Buckcherry - 15 | Regretting The Past | Rocked

[@Tunaboy45]

This is Steel Panther if they weren't joking

[@ElliYeetYT]

And the funny thing is that Steel Panther is actually good.

[@jesurenbnb]

This is steel panther if they were acutally bad

[@ZooStation42]

I was in a store last week that played "Photograph". I was about to flee but then remembered that they could be playing Buckcherry. I decided to stay and bought a novel about Han Solo.

[@insertfirstnameinsertlastn5412]

I tried to be optimistic and hoped you meant the Def Leppard One

[@kyparalegal]

@Brayden Wirch Nickelback is what he meant

[@PIZZAdayisback]

Photograph is Bohemian Rhapsody compared to b/c

[@hellonurd8957]

Moms of the 70's-80's: Rock And Roll is a sin! Moms of the 90's-2000's: *sips drink" that's my jam!

[@kylehegedus5498]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@branjohn205]

I definitely get the memo of the irony.

[@FFP_BF2]

Moms of the 2010s-2020s: what’s rock? Isn’t that an actor?

[@branjohn205]

@@FFP_BF2 Most of those moms are listening Adam Levine and Company.

[@MavrickHaight-ve9iu]

No wonder why my mom blasted Buckcherry in 2006. My mom was also in her 20s at that time and I was 5 years old.

[@MrFutago87]

And just like with Hinder, I've never heard of these guys before. We europeans dodged some bullets like Neo there.

[@Armageddon-yt3so]

you don't know how lucky you are.

[@MrFutago87]

Armageddon3035 I know now, thanks to Luke. Thanks Luke. :/

[@TimmyTickle]

Apparently Buckcherry are touring the UK soon with Steel Panther...

[@spencercowan8862]

+Tim Mackie The thing is, though, Steel Panther know they're being insanely sexual and ridiculous and stuff. They're aware they sound dumb quite often. Or so I perceive.

[@TimmyTickle]

***** I know. The question is: are Buckcherry aware of Steel Panther's silliness? I doubt it. Also, Bowling For Soup are on the same tour bill (even though they don't sound anything like Buckcherry or Steel Panther)

[@CunningCondor]

I remember hearing Crazy Bitch for the first time on the radio. I was roughly 12 or 13 at the time. It felt like I was listening to a song my classmates would have made.

[@harukaamami9264]

Buckcherry: the band that requires a shower after listening to them

[@PrinzPassionsfrucht]

Ever heard of Ruffiction? Now that is a band that would require a shower afterwards. I still love them though.

[@branjohn205]

I would love to shower all the time while listening to Sonata Arctica, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Pantera, etc.

[@Metroid4ever]

Coming soon to a theater near you, The Denny's Stalker Part 2: Desperation. You'll never want to eat pancakes ever again.

[@antibishonen]

Rocked 'Can't get clean' moments: 6:30 - 6:55 On 'Next 2 You' 11:30 - 11:55 On 'Crazy Chick' (see what I did there?) 14:30 - 14:50 On 'Brooklyn' 17:25 - 17:40 You're welcome.

[@mat2093]

Seen them live 3 times. Im still not clean

[@FracturedEclipse]

Shortly after this song came out, my mother literally made the chorus of "Crazy B****" the tune that would play on my father's phone whenever she called. I couldn't have made that up if I tried.

[@Grilmour-Archive]

That moment when I found out that I used to listen to Sorry and liked it. *sits in corner of shame*

[@kiiryuin6034]

The 'Worship Music' picture you have makes up for that. That album is pure musical gold. Anthrax >>>>> Buckgarbage, any day.

[@darriana7249]

Sorry by Guns N Roses > Sorry by Buckcherry

[@TheRiverLeW]

As a Tears for Fears fan, knowing this album sold on the same level as ‘The Seeds of Love’ makes me feel physically ill. EDIT: Knowing that Buckcherry, Theory of a Deadman, Saliva, Simple Plan, Crazy Town, and frickin’ Trapt all have an album that has sold on par with ‘The Seeds of Love’ is even worse.

[@kylehegedus5498]

That’s very sad. I love Tears For Fears. 😥

[@branjohn205]

Damn it! As a fan of Tears for Fears, they honestly deserve more credit than Smutcherry, Hindering, French Canadian Manchildren, TOAD, and Guilty Pleasure the Band.

