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josha31042 · 10-01-2009, 12:48 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by CreedJeff) I am really tired of all of the B.S. about Scott's voice.

If you have not been to a show on this tour, you have absolutely no idea what you are taking about.

I have been to 3 shows on the tour with tonight in Phoenix being the 3rd and the progress that Scott has made in each show with his voice is tremendous.

Faceless Man was almost done completely like the original version that I know and love tonight, which shows tremendous progress in where he is at with his voice.

This is 7 years after the last time the band performed live, I am not sure that any of us would have the same voice.

It takes time and a lot of vocal exercises for you to regain the vocal strength to perform at a level that most of us know and love.

I am not telling you that Scott will ever be the vocalist that we remember from 7 years ago, but to say he is not trying is a asinine statement.

I don't think anyone is complaining about his voice to bash him in any way, they're just stating a very real concern for him.

This is the first time that Creed has performed live, for a while.
But Scott has been singing ever since they broke up, in case you've forgotten. I'm pretty sure his voice is just strained.

Like I said, he sounded great in December during his show in Delray.
He got back together with Mark in December as well.

10-01-2009, 12:48 AM	#22
josha31042 USER INFO » Status: Misconception Posts: 94 Joined: Sep 2009 Currently: Offline	Re: Question.... Quote: (Originally Posted by CreedJeff) I am really tired of all of the B.S. about Scott's voice. If you have not been to a show on this tour, you have absolutely no idea what you are taking about. I have been to 3 shows on the tour with tonight in Phoenix being the 3rd and the progress that Scott has made in each show with his voice is tremendous. Faceless Man was almost done completely like the original version that I know and love tonight, which shows tremendous progress in where he is at with his voice. This is 7 years after the last time the band performed live, I am not sure that any of us would have the same voice. It takes time and a lot of vocal exercises for you to regain the vocal strength to perform at a level that most of us know and love. I am not telling you that Scott will ever be the vocalist that we remember from 7 years ago, but to say he is not trying is a asinine statement. I don't think anyone is complaining about his voice to bash him in any way, they're just stating a very real concern for him. This is the first time that Creed has performed live, for a while. But Scott has been singing ever since they broke up, in case you've forgotten. I'm pretty sure his voice is just strained. Like I said, he sounded great in December during his show in Delray. He got back together with Mark in December as well.