Time Bomb
- Buckcherry
- Band Name: Buckcherry
- Record Label: DreamWorks
- Release Date: Mar 27, 2001
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JohnW.Jul 20, 200110Just in case you're wondering...... when is the last time you heard someone from the 2000-2001 era riff out on a guitar. Not Chumbawumba. Thank god these guys came along. Sounds to me like rock and roll just came through the door again.
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JasonB.Jul 30, 200110A true rock fan's album!!!!!!
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DennisAug 1, 200110best album since appetite for destruction! "Place in the Sun", "Segue", and "Slammin" its just unreal!
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ZachSMay 2, 200710BUCKCHERRY is the last band that still fully rocks w/o being emo. people try to say that bands now like MCR or Hinder are rock. BUCKCHERRY is rock, its meant to be mean, its meant to be ruthless and that is exactly what they are. The band is different for this age, and in this age people are terrified of what is different.
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SaraS.Jun 1, 20018Buckcherry is amazing and this is an amazing album. It's not their fault the first cd gripped me faster. I had heard the songs for MONTHS before the first disc was released. they have heart, good riffs, and are a good smack in the face to all this trendy rap stuff :) from raunchy lyrics, to rocking riffs, to haunting piano melodies, this disc has it all.
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EricN.Jun 12, 200210
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AllanNJul 27, 200510I've Bought This Album Back In December 2002 'N' I Can Not Stop Listening To It. I Love Buckcherry But This Is The Best Album Buckcherry Has So Far [IMHO].
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sandrosApr 18, 200310this is great music. that's all it is. if you can't appreciat good music there's something wrong with you. it's fucking great
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70If it was 1985, they'd be the biggest band on the planet.
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20Buckcherry aim to carry on the tradition laid out by the Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Aerosmith, and Guns N' Roses -- extolling the virtues of sex, drugs, and rock and roll -- but listening to Time Bomb is a game of spot the rip-off.
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70This album is nothing but a parade of their '70s and '80s hard rock influences worn proudly on their sleeves. And for that, rock 'n' roll fans should be grateful. Time Bomb is one romping anthem after another almost clear through to the end, a "hidden" piano ballad that serves only further cement the band's status as a throwback to the days of overwrought arena rock.