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The duo made a few demos before being joined by bassist Jonathan Brightman and drummer Devon Glenn, calling themselves Sparrow.
- Barricade
- Head Like A Hole
- Gun
- 54321
- So Hott
- Gluttony
- Hellbound
- Sorry
- Lit Up
- Crazy Bi**Ch
This song starts with a high hat that goes directly into a drum-driven piece. Todd’s voice brings back some of the rockers of the 80s with cigarette smokiness and hollow sound in his voice. The lyrics with the arrangement create a dark tale of constantly fighting against the world and yourself and trying to hold back negative emotions so you can tr...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIWsWF_maJI Nine Inch Nails first recorded this song on their freshman album, Pretty Hate Machine. Buckcherry’s version has a heavier rock feel and pulls away from Reznor’s Industrial Metal version. Although, Todd’s voice stays true to the primal elements of the song. Unlike many covers of songs, this version gives i...
The guitar riffs at the beginning of the song sound similar to AC/DC. However, there’s a heavier punk and grunge influence. The grunge era was fading when Buckcherry hit the music scene; this song has many influences of the genre mixed with later music of the 90s and 00s, even though the group was somewhat of an outlier on the scene. It’s also a tr...
The beginning of this song is a space countdown. However, after the brief calm, it launches into punk guitar riffs. Overall, the music is an upbeat anthem about breaking out your shell and having too much fun even though you understand your actions are getting you into trouble and social anarchy.
This is the first single from the group’s latest album, Hellbound, opening with an eclectic mix of drums and guitars that create lasting energy throughout the song. It’s about a vain woman who is playing with someone’s heart. Even though the lyrics might come across as dark, Buckcherry uses a combination of drums and guitar to make this song about ...
A lot of people think if it feels good, it should be done to excess. Throughout this song, Buckcherry relies on guitar riffs that sound equal parts cohesive and improv. Moreover, distinct speed metal elements in the music maintain its energy from start to finish.
Buckcherry makes music from past decades sound relevant with this song. It’s been several decades since the group first started recording, and their music formula has stayed true to the sound that made them famous. This track is also a great arena rock song since the instrumentation is an infectious combination with a traditional rock beat.
The group strips their sound down for this track. Todd’s voice echoes against light drum licks that add steps to the background music and guitar riffs that thread melancholy into the song. Even when the song opens up in places, it still keeps the feelings we go through during a breakup, a slight fleeting burst of energy.
In 1999 punk party anthems were standard radio fare. This song has many of the hallmarks of that genre; they add a gritty edginess absent in some of the group’s contemporaries. The lyrics in the song are an overt celebration of the sex, drugs, and roll lifestyle. Throughout the music, the driving guitar riffs and short solos complete the song and m...
Todd called Nelson hoping for the answering machine to sing the shocking lyrics. However, Todd sang it to him live. Nelson finished the guitar riffs a day later. Even though the duo wrote the song in 2002, it wasn’t released until four years later. The music sounds like chauvinistic feelings about women. But it’s really about groupies who hook up w...
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27. Nov. 2020 · Published By – Famous Music Corporation. Mastered At – Sterling Sound. Licensed From – Universal Music Enterprises. Manufactured By – Real Gone Music. Credits. Art Direction – Chris Bilheimer. Bass – Jonathan "J.B." Brightman. Creative Director – Kristin Hambsch. Drums, Percussion – Devon Glenn. Engineer – Bruce Bouillet (tracks: 6)
The Los Angeles-based hard rock act Buckcherry formed in mid-1995, after singer Joshua Todd and guitarist Keith Nelson were introduced through their tattoo artist. After cutting several demos, the duo recruited bassist Jonathan "J.B." Brightman and drummer Devon Glenn and began performing live, quickly earning a local following for their ...