[@missleeemerson6539]

As another Tears For Fears fan, realizing this makes me more cynical and confused about butt rock’s huge mass appeal. The Seeds of Love, as troubled the production was, is one of TFF’s best work.

[@TheRevilo182]

It's hair metal... no joke it's 80's hair metal with different clothes. It's energetic, goofy, over the top and focuses a lot on sex and drugs. You get the same thing on any Warrant, Great White, Poison or Motley Crue Album

[@jacobfelger5684]

..............this is why grunge overthrew hair metal. T_T

[@Evelina_412]

Hair metal had a more appealing sound.... I never thought I'd say that sentence

[@fremenchips]

So that people could listen to a bunch of whinny bs?

[@bobthebuilder7544]

+Evelina999 nether would I

[@Ninjistic]

there were actually talented hair metal bands, like ratt, dokken, white lion, and early motley crue was good too when it was more punk influenced. actually some of the best guitar players of the 80s were in hair metal bands. of course they all started to suck in the 90s when they were trying to keep up with popular trends, and there were too many crappy hair metal bands in the late 80s diluting the scene.

[@Replicaate]

AS an edgy and obnoxious teenage 'rocker' girl in the early-mid 2000s, I was into Buckcherry for a while. Thankfully when I searched for a then-new song I ended up mistakenly hearing Black Stone Cherry for the first time, so I can't say it was all a waste of time or money.

[@tylerbailey9329]

I remember as a little kid hearing "Sorry" on the radio all the time, having no idea who it was by or what it was called. I now know why I was never prompted into any further investigation.

[@aikoyumi4014]

Okay, as someone who was tolerable towards Nickelback and Hinder (I never said they're my favorite, I just think they had pretty catchy songs), I'm not so sure for Buckcherry. Here are my thoughts on 15.

[@aikoyumi4014]

1: This song is one hot mess. 2: Oh, God. It's another stalker song. Fuck. 3: It's very boring yet creepy. 4: Dull. 5: I don't even know what the hell this is. 6: This sounds the same as "Lips of An Angel", only nasally 7: Yeah, the only thing the song has it going for it was the chorus and hook. 8: Eh. 9: This was bland. 10: Stupid. 11: 3DG "Broken Glass" > Buckcherry "Broken Glass". Not to say that the song is bad, it's just that their other songs were so terrible, that not even this would save it. So, what did I think about Buckcherry's 15? I thought it was shit. Only 2 songs were what I'd call "decent", the rest were just some creepy stalker shit. I didn't like it.

[@Kolbatsu]

Nobody should ever go to Denny's alone. Or with people. Or at all.

[@RockedNet]

Agreed. It's the crack house of diners.

[@ReaperJ202]

Then you never went to Waffle House.

[@ryantanner48]

I just make my own flapjacks.

[@GetYourChicken17]

IHOP has become the best place for pancakes, Ryan. The name IHOB didn't last very long.

[@brianchavez2829]

IHOP > Denny's

[@diegocardim5280]

Never even heard about this band before watching this video. I'm happy.

[@RockedNet]

Lucky

[@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734]

Same here but now I know to stay away from Denny's and this band

[@patricklauer4452]

Diego Cardim same

[@CooperAATE]

.....how? That's pure luck

[@lilo5437]

Same!

[@knightwing5169]

Buckcherry is 2000s hair metal minus the ridiculous outfits.

[@TetrisShark70]

Knight Wing or the guitar chops

[@micromints1735]

Knight Wing Post-“grunge” is really just hair metal with a vaguely dirty asethetic.

[@bt3743]

I'd rather listen to the darkness then this.

[@kyparalegal]

Ag least hair metal and glam rock had substance and was amazing instrumentally and lyrically

[@bt3743]

@@kyparalegal even hair metal wasnt this explicit most of the time

[@blacksabbath8542]

Drunk mom rock. What an awful genre.

[@joeswansonanator]

What can be even worse ?

[@geekymetalhead5112]

White Guys with Acoustic guitars

[@joeswansonanator]

Ok that's correct

[@DiagonOfLawlz]

+Coconut Milkshake that's also true

[@Ellthom]

I wanna know where 'drunk dad rock' is at. Lol

[@TheRadPlayer]

If you swap the B and Ch, the band becomes Chuck Berry.

