Steven Tyler has a foundation now called Janie's house that builds homes for young women who have been abused and just basically need help. He has a huge fundraiser every year around the Grammys I think it is. He's really a great person I've gotten to meet him several times. I remember one time we were all backstage and there was a girl that was talking to him about how their music helped save her and get her into rehab. He didn't care how many people were waiting to talk to him he gave her his ultimate complete attention and I don't think I ever saw his eyes leave her eyes while she told him her story.
@@Blisteryn yeah I wasn't a young groupie lol this was late '90s we were friends with their tour manager. I think they were over the groupie stuff by then 😂
The guy who took parental custody of an underaged girl he was dating to be able to transport her over state lines legally has a foundation for helping young women? Sounds about right
Steven Tyler is THE vocalist. His instrument is just so fine tuned after half a century of singing. He's finally retired to take care of that instrument, but his legacy and his lyrics (along with Joe Perry, the lead guitarist who wrote many of the songs with Steven) will live on for decades!
I cannot listen to Aerosmith while I’m driving. The next thing I know, I’m at 120 mph and building speed! Aerosmith makes me happy happy! (Psst, I’m 63)
Your dedication to these reactions is really appreciated. Never underestimate how much fun it is for those of us who saw bands like this on the first go around to see the next generation appreciating the same thing. Hope you have a great time in Wales Janie came out in late ‘89
"Walk This Way" - "Sweet Emotion" - "Uncle Salty" - "No More No More" - "Big Ten Inch Record". --- All from the "Toys in the Attic" album and all great.
@@chrisweidner4768facts!!!!! Nobody’s Fault is Aerosmith at their finest, IMHO. I personally do not care for late 80’s Aerosmith, not the best representation of their talent. I prefer older bluesy, dirty Aerosmith.
Give Aerosmiths Walk this Way with Run DMC a listen. These 2 bands not only created a new genre of music with rock/metal and rap, this song revived Aerosmiths music career. Fun twist on an old classic. Blew my then teenage mind when it hit.
Aerosmith is America's Greatest Rock and Roll band and the best selling American hard rock band of all-time. Their first album came out in 1972. They have spanned decades with huge hits. You have to dive down this rabbit hole. Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Love in an Elevator, Rag Doll, What It Takes, Angel, Livin' on the Edge, Train Kept a Rollin', Baby, Please Don't Go (from 2004), Jaded, Back in the Saddle, Draw the Line, Falling in Love (Is Hard on the Knees), Amazing, Cryin', Crazy, F.I.N.E, Eat the Rich and about 100 more. There are too many to list. Steven Tyler is the goat. Enjoy the journey.
There is a HUGE rabbit hole of incredible songs from these fabulous boys At 76 and 73 respectively, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry (f.k.a. The Toxic Twins because of their heavy habits) are two of the best singer/guitarists out there
🏴hi from Wales🏴 hope you’re here for pleasure 😊 Just want to say I’m a 57 year old woman enjoying the fuck out of your reactions. It’s great to see someone that seems as passionate about music as I’ve been all my life. This song is one of my top 5 from Aerosmith 🤘🏼xx
When I was a 14ish year old girl (with a wonderful dad, but still), this song felt bones-deep cathartic, for every time I'd been casually creeped on, touched, photographed, catcalled, by men I knew and by total strangers, at way too young of an age to know how to deal with any of it. This right here was empowering in a way I badly needed back then. Nobody was speaking to us about this when&where I grew up, and I found this song by complete accident. And it made me feel like I had a right to all that anger I carried around, from every incident I couldn't explain and couldn't get out of. Still gives me chills to this day.
This was one of a few songs in the "adults didn't want to talk about this stuff happening to kids, but now this song is everywhere I guess maybe we have to talk to our kids and make motions of doing something" genre along with Jeremy, Runaway Train and others. Overnight when this dropped there was a lot of kids asking their parents uncomfortable questions after hearing the lyrics, and good on them for using their platform to bring it up. Sadly still way too common so not as transformative as it could have been, but there were a bunch of kids out there realizing stuff they were going through wasn't normal and wasn't okay, which was validating and hopefully a step in a better direction.
My favorite part of the whole song is at the end, where he does the equivalent of hiding the best comment in the tags. "Honey, honey what's the problem? Lord, tell me it ain't right! Was it daddy's cradle-robbin', made you scream at night?" This is one of those the perfect Rock albums. And like Nobody's Fault and Living On The Edge, it's one of the songs where Aerosmith stops partying and gets a conscience, which is one of my favorite things ever. I've seen them 4x, they were my first concert... and i will never cease loving them.
That break in his vocals is often called a “flip.” He’s flipping from his connected voice into his head voice, sometimes called falsetto, and back down to his connected voice which is where he belts.
