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List Price: $18.98 | | Label: Dreamworks
Salesrank: 27732
Released: March 27, 2001 |
| Our Price: $10.60 |
| Used Price: $7.79 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Time Bomb Track Listing:
1. Frontside
2. Ridin'
3. Time Bomb
4. Porno Star
5. Place In The Sun
6. Helpless
7. Underneath
8. Slit My Wrists
9. Whiskey In The Morning
10. Without You
11. Slammin'
12. Fall
13. Open My Eyes [*]
Editorial Review:
Japanese only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD - playable on all CD players) pressing includes bonus material. Universal. 2008.
Description of Time Bomb:
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
Time Bomb Reviews:
very good! 
2009-10-25 - i ordered this cd from amazon and it was great! got here fast and in the very condition that it said it would be in. i would use amazon and this provider again.
great cd
2009-02-09 - under rated cd...everything buckcherry puts out is really good!!
the last song on here which is not listed is awesome!!!!
the nuts 
2008-11-03 - need i say more supurb anyone who hasnt got it in there collection your missing out buy it now.
rock n roll baz
This is a great album.
2008-11-03 - This is a great CD and it should be re-released. Every song is a good track.
No Slump Here!
2008-02-19 - Time Bomb is often viewed as Buckcherry's sophomore slump, coming between more successful efforts with bigger hits.
This criticism is partially true. Time Bomb] didn't produce the hits of either their self-titled debut or the more recent Fifteen. But aside from that fact, it's a very strong album, full of hard rockin' tracks, as well as quality softer songs that give the album a good deal of balance. This all adds up to an album that has some of Buckcherry's hardest hitting tracks, such as "Whiskey in the Morning," "Frontside," and "Ridin'," as well as some great ballads (so to speak), in "Open My Eyes" and "You." Of course, it's not all the two extremes. Straight ahead rockers ("Underneath") are found throughout.
Really, it's a very cool album if you're a fan of hard rock. It may lack some of the hits of Buckcherry's other two albums, but it's far from the failure that some claim it to be.
