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Buckcherry Once upon a time in Los Angeles--during the infamous mid-'80s Guns N' Roses era--the City of Angels was spewing forth dirty, blues-influenced rock bands. Little Caesar, Junkyard, the Hangmen--even the names were redolent of dirty rock & roll, Harleys, and barroom brawls. A new br...	Extreme Behavior In the liner notes to their major label debut, Oklahoma City's Hinder endorse tequila, Belvedere, Crown Royal, Jägermeister, and Mr. Watson 540. In "Get Stoned," photogenic Austin Winkler (who sounds tougher than he looks) rasps, "Let's go home and get stoned." Later, he adds, "...	Rock n Roll Jesus Kid Rock maintains a remarkable propensity for wearing his contradictions on his sleeve, and more than anything he's previously released, Rock n Roll Jesus finds fuel in unresolved opposites. Is he a hard-core chauvinist ("Half Your Age") or a would-be gentlemen ("When U Love Som...	One X Loaded with lyrics about nightmares, pain, isolation and broken relationships, One X, the sophomore effort from Three Days Grace should be a downright bummer of a ride. Instead, the listener manages to find uplift lurking beneath the weighty lyrics as the quartet churns out a ser...	Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces Seether returns with another workaday outing that rocks like late 2001. Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces is virtually interchangeable with any previous Seether disc, as well as pretty much anything by the likes of Nickelback, Shinedown, and other "post-grunge" rock bands. True, ...
Them VS. You VS. Me Finger Eleven's career shifted suddenly and significantly when their 2003 emo-hit "One Thing" turned the band's career on its axis. At that point, they went from being known as 'the boys from Burlington who used to call themselves the Rainbow Butt Monkeys' to a group whose anthem...	Minutes to Midnight Minutes to Midnight stands to defend Linkin Park's status as the hardest-rockin' softies in mainstream music. Like its predecessors Hybrid Theory (2000) and Meteroa (2003), Minutes to Midnight flexes plenty of decibel-heavy muscle ("Given Up," "Bleed It Out," "No More Sorrow") an...	Famous Puddle Of Mudd Band: Wesley Scantlin - vocals/guitar Douglas Ardito - bass Christian Stone - guitar/vocals Ryan Yerdon - drums "It's about passion and writing music that connects with other people and somehow heals them in a great way. I really want to try to crawl under pe...	All the Right Reasons Throughout their nine-year career, Nickelback have stayed true to their roots, releasing five CDs of straight-up, unapologetic rock & roll. So how have things changed for the Canadian boys since the massive success of Silver Side Up and The Long Road? Well, brothers Chad and Mike...	Phobia

Great Rock CD
I bought this CD after seeing Buckcherry at Cruefest. Everyone song on this CD is really good. I have had it in my CD player ever since I bought it. I really recommend this to any rock fan.

Wow!!
I purchased the explicit version of this cd...I can handle it but I have to be careful to not let the grandkids get ahold of it. It's a really a great cd and I love rockin to it turned all the way up!!

Pure Freakin' Rock!!!
These boys rock!!! If you like it loud and raunchy, this is the album!

Now That They Are Back
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.

Awsome CD
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.