The last album with the original line-up (plus guitarist Yogi Lonich), 2001’s Time Bomb showed that, for Buckcherry, there was no place to go but down. And we mean WAY downlead singer Josh Todd could have won the award for Rock Star Least Likely to Survive the Year after this record came out. Tracks like “Slit My Wrists,” “Whiskey in the Morning,” and “Porno Star” capture and celebrate a lifestyle decadent even by the standards of the band’s Sunset Strip stomping grounds. Yet, Todd and Buckcherry are still rockin’ over 20 years later…and Time Bomb holds up with its post-AC/DC/Aerosmith/Guns ‘N’ Roses/Mtley Cre unholy racket. First time on vinyl, in a metallic brown with black swirl pressing limited to 2500 copies worldwide, complete with inner sleeve!