Sweet Emotion, Crazy, Pink, Walk This Way, Livin' On The Edge, Cryin', Dude Looks Like A Lady, Amazing, Don't Want To Miss A Thing (all with their music videos)
You’re the absolute perfect combination of you want to see from music reaction videos: someone who legitimately hasn’t heard the songs, but appreciates (and usually becomes a fan) of the music. Anyone can record a reaction to a song: what I want to see is a fan of my favorite band’s first reaction to their songs…and you end up loving all my favorites. Aerosmith, Pantera, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam…I could keep going. Cheers to you, Mollyboy.
I think "Amazing" by them is a top 10 song of all time. Theres more complex songs out there, but for theme and ear candy elements its such an underappreciated song
Many of their videos have an actress by the name of "ALICIA SILVERSTONE" who is a very good friend of Steven Tyler's daughter Liv Tyler who was in the movie ARMEGGEDON that Steven sang the main song for the movie. Many of the videos have both Alicia and Liv in them together.
Aerosmith is hands down my all time favorite band! I grew up in the 70s & 80s so there's a lot to choose from, but Aerosmith beats them all. There's no bad song, any choice will be a banger!
Can’t wait! Absolutely love Aerosmith.. One of my favourite memories ever is having Steven Tyler wish me a happy 18th birthday while on stage during a show in Manchester many years ago
This guy Steven Tyler is one of the best frontman/singers in Rock n Roll History!!! He and Robert Plant are one of my favorite vocalist in Rock n Roll history!!! And Steve Tyler is my all-time favorite Rock n Roll Performer in Rock n Roll history along side Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones!!! I Love Aerosmith!!!! Also Check out or react to "Back in The Saddle" the audio version.....and "Love On the Elevator" the video version!!! Absolutely FIRE!!! Molly these song will make your hair stand up on the top of your head!!!
The song was in a scene from “Not Another Teen Movie”, male lead high school student put it on over the PA system in the high school stadium at lunch, sang it to the girl he liked who is also named Janie, she gets tackled by security because they think she has a gun on her…
@@MollyBoyTV yes, the scene starts from the beginning of the song and I think during that part is when security is chasing her through the stands and around the field.
@@MollyBoyTV Yo wats good Molly Lad bro, how ya been lad? You got to check out The Offspring react to the official song video called Defy you. You will love it bro
This is probably my favorite 80s Aerosmith song, but that had 2 incredible albums in the late 80s with hit after hit after hit, videos on MTV 24/7. They're one of the few bands that have had incredible careers in the 70s, 80s & 90s. Different sounds in each decade but their badass sound is the thread that connects them. And Steven's voice, lol.
@Mr.wilson949 Not hate. It was a fact. I just find it ironic that he sang about child abuse when he himself was accused. Now go back to your safe place.
The Best Aerosmith is the earliest!!! 70's!! Chip Away at the Stone - Mama Kin - Toys in the Attic - Sweet Emotion - Kings and Queens - Last Child - Dream on - Walk this Way - Back in the Saddle - Train Kept Rolling
Aerosmith. Classic band. 70s classic rock era. Late 80s - 90s glam era/revival era. 2000s modern. Biggest #1 hit - I Dont Want To Miss A Thing from the film Armageddon. This song is late 80s. Aerosmith is a huge band. Lots of their songs are used in commercials. You might have heard those lines in some commercial or movie.
Started going to Aerosmith concerts in the 70s 5 times over the years ,These guys are great .Steven is one of the greatest front men of all times.my opinion 😊 so much talent from each one of the band members.
WOW! This takes me back to when I was 11-13 y/o. The town used to hold free outdoor concerts, and they used to play a few songs when they came. This was before they were noticed and became famous. Steven Tyler is from the tiny state I live in, and he still comes back to his home by one of our well-known lakes about an hour from where I live. His mom was in an exclusive assisted living facility in my hometown and my husband was a full time firefighter. Firefighters were almost always first on the scene of any call, including medical emergencies, and most of them knew her. She enjoyed talking to them. And the actress Liv Tyler is Steven's daughter. She was in her teens the first time they met. Just a bit of trivia for you.
More Aerosmith 😊 I've seen them live twice. One time I went by myself lol Back then it was one big party and you could meet people while you're there. Joe Perry is one of the legend guitar players!
Toys in the Attic album by Aerosmith , toys in the Attic , walk this way, not on the toys in the attic walking the dog & my big ten inch record all good tunes , great reaction mollyboy 🔥🎸🇺🇲💯 !!!
There's no other song that to me sounds so disjointed yet properly cohesive at the same time. It sounds complete and finished, yet somehow missing something - like it's got a head and legs that are somehow connected without a body in-between. I don't know how better to describe it. Amazing song and craft.
Little 10 year old me is smiling so big right now :) This was some of the first rock n' roll I remember, and I loved it! It was nothing like the BS hair metal of the same era. These guys were so good, and I knew they were special.
What a treat rediscovering this song and seeing you enjoying it so much too. Gotta respect your serious commitment to these videos MollyBoy. You definitely got me hooked. It's like a cliffhanger at the end of every video wondering what's coming next. And your little aside glances to the camera. So endearing!
Aerosmith is one of the biggest bands of all time! They've been around since the early 70s and still touring. One of the first big 'hard' rockers. Endless songs!
