their sound all that much - it's the same generally slow-paced, unbelievably self-serious second-generation grunge as it was on the first album. The hooks are sharper and the melodies a little more uplifting. The nadir comes in the form of "With Arms Wide Open," a maudlin ballad for Stapp's son, that he actually sang to him in the delivery room. Unspeakably lame, in other words. Again, there was that feeling that Creed-mania wasn't real: they were everywhere, but no one seemed to like them.
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