Creed My Own Prison RIAA Platinum Award Michael Bivens it contained hits from the

it contained hits from the 1991-2001 time period such as "Music"

Reaching #52 on the Billboard 200

It is presented to Styx co-founder and bassist Chuck Panozzo

First presentation award from 2012

Presented to a record promotion executive

Creed My Own Prison RIAA Platinum Award Michael Bivens it contained hits from theRIAA Platinum Award for My Own Prison, the debut album from Creed. Released Aug. 26, 1997 the album was certified Platinum by the RIAA for one million copies sold on Mar. 9, 1998. It featured charting singles including the title track, "Torn", and "One", along with the #1 Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks hit "What's This Life For", and the album went to #22 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart. Recorded for only $6,000 funded by the group's