[@TheDukeofCheese12]

Genres of awful rock: Butt rock (Nickelback) Nu metal (Limp Bizkit) Drunk mom rock (Buckcherry) Piece of musical fecal matter (Puddle of Mudd)

[@jarroadallongay3183]

And bottom of the barrel pop-punk with boyband members.

[@geekymetalhead5112]

Nu Metal isn't that Bad. There are some great Bands in that genre, Rage against the machine for one.

[@jarroadallongay3183]

Geeky Metalhead RATM isn't nu metal

[@jarroadallongay3183]

Mohammad Hamza Ahmad They are funk metal/alternative metal. They definitely influenced it but they aren't exactly nu metal. And Linkin Park man, you gotta hand it to them. Some people might not be able to take their angst seriously (the Crawling in my Skin has been an overused meme to mock edgy people) but at least their songwriting isn't as forced as Limp Bizkit, who use swears in every line to look badass, or Simple Plan who have no integrity in their writing. Despite their poor musicianship, Mr. Hahn is a great producer.

[@spencercowan8862]

Honestly, nu metal gets a bad rap (no pun intended) because of all the bad bands that had their clutches white-knuckled on the limelight in the heydays of nu metal. Check out The Rock Critic's video on his personal (emphasis on personal there) list of top 10 nu metal bands. No, Limp Bizkit isn't there, nor are any of the shit show nu metal bands. Just a thought.

[@kylekrupa9476]

Buckcherry is one of my guilty pleasures. Oh I know it is bad, but everyone enjoys something so bad it's good.

[@jesurenbnb]

Its still bad though

[@JurassicKM]

Buckcherry reminds me of Family Guy in the sense that I missed them when they were gone but after being back for awhile, I wanted them to go away again.

[@rachelzhou1590]

In a way, Josh Todd reminds me so much of Quagmire in that sense.

[@DanielSantosAnalysis]

2006 was the year Strapping Young Lad released their fifth and final album, The New Black. I sincerely hope you bought that instead of fucking Buckcherry.

[@raycreasysongwriter65]

Indeed

[@dn22pkkdd476]

Buy what you want. Like what you want. Enjoy Buckcherry or SYL. Or both. Have fun

[@brentbowman4498]

These Denny's stalkers better not durst up the music industry again

[@Shadoestar]

Eddie Trunk loved this album when it came out. Played it all the time on his show. I'm not sure what's more surprising: That Eddie Trunk loved this band so much or that he actually heard of a band who put out their first album after 1989.

[@jaymichael3079]

Look, I'm going to be honest. My cousin died a few months ago and stumbling upon this video is the best thing that's happened to me in a long time. I really appreciate the laughs. You have no idea how much this video right here means to me if you can believe that. Thank you very much. It's got me out of the dark place that I've been in the past 2 days. I miss him so much. 😭💔 RIP KevO

[@ChutneyCaelyn]

He's hard and doesn't bite too hard? Sounds like a line from an initial draft of 50 Shades of Grey that was cut when the book stopped being a Twilight fanfic.

[@patricklauer4452]

Callum O'Reilly 🤮

[@tyrannosaurusburke]

I love Buckcherry's song "Lit Up" off their 2000 album. That's a great song to blast while driving.

[@LSPalm]

First lp is good. After that I couldn't do it. Is their recent stuff crap too?

[@bongwelll]

Dude! You are hilarious. As usual nailed it. I think this series is the funniest. I love your taste in music as well. I’m a huge rock fan and play music and I appreciate the content you make. Thank you. Rock will never die.

[@ThierryRocksTV]

Regretting the Past: Dark Horse by Nickelback

[@nitromagilou597]

+Demon Rantz That I'd like to see.

[@ThierryRocksTV]

Or No Fixed Address.

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

Demon Rantz Regretting The Past: everything by Nickelback.

[@BenCoolGuy1]

I personally really like that album, I mean there are some songs on there with lyrics that will make you go 'Eww!', but musically, I think it's pretty good and should be given a chance.

[@sinancemcetin4060]

The Denny's Stalker lives in his car parked outside the Denny's

[@Ninjistic]

jar of flies was recorded in one week

[@anglefan85]

Yep, recorded from September 7-14, 1993, and then an additional 5 days for sound mixing, so altogether, it was 12 days. And its really a testament to their talent when they recorded an album faster than this one, and yet Jar of Flies, an EP where they basically just jammed in the studio, is a masterpiece, while this one is...well, not.

