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Full Circle |  | Artist: Creed
Label: Wind-Up
Category: Music
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Rating:  61 reviews
Sales Rank: 86
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.8 x 0.2
MPN: 13187
UPC: 601501318726
EAN: 0601501318726
ASIN: B002LMOAW4
Release Date: October 26, 2009
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| Tracks:
| • | Overcome | | • | Bread of Shame | | • | A Thousand Faces | | • | Suddenly | | • | Rain | | • | Away In Silence | | • | Fear | | • | On My Sleeve | | • | Full Circle | | • | Time | | • | Good Fight | | • | The Song You Sing |
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 61
 It's OK November 24, 2009
Rueg (De Forest, WI United States)
There are a few good songs on it. Not as good as their previous CDs. Hopefully they can get back to where they were in the next CD.
 Terrific Album! November 24, 2009
Anchored87 (Stuttgart, Germany)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A terrific album. Fantastic guitar, great lyrics, and excellent vocals. Yes, it's Scott Stapp. Deal with it. He's got his own sound; I personally like it. There are so many good songs on the album...buy it...enjoy it. Hopefully they'll be touring in Germany.
Creed Full Circle November 24, 2009
K. Goodwater (Battle Creek, NE, US)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When Creed broke up I thought there wouldn't be anymore new Creed music, so I really was waiting anxiously for my Full Circle CD to arrive. It's a good listen, it just lacks the emotional force that earlier albums had. I usually find one or two songs on each album that really move me, but haven't connected that way with this one. Don't get me wrong, the album is good, just don't expect the angst of their younger years. Age will do that to ya...
If making money is the point of music... November 23, 2009
Aaron Cohn (Bay Area, CA USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
...then this is a great album. But if you're looking for something fresh, creative, and interesting, this isn't it. The album has a few things going for it, though. It's got excellent musicianship and production quality. The guitar riffs are flawless and occasionally offer a little variety from the standard direction, but this variety is usually only in the magnitude of one or two notes. The songs follow a very stiff structure of time tested radio playability. The lyrics are obviously relevant to the person writing them, so I can't call them completely contrived, but they obviously don't come from a place of creativity. It's more like a topic fed into a machine that always produces a certain result. The topic may come from the heart, but the resulting music is nothing more than the answer at the end of a mathematical equation.
The album features an even mix of nod-your-head hard rocking songs with heavy guitars and acoustic ballads, all of which primarily serve as a backing to focus on Scott Stapp's vocal melodies. But at times his voice sounds TOO good. I wouldn't be surprised if was altered to be pitch-perfect in the studio. This is not what music should be about in my opinion. Over-production detracts from the actual content of the music, and in this case it just acts as a crutch to fill in for the missing creative musical content.
The title of the album fits really well. It's exactly the same as the stuff they've played in the past. They made a circle, and they're staying inside of it. If you want some easy listening, something that is the same as everything else you've ever heard, something that takes no risks and has top quality production and no cursing whatsoever, then this album is for you. But for a hard rock fan with an appetite for the new and different, then this album will not be worth your time.
This aint your dad's Creed. November 23, 2009
fastcarnobrakes (Saint Mary's county, MD)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Great Odin's Raven! Creed's new album Full Circle is like a caged tiger, coming to claw everyone's face off! This aint the Creed from the My Own Prison days... and that's NOT a bad thing. Whatever doubt you would feel about a new Creed album after so much time apart should be cast aside. And to that effect, whatever Creed fans feel about Scott Stapp leaving the band should also be put aside, simply because of the quality of this record. Stapp's vocals are on point and the guitars are very crunchy! This disc is worthy of a 5 star rating because Creed's sound right now is just as good as My Own Prison was in the late 90's. As for comparing Creed to Alter Bridge... I love both. I'm so glad that Full Circle wasn't just a mediocre awkward reunion attempt. The sound is clean and I highly recommend this to anyone thinking about picking it up.
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