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Hai, u guys! Hopefully you can read this post. You see, I've been crying all morn, and the tears just keep dripping onto my keyboard, and now I don't know if my words are coming out right ... Wahh ... Anyway, in case you haven't heard: CREED MAY BE REUNITING!

Can you handle it??!! Can you believe it??!!

Do you even know who Creed is?

Just in case, lemme refresh your memory: Creed was a really popular band in the late '90s and early 2000s. They won a Grammy in 2001 for their power ballad  "With Arms Wide Open", provided snooze-ic for the WWE, were vaguely Christian Rock (ehhhh, sorta), sold almost 30 million albums (almost before the iPod was even invented!) and then crashed and burned into in the form of a nasTAYcious and bitter breakup in 2004. I mean, things got SO bad and SO sucky that the band's own fans ended up suing them over some performance of epically sucktacular magnitude.

Creed's main problem, of course, was lead singer Scott Stapp (architect of those aforementioned crappy performances), and his love of most things alcoholic and generally illegal. Fellow band members Mark Tremonti, Brian Marshall and Scott Phillips were so frustrated with Stapp's antics, they ditched him, formed another group -- Alter Bridge (they do that sorta-creepy "sorry about the drugs" Celebrity Rehab 2 video that's always on VH1) --  and tried to make a success of their new Franken-band, Creed 2.0.

Fast forward to 2008, and now it seems that the Alter Bridge boys are looking to get Stapp back on Creed's tour bus after their current lead singer, Myles Kennedy, is rumored to be in talks to fill Robert Plant's shoes on next year's Led Zeppelin tour. (Still following?) Tremonti wants us all to know that whatever they decide about the reunion, it will all be "for the good of the band" (cough cough: bank account).

Apparently Creed hasn't gotten the memo that people are more interested in Spaghetti Cat these days than washed-up, dried-out angsty alt-ers.

This whole "recession thingy" everyone's talking about must be pretty bad after all if the "worst band in the world" (it's official!) thinks it's comeback tour time. Either that, or the end of days is truly nigh.

And with that, more crying, and R.E.M.'s "It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)"

P.S.: This happened too.

Tags Alter Bridge, Creed, Led Zeppelin, R.E.M., Scott Stapp