[@atomicpunk2360]

lionheart21 crazy! Lol I was actually born during that time (Sept 12, 1993)

[@atomicpunk2360]

lionheart21 Alice In Chains fucking rules too

[@ristoherranen816]

If it makes you feel any better, I have never heard a single song from Buckcherry before this but I owned White Pony. I'm from Finland.

[@ristoherranen816]

9:27 so far this Buckcherry stuff sounds terrible.

[@morganfoster3477]

Wes Borderland wasn't the only talented member in Limp Bizkit. John Otto was a good drummer but over shadowed by Fred.

[@slevingarganera8375]

Sam Rivers is a sick bassist. And DJ Lethal makes some pretty cool beats.

[@morganfoster3477]

@@slevingarganera8375 yeah too bad Sam had to leave because of liver problems. I'm a bassist and his lines are fun to play.

[@samuelwetz8378]

@@morganfoster3477 very underrated bassist!! I love the play off that Him and Wes would do on some songs. I thought it was damn good

[@HolyGoddessMotherAnne]

It's Wes Boreland,small correction.

[@branjohn205]

If Limp Bizkit (or if they were called a different band name) only had those foursome and not Durst. Then they would sound awesome and nobody would hate them. Durst would just be their producer. Oh wait.

[@skirk248]

the "guitarists who out do their bands" guys should have a club

[@Evelina_412]

That would be depressing... A bunch of guys who had the talent to become respected musicians, but settled for bands like Buckcherry...

[@skirk248]

+Evelina999 but they could then form better bands and besides only they would know

[@jarroadallongay3183]

Spock Kirk Black Veil Brides.

[@joeywalker9061]

Spock Kirk the guy from poison.

[@NYPDWeatherman]

Wes Borland would be part of it

[@BBall0027]

I actually didn't realize "Sorry" was Buckcherry until I saw this video. I had no idea who it was and wasn't curious enough to look it up.

[@nealmcbealthenavysealicall794]

That was the only Buckcherry song I knew for years. Trust me, radio couldn't stop playing that while I was in middle school. They played that nonstop and I never heard of Crazy Bitch until now.

[@Brotherofthe4thCompany]

"Sorry" was the first song I ever heard from Buckcherry. I was not impressed.

[@redace1997]

14:41-14:50 deserves to be a gif

[@gabrielpaiva9070]

🤣

[@jarroadallongay3183]

I love this series, it's like the rock music version of Animated Atrocities.

[@kaninesenses]

11:21 to be fair, they do allow to play NASTY by Dababy and WAP by Cardi B on the radio and both those songs charted like crazy... WOW I'M VERY LATE TO THIS O WELL

[@kevinnessar5360]

Great; now I'm going to have Crazy Bitch stuck in my head for the rest of the day.

[@JennaLeigh]

Former stripper here. Can confirm: "Crazy Bit*h" got played. A LOT. my whole "look" was "rocker chick"(all black, lots of fishnet, plaid, studs) and so numerous DJs assumed that that's what i wanted to dance to. *sigh* STRONG BAD! EVERYBODY TO THE LIMIT!! The fact that you bathed fully clothed makes me giggle. Im sorry that all my comments on your videos are so long, but your content makes me think and want to discuss- that's awesome. I know you call this "drunk mom rock", but I have always called it "woo girl rock". I'm sure we all know what I mean by "woo girl", but in case you don't: "woo girls" are the girls at the bar who are all dressed alike- same outfits, just different colors. They all drink Sex on the Beach or Michelob Ultra and every 5 minutes, one or all of them yell "wooooooooooOOOOOOOOOO!!" Just random squeals of "WwwoooooooooOooooOoOOOoOO!!!!!!" Those are the girls who all race to the dance floor yelling "OMG THATSSS MY SONGGGGGG" when "Crazy B" comes on.....and they sing along(but only the chorus) and try their best to dance sexily..... but not TOO sexy.... because, like, they're not, like, strippers or something.

[@AJEDDY97]

Oh, god, not the Woo girls...

