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Time Bomb is loaded with two things that are markedly absent from most of today's hard rock scene: memorable melodies and a loose but swinging rhythmic foundation.
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Entertainment WeeklyWhile Buckcherry's second disc doesn't exactly advance the form, dirt-simple shout-alongs like "Time Bomb" and "Porno Star" make them real contenders for raunch rock's throw-up crown. [4/6/2001, p.120]
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Time Bomb packs an incendiary wallop that's as noisy as nighttime on the Fourth of July.
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If it was 1985, they'd be the biggest band on the planet.
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This 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.
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ZachSMay 2, 2007
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AllanNJul 27, 2005
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DennisAug 1, 2001best album since appetite for destruction! "Place in the Sun", "Segue", and "Slammin" its just unreal!