Creed (One Last Breath)

Creed is a United States alternative rock band famous in the late 1990s and early 2000. Some listeners think of Creed songs as Christian rock. However, Creed frontman himself has stated:
"We've said it many times, we are not a 'Christian band." We have no plans to make others believe the same faith with us. " - Scott Stapp, lead singer.
 History
Creed formed in 1995 in Tallahassee, Florida with the name Naked Toddler, after Stapp and guitarist Mark Tremonti playing together and started writing songs. Then they added bassist Brian Marshall and drummer Scott Phillips. Then they changed their name to Creed's previous band named after Marshall, "Maddox Creed".
First, they work in bars directly, then they met Jeff Hanson, who allowed them to play in a bigger place. Hanson worked with producer John Kurzwegg to produce Creed songs. Their first album, My Own Prison was launched and into Florida radio station. But there is no label interested in producing their songs until Diana Meltzer from Wind-Up Records heard Creed playing straight away. Finally he offers the following Creed Wind-Up label. Having remixed to sound more delicious, My Own Prison, was relaunched by Wind-Up Records.
Human Clay, Creed's second album which won 11 platinum. The album managed to be successful, reaching the Top 40 on the Billboard Top 200, and some songs that reached the top chart rock on the radio like "One", "My Own Prison," "Torn," and "What's This Life For". Their second album, Human Clay, was launched in 1999. Singles in the album, "Higher," got a few weeks at the top of the rock charts. Until early 2000 the single crossing into pop radio and became a Top Ten in the Billboard Pop Chart. Follow-up single, "With Arms Wide Open", is also hit number one in the summer of that year. In this time, Creed start to be famous in America.
In the autumn in 2001, My Sacrifice, the first single from Creed's last album, Weathered, worn in a series of promotional videos made by WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment). "Young Grow Old", b-sides from Human Clay, was also used as the theme song for WWE Backlash on April 2002. In early 2002, "Bullets" was released as a single. Single is not counted fairly successful, but immediately raises Creed biggest summer hit, "One Last Breath".
Stapp was rumored to use drugs so that he could not sing the lyrics of Creed. Problems continued when Creed was rumored to convey religious messages in music and video. Most of the handling is directed by Stapp, although he denied any link between religion and the band. This resulted in Stapp left the band.
On June 4, 2004, Creed officially broke up. All of their personil now play with the order band or play in solo.

Their last personnel
Scott Stapp : Lead Vocal
Mark Tremonti : Lead Guitar, Vocals & Studio Bassist
Scott Phillips : Drum & Keyboard
brian marshall : Bass

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