[@ConvincingPeople]

The woo girl phenomenon feels like the distaff counterpart to the similarly irritating "THAT'S MY JAM!" dudebro contingent. Also, my condolences on the DJ situation. That sucks. :\

[@deadbodybaby1]

You seem like you probably have infinite funny stories to tell

[@JennaLeigh]

@@deadbodybaby1 I worked in strip clubs all over the deep south - oh yeah.... Tons of stories!😂😂

[@deadbodybaby1]

@@JennaLeigh hahaha well thats what life’s about, you’d be doin something wrong if you didn’t have a story to tell

[@Brotherofthe4thCompany]

1:24 Celebrating this album? They should be embarrassed! At least Mandy Moore admitted that she was embarrassed by her first album. I just love the quote she says in her 2006 interview. Where she says that if she had the money, she would "give a refund" to everyone who bought her first two albums. She did Bubblegum Pop in her early career, but at least she grew as an artist and actress.

[@BASSTakena]

I remember a friend of mine saying that one friend needed a bass player for a serious project of a Haelstorm-style band. The leaders were the main guitar player and The female singer. We (that is, My friend's friend, a drummer and I) were asked to say a song to play on a reheral room. I chose Sad Man's Tongue by Volbeat because... Well, it's freaking VOLBEAT. But one of the leaders (can't remember if it was the guitarrist or the singer) chose So Far by Buckcherry. Me and my friend's friend only lasted one rehersal.

[@StaticOctO]

I’ll never know why Canadian radio stations played these dudes so much

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

They needed something between the Nickelback and Theory of a Deadman.

[@chrishaughton1747]

Don't forget all the Brian Adams that they play too

[@Katie_Woo]

The front man looks like willem dafoe hopped up on speed and horned up to the max- who wants to hear the green goblin shrieking his mating call for an hour???? (Shudder)

[@vintagetoast3038]

Everytime a new one of these is released, the hugest smile arises from my face

[@mjnation7876]

Regretting The Past: The Gift Of Game By Crazy Town.

[@dfm6868]

He's talking about successful albums

[@mjnation7876]

Cringe Tha God It sold very well

[@blackjacktheaccord3513]

+Cringe Tha God Was Platinum in the U.S.

[@blackjacktheaccord3513]

I was just about to make that suggestion too!

[@mjnation7876]

Blackjack The Accord lol

[@DooneyDoom]

Me finding out that it's the same band who sang "Sorry" in a Target store Corner of shame.....

[@DinsdalePiranha67]

Van Halen spent less time on their first album than Buckcherry did on this one. The key difference is that Van Halen's first album is worth repeated listens.

[@kylehegedus5498]

R.I.P. Eddie Van Halen

[@user-ux1vj9vx7s]

Black Sabbath spent exactly 1/15th of the time on their debut than Fuckcherry did on this one.

[@MdlAgedHeadbanger]

There's a local band in Portland, OR that I swear patterns themselves after Buckcherry. I've had the "pleasure" of seeing them twice when they get booked opening for national acts passing through clubs. Audience reaction is usually bewilderment. Fortunately no drunk moms watching screaming "that's my boy!"

[@MdlAgedHeadbanger]

@ Breaker Breaker. They fully own the whole 80s glam vibe and for anyone into 80s glam they are good. Just not my cup of tea.

[@TheDirtbag87]

Mate, I feel your pain. When this album came out, my best friend name crazy bitch as his ring tone for a long while and he thought Buckcherry was a good band. I still weep for him to this day.

[@TylerFurlongAK]

Great video again, Luke! And it makes me wonder who's more tolerable to listen to: Buckcherry or Hinder

[@justinriley]

At least the guy from Hinder smartened up and moved on.

[@riokamichika1101]

I'd say neither, and stick with a much better band.

[@jarroadallongay3183]

I dare you to do Regretting the Past: Something Came Suddenly by Attack Attack!, if you can even survive through the abomination.

[@zdoggzero6595]

Jarroad Allongay im tempted to type the chorus to stick stickly in all caps, but im gonna be nice this time

[@Creeper333pl]

That album is kind of a guilty pleasure imo. Its so bad its good

[@billybadass7718]

Stick Stickly is kind of good. In a wtf kind of way.

[@SlyHikari03]

🦀🦀🦀🦀

[@ConvincingPeople]

I find Attack Attack! charmingly goofy and energetic. The songwriting and mixing is not particularly cohesive or even coherent, but I'll give all the props in the world to some dorky teenagers in suburban Ohio trying their hardest to make the kind of music they would want to listen to. It's very punk.

