Creed, Our Lady Peace and Oleander

From: Chicago Sun-Times | Date: October 14, 1999| Author: Kevin M. Williams | Copyright information

Creed, Our Lady Peace and Oleander 6:30 tonight Aragon, 1106 W. Lawrence Tickets, $27. (312) 559-1212 Somewhat Recommended

Creed summed up its looming future with the tune that opened its set Wednesday, "Are You Ready?"

Heroes come and heroes go.

And they do indeed. Sometimes they even hasten their own departure with empty bombast, filled with lyrics that function as spiritual pablum, as the Florida lads ride a wave of adulation generated by their chart-topping CD "Human ...

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