The Petra Zone

Air1 has been playing "Relearn Love" for the past couple of weeks, which is Scott's first music since CREED disbanded.

Apparently, "Relearn Love" is on the Passion of the Christ soundtrack.

Scott has a website up, but it's not complete yet, and the version that you can listen to is not the same version that Air1 is playing. The version you hear on Air1 is awesome, and it ROCKS in an old-school sort of way.

Does anyone out there know if Scott will have a complete CD, or is this just a song on a soundtrack and nothing else?

It seems so ironic that Christian rock has had so many CREED sound-alike bands out there, and now, Scott's out there doing the real deal.

I hope I'm not the only one here who's heard the song. Has anyone else heard it?

Hey I want that song! Does anyone have a clip or anything to dl?

The only way I know of for you to hear it is to catch it on Air1. If they don't have a broadcasting repeater in your area, you can listen online at www.air1.com.

Relearn Love is incredible. It's my favorite song right now.

I'm guessing radio is the best way to hear the whole thing right now. Or get the CD. You can get a sample clip from lots of places that sell the CD online. You can also try ITunes, music match, or similar to see if it is available for download.

Personally, I like what he does musically and I like the sound of his voice. However, he would have trouble making it past the American Idol judges because he seems to have trouble getting the notes in tune when singing live.

So if one of you gets a copy of this, would you be so kind and share it with me?

Haven't heard it yet, but I've always like Creed's style.

Carolina

CmCentral.com had something up about this a couple of month's ago. If I remember correctly, Stapp is working on a solo project. I'll try and check that again.

The rest of Creed, including the original bass player, have reformed with a new lead singer. The band is called Altar Bridge, and it's first single (I think it's called "Open My Eyes") is featured in Madden 2005.

Good to see you back, Jason. Been a while.

LexingtonPethead wrote:Good to see you back, Jason. Been a while.

I lurk now and again. School takes up a lot of time, and now I'm on staff with the school newspaper, so that leaves me even less time.

If you want to check out what I do at the newspaper, check out these sites:

http://www.thenorthwind.org
http://www.thenorthwind.org/?issue=116& ... op=opinion

Checked it out... cool! I'm sure it keeps you busy. I didn't have time for much of anything during my last 2 years of college.

Hope to see you next time a politcal rampage erupts around here!

This article had come out a few months ago...


http://www.christianitytoday.com/music/ ... -0804.html

Very interesting article...

Air1 seems to be playing "Relearn Love" once every 1.5 hours - 2 hours, and they always mention Scott's name and his past association with Creed. It will be impossible to miss hearing the song by streaming Air1 on your computer or by listening to one of their broadcast repeater stations.

So, he has a chance while he was on top of the world with Creed to give the REAL answer to the searching that he wrote about in all of their tunes, and he didn't. I think that he will have alot to answer for someday.

In countless interviews he said that "spiritualism" was important to the band. Spiritualism is NOT Christanity. He renounced his faith in Jesus Christ publicly. So now that the Passion came out, he is on the bandwagon again.

I hope that he is legit. I hope his songs are good, because his voice/delivery is very dated, unnatural and at times unitelligible. If I want that, I'll I watch Ozzy mumble and stumble over the bull dog while it poops on the rug.

I hope Scott is born-again, bible-believing, truely legit. I hope that he gets out into the world and uses his platform to evangelize. If not, I hope that he tanks for just using the Christian buying public to make money.

Brent, I think you should read the Christian Music Today article that I posted in a different thread last night. You seem to have a lot of questions about Scott's past behavior, as did I, and about his commitment to Christ during his tenture with Creed, as did I, and that article helped me fill in the blanks. You have to remember that none of us is without sin or a past. I really encourage you to read the article and not rush to judgement.

I guess that he forgot about the prime time interview and also the behind the music thing on VH1. Bands know what's on their website. Come on! He was asked about his beliefs then.

I truely hope and pray that he is sincere, because the average consumer is not discerning in these matters. It's great if he is.

You can hear a 30 second clip on walmart.com, but its not available for a week.
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product. ... id=3199875