[@JoenNickforthewin]

My dad came home with this album last year when he went to the record store to get CDs for his or my collection. You know what other CD was in there? Rush's Hemispheres. How he can listen to Rush, love them, and not smell the bullshit that is Buckcherry beats me. I ended up taking Rush's Hemispheres and put it in my own collection and said, "Dad you can keep Buckcherry, I refuse to own that CD."

[@RockedNet]

It's good you were able to distinguish between them instantly.

[@JoenNickforthewin]

Rocked well to be fair I had heard "Crazy Bitch" before, and I heard "The Trees" before as well. It was really easy to pick which band I wanted to hear more of. Love the fact you replied though! You've pretty much replied to every one of my comments and it only solidifies that you genuinely enjoy your fans, and of course major props for that! I never been disappointed with one of your videos and you've even got me into The Mars Volta thanks to your review on them. Keep up the great work man! :)

[@patricklauer4452]

Good Cup of Joe Rush is amazing!

[@owenwexler7214]

“What was going on in 2006?” “Because you had a bad day...”

[@AskTheAmatuer]

what was going on in 2006?... Tool released its last album :(

[@kckingofpicklesaudis3151]

gokusondbz hi past Peep's still no tool album

[@ricardoandresgarciayodice8808]

At least there was no tragic event in 2006 also system of a down had a ballad in 2006 called lonely day

[@kylehegedus5498]

Close Quarters Productions Guess who just came out with a new album.....

[@braydentobin5150]

HA!

[@slevingarganera8375]

“The Black Parade” by My Chemical Romance. That’s all you need to know and worth hearing.

[@Tommy_Wimmer]

"Lit Up", their debut single, was a #1 hit on rock radio back in 1999. I remember hearing "Sorry" playing at a Burger King when the song was still remembered.

[@geekymetalhead5112]

I think you should do a series called loving the Past, where you look at awesome Albums from amazing Bands. First few ideas if you do the series: Paranoid by Black Sabbath, Countdown to Extinction and Rust in Peace by Megadeth. Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden. Again just my thought.

[@puff886]

that basically his more expanded series, Rocked.

[@Uzbach]

He already has a similar series called All Time Favorites

[@ThierryRocksTV]

He should do an ATF episode on Number of the Beast

[@MickJamesSupaFreakIsDaCoolest]

Maybe something called like Forgotten Love where he looks at great albums that sold poorly.

[@HolyGoddessMotherAnne]

I'd love a ATF episode on The Great Southern Trendkill by Pantera,arguably their best album imo.

[@JohnA1486]

1 good thing came from 2006. Three Days Grace- One-x album. In my opinion it's one of the best albums I've heard. Honestly it's my favorite album

[@Red-rm6rj]

The Black Parade,DECEMBERUNDERGROUND,Stadium Arcadium

[@Red-rm6rj]

I know these a good albums

[@kylehegedus6219]

I would also include Pearl Jam's self-titled album and "The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me" by Brand New.

[@patricklauer4452]

All these albums you guys mentioned are pretty good and then there was Tool’s recent album 😢

[@musicworld-dh4iq]

Comatose by Skillet and Saturday Night Wrist by Deftones were two great albums too.

[@sonofage]

When I was in my early 20s , I loved this band..then my ears started healing....haha. I can't believe I liked their songs before...but then , I also liked limp Bizkit as a teen...I had other tastes in music too but who's to believe when knowing buckcherry and limp Bizkit once existed in my playlist haha

[@LBP101]

"WHAT WAS GOING ON IN 2006??" From what I can see, 'One-X', 'As Daylight Dies', 'Phobia', 'Comatose', 'Legend of the Bone Carver', and 'Karmacode'

[@CunningCondor]

10,000 Days

[@dovahvenom4032]

One-x was actually pretty good

[@FlyingV555]

LBP 101 some of those were good.

[@martinhroch344]

SOAD's Hypnotize. (It's their most mainstreamish album and it's obvious the band started to be running out of their musical strength and ideas, so we should be glad they won't continue, because I'm afraid it would be another material for Regretting the Past, but it's still great and absolutely better than Fuckcherry or Hinder.)

[@martinhroch344]

I'm sorry.

