Aerosmith Thread.

[clockworkrose]

my fave songs hafta be  "Mama Kin" and "Dream On"  [hihi]

[Crepndeth8]

I'm so pissed, I really wanted to go see the show, but the tickets were $130 and $90 without the service charges, so I just said fuck it.  I'll catch them on tour next year when I won't have to pay for Kiss too.

[guitarpatch]

How bout some Milk Cow Blues, Seasons of Wither, Adam's Apple, Lord of the Thighs, Sick as a Dog, Three Mile Smile, Let the Music do the Talkin, St. John, Janies Got a Gun, Everything on Get a Grip, and the lyrics to the song Sunshine are so fucking hilarious!  I Love Aerosmith!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[slash2001]

I love early aerosmith,fave albums definatly get your wings and rocks,although toys in the attic is a classic too.fave songs,hmnn, Kings and Queens is my fave i also like you see me cryin,toys in the attic,sweet emotion and loads more.hope they tour UK soon.

[Foxy]

Cool Forum.  [yes]

[Eduardo]

Aerosmith simply rocks, my 2nd favorite band. Dream On for me is one of the top 5 songs off all time, especially the one from the MTV Anniversary Video, w/ orchestra.

I just own 3 albuns: Live bootleg, Permanent Vacation and Nine Lives, they're all great, but the best is Rocks

All the songs in rocks are amazing, especially Rats in the Cellar (incredibly awesome) and Back in the saddle

[Dot]

Buy Pandora's box...it'll leave you like [drooling]....a compilation of songs from their early albums,I not only have Pandora's Box but have it autographed by Joe Perry thank you.

[Eduardo]

Buy Pandora's box...it'll leave you like [drooling]....a compilation of songs from their early albums,I not only have Pandora's Box but have it autographed by Joe Perry thank you.

Lucky bastard, I jyst love Joe Perry, he's my biggest influence along with slash

[Dot]

Lucky bastard, I jyst love Joe Perry, he's my biggest influence along with slash

 [rofl] [rofl] [rofl]

Well my friend sorry to make you jealous but I was not only abl eto have him sign my cds but also to shake his hand....

By the way, good influences...hope you take it somewhere,the world needs a real guitar player.

[Eduardo]

hehehe thanks, I agree the world needs a real guitar player. But I'm afraid it wont be me   Not that I'm bad in guitar but you know...

[Dot]

The one I have is the mini box set with the 3 cds.....he signed the cover of the "lyrics booklet".

[Eduardo]

The one I have is the mini box set with the 3 cds.....he signed the cover of the "lyrics booklet".

when did you meet him?

[Dot]

I met the guy almost a minth ago now...I was so nervous,shaking like a girl and sweating.

[Eduardo]

I met the guy almost a minth ago now...I was so nervous,shaking like a girl and sweating.

I'd be that way too. But it'd be worth it, the guy for me is a God

[Uncle Axl]

i wanna congratulate the man who dedicate this to Aerosmith!

I  got evry single album Aerosmith has released , and i would like to add something , if we talk about covers, i love im down from the beatles , i think Aerosmith gives this song the energy it needed .  [yes]


Keep on going this Aerosmith Topic rocks!!!!

[MR.BROWNSTONE]

New Aerosmith Album Bumped To January

Aerosmith has finished cutting the tracks for its new blues album, which will be mixed over the summer and fall and will most likely be released in January by Columbia, guitarist Joe Perry tells Billboard.com. "All the basics are done, we're probably three-quarters done with the overdubs. And there really aren't many to do, because we cut the album basically live," he says.

Co-produced by the band and Jack Douglas, who helmed such Aerosmith classics as "Toys in the Attic" (1975) and "Rocks" (1976), the as-yet-untitled set will probably feature covers of Muddy Waters' "I'm Ready," Little Walter's "Temperature" and a couple of Mississippi Fred McDowell cuts, including "You Gotta Move."

Born out of sessions held in the basement of Perry's Boston-area home and then recorded nearby at the band's recently built studio, the album will most likely include a couple of songs featuring Perry singing lead. In April, Perry told Billboard.com one such track could be the early Fleetwood Mac cut "Stop Messin' Round."

The album will also include a few new Aerosmith originals. "There's one song that we wrote in Hawaii," he says. "It's got a real R&B feel to it; it kind of has the same feel as 'Crazy.'"

Previously, Perry said the band was shooting for a September release date. Pushing the album back roughly six months ought to prove helpful, he says: "By having the record come out in January, it gives us a little more time, and if something else comes along, it will be real easy to cut it and throw it on there," he says.

The decision certainly seems like a reaction to the warm response with which fans have greeted the band's forthcoming, co-headlining tour with Kiss. Perry says that most likely, the tour -- on which Aerosmith will close each show -- will last until Christmas, moving from amphitheaters into arenas.

"We always figured we'd be on the road until Christmas," he admits. "And, apparently, in spite of what some of the other tours are doing, we're doing pretty well. There's certainly an offer for us to go indoors, and I think that we'll make that decision pretty soon."

The opening show, to be held Aug. 2 in Hartford, Conn., will mark the first time the bands have shared a stage in nearly 30 years. "Certainly following them is not going to be easy," says the guitarist, who guested on Kiss bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons' 1978 solo album. "They're certainly headliners in their own right. It's just gonna make for more inspiration. I don't think there are too many people that I wouldn't follow, just because of my natural competitive instinct, and how much faith I have in my own band.

"But that's the kind of thing that makes for a great show," Perry continues. "Any time you get to follow a band that, whether they've got great songs, or they put on a great show, ya know, there's something about them that gets the audience crazy. It always inspires us to go on and top it."

Source: http://www.billboard.com/bb/daily/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1924946

[Dizzy]

I'm going to see Aerosmith and Kiss in less than a month!  

[Dot]

Much respect I have for the Aerosmith guys(man I'm speaking like Yoda), wait I can't for their new album, live I saw them and blown away I was, Joe Perry I met and he is the coolest.

[MR.BROWNSTONE]

Aerosmith Leaders Record Song With Chuck D And Busta Rhymes.

-- Aerosmith leaders Steven Tyler and Joe Perry have teamed with some of the biggest names in hip-hop on the theme song for the upcoming ESPY Awards. The song is called "Let's Get Loud," and it was written by Public Enemy's Chuck D and Gary G-Wiz.

Tyler and Perry were brought in by Chuck D to add a rock hook, and the goal is to have the track become a stadium anthem along the lines of Queen's "We Will Rock You" and Gary Glitter's "Rock And Roll, Part 2." A video was also filmed, and it will air at the beginning of the awards show.

Chuck D says the song will then be released under the heading the Spitballers. Besides Aerosmith and Chuck D, that version will also feature hip-hop stars Busta Rhymes, Phife Dawg, MC Lyte, and Public Enemy's Flavor Flav. The exact release date hasn't been announced yet.

The ESPY Awards, which honor sporting achievements from the past year, will air July 16 on ESPN.

It's not the first time Tyler and Perry have joined forces with rap stars. In 1986, they partnered with Run-D.M.C. on a remake of "Walk This Way," which peaked at Number Four on the pop chart and Number Eight on the R&B chart.

Source: http://launch.yahoo.com/read/news.asp?contentID=214088

If you did not get to see the ESPY awards on July 16 on ESPN they are show it over a few times.  [ok]

[Jagged Little Pill]

my fave aerosmith songs are :

Walk This Way
Sweet Emotions
Angel
Dream On
Hole In My Soul
Crazy
Cryin

theres probably more i'm forgeting.