If you liked this bunch's self-titled debut, you will certainly dig the dozen raunchy tunes that populate Time Bomb. Wiry, wild Joshua Todd--a classic blues-belting, tattoo-bearing frontman--possesses a gift for irony that, while not easily gleaned, does exist. Behind him, guitars grind away, while big production by John Travis (Monster Magnet, Sugar Ray) helps create a believable street-grit feel that recalls early Guns N' Roses. The Sex Pistols-like "Place in the Sun" is a winner, as is the full-tilt "Frontside" and the suitably nasty "Porno Star." There are even a couple decent ballads! At its hard core, Time Bomb is that rare breed--an in-your-face, aggressive rock album that shows off a wonderful (and too rare) punk rock sensibility. --Katherine Turman

Customer Rating:
Summary: Feel what Buck Cherry is singing....
Comment: This CD is terrific, classic Buck Cherry at it's finest. The track Porno Star made me want to go out and screw the neighbor's wife and then make a move about it. Then, when I was ready to settle down, the song slit my wrists had me in the emergency room. I got so into this "hit" that I actually slit my own wrists. This CD is great and I would suggest it to anyone.

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