[@Ezoangelofdeath]

their 1st disc was cool, I remember when Josh was on that show The Shield

[@javis88h]

Buckcherry reminds me of that horrible wedding where the bride to be sang Crazy Bitch.... There was kids in the audience man..

[@disasterpiece6480]

I was like 4-5 years old singing "Next 2 You". Why didn't someone stop me

[@johnnybensonitis7853]

HELL YEAH!!! Great to see another one of these! I remember during the later 2000's you could turn on the radio and likely hear these guys, Hinder, or Dani California by the Chili Peppers. Good times...

[@michaelgraham9774]

I like to refer to this as "restraining order rock".

[@loganrandall780]

Steel Panther managed to do this ironically and became one of the most beloved bands post 2000

[@jesurenbnb]

And the reason why is because steel panther is worth listening

[@joeljarrett2473]

15 days, huh? I would have believed 15 hours.

[@branjohn205]

Time for me to give away my thoughts on Smutcherry's 15 Days Of Recording. 1. To be honest, the guitar riffs and solo from Keith Nelson are great. It's Josh Todd that honestly kills it with the shamelessly perverted lyrics. Still, give Keith Nelson some credit. 2. A typical song about bothering a woman to sleep with Josh Todd!? Hell no, no woman would even care to be near him. Musically besides the solo, the music literally sounds like a sitcom theme. 3. I am hearing the cliche AC/DC hard rock riffs that Angus Young played. I swear I don't wanna compare Smutcherry to AC/DC. Back to the Denny's stalker eh? 4. Another sitcom theme sounding song literally about the stalker doing his thing to ruin that poor womans life and then owing her an apology. Yeah nothing else to say here. 5. Yeah the typical cliché bar band song but about the stalker who is impatient and then apologizes to that woman. Literally the same song and dance. 6. Really? A single? Why!? It's in the same level as Hindering, another generic smut rock band from 2006. Man that year for rock music made it slowly deteriorate. 7. I do like the rhythm in the song. That all the positive things I have for this song. Another song that proves FM Radio sucks now. 8. Phew, an actual song I can honestly get through. I'm still gonna feel shame when I do because this is literally Smutcherry. SMUTCHERRY!! 9. Oh god, more sitcom contemporary... Yes... I'm calling it that. Anyway, ugh the lyrics suck, its literally Smutcherry. 10. OW! Those lyrics should make you RUN AWAY!! Yuck!! Brooklyn would hate this song too. Smutcherry everyone! 11. Finally, the final song at least isn't a smut filled hot mess. (pun intended) We have too many stalkers and drunk mom rock. Smutcherry along with Hindering should be put in the bin of shame. Because all they do is sing terrible romance songs and shocking smut material. Keith Nelson should be playing in a creative band like Mark Tremonti did with Alter Bridge.

[@Flamestar320]

You know what band always makes me happy? Electric Light Orchestra.

[@blacksabbath8542]

Oh shit watch out or the Denny's stalker will get you

[@blacksabbath8542]

+Coconut Milkshake hello again

[@thecorrected7401]

God Buckcherry are just so much wasted potential. Their self-titled debut album was pretty damn good. 'For the Movies', 'Borderline', 'Check your Head', 'Lit Up' and 'Dead Again' are all killer tunes that showed actual promise. Everything from Time Bomb onwards has just been this unmitigated disaster. And the less said about Todd's rap career, the better (do NOT venture down this hole.)

[@stuartconrod8364]

Hey now, they're not the only band to name albums after production times! Tool's Album 10,000 Days is named after how long it'll be until the next album after that one.

[@ryanahr2267]

I became familiar with this band a year or two after the album released, and the only song of theirs I ever heard was the infamous single. My tastes were still developing back then so I liked it, particularly because my ex-fiancee adopted it as kind of a theme song of hers and would often dance to it for me while not wearing very much, if anything at all. I honestly forgot about the band and song until I saw this video. I had no idea they were this skeezy, and I've long since realized, courtesy of my ex-fiancee's very own stories of her past, that she confused being easy for being popular in high school. I feel lousy because she was a genuinely sweet person but also not terribly bright, and also because our relationship lasted as long as it did because, uh...well, see the chorus of "Crazy Bitch".

[@zaccds]

These guys are bad but at least they are a lot closer to the hair metal mark.They seem to have a sense of fun/self awareness, unlike Hinder who played it up so seriously. They were also on an episode of Tosh.0, where they were made fun of quite a bit. So that shows they don't take themselves too seriously.

