Buckcherry - 15
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Free Music Review: Now That They Are Back
Hit: 3 Stars
Was glad to see they are indeed back again with a new CD out in September (Black Butterfly) after this comeback CD.
This one I cosider their 3rd best CD behind Time Bomb and the S/T.
Some good songs, a bit short. Favs include "So Far", "Next To You", and "Onset". "Carousel" is one I like although "Sorry" (both together) is a bit much on the softer side, although they have proven they can tone it down effectively, this band to me doesn't have to put 2 ballads on every record, so I hope they don't keep that trend up, especially back to back. Also, can't forget (who could) the overplayed profanity laden single on every Buckcherry CD...and this one is..."Crazy Bitch".
"Too Drunk" (from Black Butterfly) is the newest to follow that trend, and you've probably already heard the horrid radio version on your local radio station.
"Everything" is a song I like to a point, but it just seems kinda soft and doesn't quite get to enough of a raucous level for me, and is a bit to trendy alternative...almost to a point of being early 90's retro alt rock, I'm hoping this is not the direction they are going. "Out Of Line" has a very pronounced AC/DC feel to it, more than alot of thier songs that are hard rocking blues based songs, this one kinda reminds you right there where it came from, and it doesn't seem to get to a level we expect Buckcherry songs to get to either along with "Brooklyn" which is probably my least fav song of all time by them, along with probably "Broken Glass", and perhaps "Sunshine"...this CD has a few of my least fav Buckcherry songs on it hence the rating, but since it had been awhile, and their were some lineup changed going into this album, I let it slide. A good start with better times ahead I'm sure.
A nice start to the comeback as it were, so I hope they get back to prime form they cut short after Time Bomb on this next release.
Free Music Review: Awsome CD
Hit: 5 Stars
I bought this CD for my 19 year old son. I listened to it myself and found that it is quite good. He was very pleased to get it as a birthday gift. Great sound. I would recommend this to anyone who likes modern rock, and maybe even classic rock.Free Music Review: Buckcherry - "15"
Hit: 5 Stars
All I can say is, "It Rocks!"
It is about time we have some real rock & roll to listen to these days. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!
Free Music Review: Raw and Edgy
Hit: 4 Stars
Well, these guys aren't the Osmonds, and most reading this know that of course. What they are is an interesting band that plays straight forward rock with a somewhat raw and edgy sound, similar to NICKELBACK and HINDER. Their lyrics and musianship aren't quite as polished and to be honest (in my opinion) not as well done as new releases from Whitesnake and Def Leppard, or even DAUGHTRY for that matter, but that's part of their appeal. It's different and that's not bad. They do a good job on the material they choose to play. I chose to download the "clean" version of the CD. I don't really feel it's necesary to have a lot of cursing or material which puts people down [...], but that's me. Listen to the samples. It's still interesting and good basic rock and that is it's appeal to me. If you like this type of rock, check out the video "Frankenstein" by StitchRivet on youtube. Excellent.Free Music Review: Oh so refreshing
Hit: 4 Stars
Buckcherry has always been a band that hasn't disappointed me in terms of what to expect from them, which is a mix of hard edged riffs and good 'ol fashioned rock. "15" doesn't deviate from the band's track record of enjoyable hard rocking, as singer Josh Todd and co. prove their worth even more so. "So Far", "Next 2 You", "Out of Line", "Crazy Bitch", and "Brooklyn" are spectacular, along with "Carousel" and "Sorry" showcasing a softer side as well. Although there is a bit of predictability to be found within the tracks featured on "15", that doesn't make the album any less enjoyable. Though there are new faces in Buckcherry these days, the band hasn't missed a beat whatsoever. All in all, "15" proves that Buckcherry and their brand of good 'ol hard rock is here to stay, and we should all be thankfull for that.