Black Butterfly
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Rescue Me
- Tired of You
- Highway Star (Deep Purple Cover)
- Dreams
- Talk To Me
- A Child Called "It"
- Don't Go Away
- Fallout
- Rose
- All Of Me
- Imminent Bail Out
- Cream
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #9277 in Music
- Brand: Dig
- Released on: 2009-09-08
- Number of discs: 1
- Format: Explicit Lyrics
- Dimensions: .11 pounds
Editorial Reviews
Album Description
The California Quintet, Buckcherry Returns with BLACK BUTTERFLY, a 12 song set that strides forward with the kind of confidence and spirit you'd expect from a band that feels it constantly has more to prove BLACK BUTTERFLY captures the band's ability to master a diverse repertoire of songs. The album erupts with fierce, fast-paced rock tracks like "Rescue Me" and "A Child Called `It'." Yet "Don't Go Away" is a melodic, mid-tempo plea "about being vulnerable, longing to be with a loved one but feeling so far away," Todd says. Buckcherry does throw a bit of a curveball out of the box on BLACK BUTTERFLY. The first single, "Too Drunk...," is a slinky and sexy track that takes the band in yet another kind of direction, while still retaining a muscular, rocking core. Buckcherry hopes to continue that path with BLACK BUTTERFLY - at least as much as they can, considering it's one of the most highly anticipated releases of the year.
Customer Reviews
Black Butterfly
Buckcherry-Black Butterfly *****
To begin with, Black Butterfly is the bands best and strongest and most consistent album since their 1998 self titled debut album. Finding a nice balance between the overly produced and popish sounds of their previous album 15, and the hard rocking almost metal of their first two albums Buckcherry, and Time Bomb. Black Butterfly is the bands most concise album to date. While a eerie feeling tells me this won't sell very well, it still is a killer album.
'A Child Called It' and the album opener 'Rescue Me' are both inspired by the book A Child Called It. This shows growth for the L.A. rockers. Serious subject matters for Todd was previously getting high and laid. 'Too Drunk..' is classic Buckcherry and the guitar work from Keith Nelson and Steve D is incredible here and through out the album. 'Dreams' is what they have been trying to capture on songs like 'Babe' and 'Sorry' but just feel short of the mark until now.
The same sex, drugs, and rock n' roll we have come to know from Buckcherry is here but they seem to have matured where most L.A. bands hit ruts. Buckcherry is one of the strongest rock n' roll bands around today and Black Butterfly just might be their strongest album yet.
Not as good as 15 but............
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!!
Buckcherry does it again!
Black Butterfly is a great album full of excellent music and has more ballads than 15's one, "Sorry". Although the first single "Too Drunk" doesn't represent the rest of Black Butterfly, they haven't lost their edge. Serious fans of Buckcherry's sex and drug lyrics might have a hard time swallowing the sensitive tracks on Black Butterfly. As a fan of both rock ballads and edgy tunes, I really enjoyed the mix.
"Dreams" - sensitive love ballad. "I wanna be in your dreams"
"Don't Go Away" - trying to hang on to someone leaving you. "Please don't go away. You're making a mistake. You and I were meant to be."
"Rose" - reminscing of early love. "You're pretty as a Rose; I can't live without you."
"All of Me" - The most pleasantly unique sounding track. "Made me realize that you would take all of me. Please take all of me."
Another great album for when you're looking to rock out!


