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“It’s not hard to see why they struck gold”: The riffs still ring as Creed’s Human Clay is expanded for its 25th birthday

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“It’s not hard to see why they struck gold”: The riffs still ring as Creed’s Human Clay is expanded for its 25th birthday

A twenty-fifth-anniversary reissue of Creed’s globe-conquering second album Human Clay

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