I have no idea why, but this new video from Buckcherry instantly made my red wine hangover go away. I think it's cause I went 'Yes! Yeah I just got totally hammered at ladies night last night and now I'm hurting, but I could be a huge fat guy puking into a horn.' So yeah, just watch Too Drunk, off of Buckcherry's next album Black Butterfly.
Then watch this! Josh Todd of Buckcherry and Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach did this extended length commercial for some car stereo company. I hate putting commercials up as posts, but this one is done pretty well. Plus I love Buckcherry. Since they they were on coke! Here:
Buckcherry is back in the studio. Keith took to the bands official blog today to write about it:
Today is the day. We started writing and rehearsing for these recording sessions a few months back and now the time has come to put this baby on wax! we have so many songs now, the biggest challenge is what NOT to include on the record. A quality problem. True to form we work quick, afterall we did "15" in fifteen days. We're shooting for the same vibe with this one, but maybe adding an extra week. Will we call it "21"? Ummm... No.
But, part of what made that record so much fun is we just captured the raw essence of the band without over-thinking the recording process, and that's exactly how we're making this one.
Stay tuned for more updates as I'll be taking the time to let you know what's going on here and how everything is progressing a little more frequently than before. We can't wait for everyone to hear this new music. Keep the faith and stay tuned!
Keith
Stoked! I bought '15' the day it came out, in like '06 or whenever. No. More. 15. Ahh!
ps that pic was taken by somebody on my birthday at The Whiskey like two years ago. Buckcherry at The Whiskey on your birthday - Pretty cool huh??!?!
Josh Todd from Buckcherry and Tommy Lee from Motley Crue sat down with some girl - a hot girl - from a radio station to answer some questions about making babies. Well more like how to make babies. And the Jager is gone:
A man, who had tickets to the show, but didn't want to pay the $5 entrance fee into a Buckcherry concert ended up blowing a lot more than a Lincoln. He impaled himself on the fence he tried to climb! It went down like this:
A man trying to climb a 12-foot, wrought-iron fence into a concert venue fell onto one of the inch-thick spikes, impaling his thigh, then held on while rescuers worked to cut part of the fence away.
The man drifted in and out of consciousness as firefighters used hydraulic cutters to snap three of the spikes, but he was speaking as rescuers loaded him into an ambulance about 45 minutes later, said John Kottmyer, assistant chief of York fire and rescue service.
"He had to actually try to hold himself up there," Kottmyer said.
The fence's sharp-ended spikes rise about 8 inches above a horizontal bar, and when the man fell, one spike penetrated his leg completely. Nichols said the rescuers could not have removed the man from the fence.
"Medical protocol is you don't ... remove an impalement because it may have severed an artery or nicked an artery and it could be holding back that blood," Nichols said.
The man and several friends had been headed to the Bad Boys of Rock concert featuring the bands Hinder, Papa Roach and Buckcherry, according to York Fair vice president Gene Schenck.
The man had a concert ticket, but officials said the group may have jumped the fence to avoid the fair's $5 entry fee. His friends jumped the fence safely.
I'm notorious for liking big girls. I just don't give a fuck. See, I'm not really into chit-chat and really pretty girls, who rate an eight or nine, need that attention.