[@zippieslugdelafluor9038]

Day off and bingeing on this channel and so glad I am.

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

The most entertainment my friends and I got from this band was me doing over the top imitations of the lead singer.

[@1ex1uger-prank-calls]

Hey, Buckcherry's self-titled debut from the late 90s was killer. It still sounds like the second coming of Appetite-era Guns N' Roses. That particular album isn't smut rock; it's straight up pure hard rock.

[@zdoggzero6595]

1ex1uger that album was pretty dang good for a band that would later become... this, kinda sad

[@jliller]

"It still sounds like the second coming of Appetite-era Guns N' Roses." Appetite For Destruction is an album all about sex, booze, and drugs so it fits.

[@jesurenbnb]

​​​@@jlillerno its not the second coming of appetite era gnr, also no, the appetite album was not all about sex drugs and rock n roll, it was also about poverty and well the "jungle" although yes it did had the sex, those songs are better than what buckcherry did

[@jesurenbnb]

Nope its smut rock

[@thorbjrnreppe7343]

Hey Luke! Most of the albums you do I agree with, but I still to this day like a lot of the songs on this album. Still a hugely entertaining video and thanx for the trip down memory lane!

[@JPPW1982]

Buckcherry is a guilty pleasure. You shouldn't like them but for some reason you do. And even find them rather fun live. I only admit I like them online is because you can't see my face lol.

[@gunsnhalen]

YES!!!!!!! Just went to gym, got lunch, and a new episode. My life couldn't get better right now:3

[@SlyHikari03]

I kinda like this band. My uncle knows the guitarist (Stevie D). At least one good thing came from the band... Their instrumentals are pretty good though too.

[@helltoupee6664]

Does anyone know why they called the band Buckcherry ?! I always thought it was just laziness and switched up the letters in Chuck Berry... Any thoughts?

[@14fluffies]

To be honest, EVERY member of Limp Bizkit not named Fred deserved to be in a better band.

[@mitchmattmedia]

Love this series! Wish they were more frequent!

[@InnocentDarkside]

As a lifelong Chargers fan, I can confirm that that statement is indeed true. ...How I have not drank myself into a coma knowing that all these years is still a mystery.

[@RasenFemme]

Well... this was the year "Revenge of the Sith" came out. Maybe 2006 was the year of gratuitous violence and misguided affection?

[@philipibaugh2925]

I was dating a girl who loved this garbage when it was all over the radio. Thankfully the radio was only played while driving and I had my own music collection inside the house

[@teamfingahs4907]

“Happy Madison level lyrics” beautiful.

[@Stuffyoucantunwatch]

I regret that I liked Buck Cherry's "Lit Up (I Love the Cocain)" back when I was a teenager. Then again, Iwas listening to darn near anything hard rock back then that would let me release all the anger, rage angst and mourning I had. Not so much mourning. 13 year olds don't really cope death, let alone understand it.

[@stephiiiless]

I get them Hinder and theroy of a dead man mixed up all the time.

[@jaybird455]

Not gonna lie, I pissed my ex wife off when I had her ringtone set to Crazy Bitch when she called me lol.

[@johnjoefitzpatrick8483]

So I can now see where Ke$ha got her lyrics from.

[@johnjoefitzpatrick8483]

I understand what she's been through with the Dr Luke case but that doesn't mean I have to like her music. She was basically the female version of Buckcherry aka an unholy fusion of Kid Rock and the worst of 80s hair metal e.g. Warrant.

[@sachikiriyama6705]

I have never heard about this band. I think that's a good thing.

[@MusicGeekery]

Surprised you didn't make a "SEX!!" callback

[@kevinwilley4180]

With how sex focused Buckcherry songs are, suddenly shouting "SEX!!" would not stand out from the actual lyrics.

[@MusicGeekery]

Fair point. I think it was the oversaturation causing that expectation

[@robmortimer4150]

I normally don’t flinch at the sales comparisons, but this one hurt

[@jeremyfincham1422]

A band that came out in 1995 that sounds like they came from 1985.

[@stokesa3122]

"I'm sorry I'm bad, I'm sorry I'm Bill."

[@kornkobjake]

I cannot listen to this band anymore. Idk why I listened to them before, but I haven't heard anything from them in a while... Thank God