Music : Black Butterfly
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0075678993145
Format: Enhanced, Explicit Lyrics
Label: Atlantic
Manufacturer: Atlantic
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Atlantic
Release Date: September 16, 2008
Sales Rank: 306
Studio: Atlantic
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Buckcherry is back with a purpose, unleashing their newest effort, Black Butterfly. Following the platinum success of 15, these LA rockers haven't lost any of their edge.
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i cant have enough of this cd and like always i had to buy the fan club edition its a great inclusion into my ever increasing cd collection . nowdays its hard to find a cd worth spenidng $1 but this is a cd that you have to have . its hard n heavy and with real life stories
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When I first listened to "Black Butterfly" I was completely disappointed. I thought "15" was an awesome record, and was hoping Buckcherry would push the envelope further to finally create a hard rock disc that would become the pinnacle of their career. To me, "Black Butterfly" plays it safe, and seemingly follows a similar pattern as "15". It left me a little disappointed, but I kept playing it, and you know what..... "Black Butterfly" has grown on me quite a bit since its release date. While it doesn't have the same impact on me as "15" did, it is still a good album, and one the band can be proud of.
The ought to have several hit singles as the following songs are highly listenable: "Rescue Me", "Too Drunk", "Tired of You", "Rose", "A Child Called It" and the sorry like "Don't Go Away". I can see most of these becoming new fan favorites.
The Bottom line: Give Black Butterfly a chance. It will grow on you. Recommended Listening!!
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This CD is right up there with 15. Definitely has some catchy songs that grow on you.
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Talk about doing everything you shouldn't do after a hit album. In the case of Buckcherry, a great straight-ahead rock 'n roll band in the mold of AC/DC, they seem to have gone out of their away to alienate their fan base. Buckcherry is not supposed to be Coldplay! They just had a big hit rock 'n roll album, why would they water it down to pop rock and have Josh Todd singing about "his mother" and "finding himself"? What??
Is this some sort of joke? Buckcherry needs to decide if they're going to stay true to all of their previous albums and their fan base, or if they're just going to be yet another manufactured semi-hard rock pop band singing about their feelings. This album doesn't even come close to touching any of their prior albums.
Buckcherry, decide whether you're a rock n' roll band or just another wandering and aimless band "trying to find themselves". Good grief. The quick fall-off in sales of this album demonstrates their fans disappointment. It's well on its way to being a flop, for good reason. This album must be some sort of twisted joke.
Signed,
Diehard Buckcherry from the very beginning.
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Words cannot express how much I love this album. I had the chance to check out Buckcherry earlier this year on the Crue Fest tour and was hooked ever since. This cd is a must have!
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