Black Stone Cherry by Black Stone Cherry (CD, Jul-2006, Roadrunner Records USA)

It's so great to listen to a New Band Like Black Stone Cherry all 13 Tracks on this CD Are nothing but heavy Southern style Vocals Chris Robertson can sing with the best of them. musically everything works Bass and Drums lead and rythym guitairs I would strongly suggest buying this CD It is an absolute classic and It's only there Debut release this band is going to be huge.

If you like southern rock with slammin guitars, this is an album for you, they have a great vocal range as well as versitility with the type of music they play. This is one of the best bands I have heard in a while.

I missed good ol' rock n roll! HUGE SKYNYRD fan and these guys are a morph of alot of 70's sounding rock! Well worth the listening.

AWSOME ALBUM WOULD RECOMMEND TO ANY BODY WHO LIKE NEW ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this cd is is a great listening experience for anyone who is getting into the newer age of rock and these guys will be very big on the scene for years to come!

This first effort of the group is right on! Scoring a Major break out Hit with "Lonely Train", these guys showed their southern rock roots and put the world on notice that they were for real. Introspective lyrics paired with precise musicianship makes these guys a young band to watch. I have seen them LIVE and they really know how to "Rock The House"! I would not hesitate to drive 2 hours in any direction to see them again! Do yourself a favor, and pick this CD up!!

I decided to search for Black Stone Cherry's self-titled debut CD upon noticing that they'd opened for several of my favorite bands. The band also had a catchy name and I was fond of their musical influences and interested to hear how they meshed their various influences together. After listening to a couple of their songs on YouTube, I was convinced to order it.

I'd read reviews commenting on how raw the CD sounded and I tend to agree. And I think that trait is a positive one...very fresh. While BSC is classified as blues/rock/southern rock, I found nearly half of the album's songs to be on the harder side bordering metal, while only 2 or 3 had blues overtones. The southern rock can be heard in the lead singer's voice, but in little else. Overall, a satisfying CD that is different than anything else in my collection and one that thrives on hard and mellow. Best tracks: Lonely Train, Hell & High Water, Violator Girl, Drive. Not wild about the first track, Rain Wizard, but the chorus does really showcase Robertson's vocal range. Get this CD.

Just saw Black Stone Cherry in Glasgow supporting Def Leppard and Whitesnake and they were awesome. The album lives up to that, the two don't always go hand in hand, and a new one is in the pipeline. They played through their own stacks and not the PA and still rocked the house. They're back in Glasgow in the autumn and I'll be there again. Back to the album - if you like good rock and stand up riffs, buy it. I'm sure they'll go far, and I'm sure I'll be a fan for the whole journey. To those reviewers who have, in so many words, said same old same old, have you never been influenced by anyone or anything? You can hear influences in any band and any band worth its salt will gladly tell you who they were influenced by growing up or when learning their craft. Only the good 'uns make it as far as this and Black Stone Cherry are gooooooood!

Nothing new. Sounds like rehashed rock. The CD content is no different the how many other bans that have come and gone. H The band has talent on potential, hopefully they will come into their own.

This is an excellent band...I had never heard of them before until I heard Lonely Train on a rock station. Loved it! So I bought the CD and every single track is great. I think they could give Lynard Skynard a run for their money. In fact, I think they're better. Buy this CD!

LOVE THIS C D VERY UPFRONT AND GOOD PRODUCTION BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH I AM WRITING A FREAKIN ESSAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!