This guy Joe Perry the lead guitar player is one of the best guitar players in Rock n Roll History and one of the most underrated guitar players in Rock n' Roll history the MF can play that guitar!!!! Joe tears it up on every song Aerosmith creates!!! Love Love some Joe Perry!!!
I love Joe Perry's solo for the reason you said. It's crazy. I think it reflects how Janie is feeling. Torn apart by what her father has done to her and grappling with defending herself against him using the gun she's obtained. It is just the perfect complement to Steven's storytelling in the lyrics.
Great Reaction Man ! Aerosmith was the First Concert I ever saw ! I was 14 Years Old and it was in 1979. I have Never looked back since ! Please React to " Adams Apple " and " Last Child " and " Rats in the Cellar " by Aerosmith 💨💨
I saw Aerosmith perform this live in the Birmingham Exhibition Centre UK in 1991, I have never seen anything like it since. Steven Tyler is a once in a lifetime phenomenon and for him to hook up with a band of musicians to match him was nothing short of miraculous. I will take that memory to the grave.
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Steven Tyler has a foundation now called Janie's house that builds homes for young women who have been abused and just basically need help. He has a huge fundraiser every year around the Grammys I think it is. He's really a great person I've gotten to meet him several times. I remember one time we were all backstage and there was a girl that was talking to him about how their music helped save her and get her into rehab. He didn't care how many people were waiting to talk to him he gave her his ultimate complete attention and I don't think I ever saw his eyes leave her eyes while she told him her story.
True story, he's a very cool person.
Great story Michelle! 👍
Yeah, he used to meet a lot of young groupies back in the 70's.
@@Blisteryn yeah I wasn't a young groupie lol this was late '90s we were friends with their tour manager. I think they were over the groupie stuff by then 😂
The guy who took parental custody of an underaged girl he was dating to be able to transport her over state lines legally has a foundation for helping young women? Sounds about right
Steven Tyler is THE vocalist. His instrument is just so fine tuned after half a century of singing. He's finally retired to take care of that instrument, but his legacy and his lyrics (along with Joe Perry, the lead guitarist who wrote many of the songs with Steven) will live on for decades!
I cannot listen to Aerosmith while I’m driving. The next thing I know, I’m at 120 mph and building speed! Aerosmith makes me happy happy! (Psst, I’m 63)
same w/ Van Halen, AC/DC,
“Sweet Emotion” would be a great break in song. Classic Aerosmith at its best.
Joe Perry is a seriously underrated guitar genius.
...and also the brother of Steve Perry, the lead singer of "Journey"
How the hell is he „underrated“? Anyway, I think the term „underrated“ is extremely overrated… and overused.
"Back in the Saddle" - absolutely
ABSO-FREAKING-LUTELY!!
Amen! Steven's vocals are outta control on that song!
Your dedication to these reactions is really appreciated. Never underestimate how much fun it is for those of us who saw bands like this on the first go around to see the next generation appreciating the same thing.
Hope you have a great time in Wales
Janie came out in late ‘89
"Walk This Way" - "Sweet Emotion" - "Uncle Salty" - "No More No More" - "Big Ten Inch Record". --- All from the "Toys in the Attic" album and all great.
And “Rocks” is an even better masterpiece album.
@@chrisweidner4768facts!!!!! Nobody’s Fault is Aerosmith at their finest, IMHO. I personally do not care for late 80’s Aerosmith, not the best representation of their talent. I prefer older bluesy, dirty Aerosmith.
Want to do full albums …..permanent vacation , pump ,.
😂 my first Aerosmith record!!❤❤❤❤
YES! All of these and more.
Give Aerosmiths Walk this Way with Run DMC a listen. These 2 bands not only created a new genre of music with rock/metal and rap, this song revived Aerosmiths music career. Fun twist on an old classic. Blew my then teenage mind when it hit.
@@CMaks-me6dq some producer founded the new genre. I wouldn't brag about it . Genre sucks
could be cool a double reaction of both version
No one can deny that Steven Tyler is one of the best rock vocalists of all time.
Aerosmith is America's Greatest Rock and Roll band and the best selling American hard rock band of all-time. Their first album came out in 1972. They have spanned decades with huge hits. You have to dive down this rabbit hole. Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Love in an Elevator, Rag Doll, What It Takes, Angel, Livin' on the Edge, Train Kept a Rollin', Baby, Please Don't Go (from 2004), Jaded, Back in the Saddle, Draw the Line, Falling in Love (Is Hard on the Knees), Amazing, Cryin', Crazy, F.I.N.E, Eat the Rich and about 100 more. There are too many to list. Steven Tyler is the goat. Enjoy the journey.
Um, The Eagles, The Allman Brothers Band, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, REM, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, The Band......
Lord of the thighs, kings and queens, mama kin, rats in the cellar,etc...🎸
🤦♂️🤡🥴
@@gregcable3250I believe he said American hard rock. The bands you named are amazing, but not hard rock.
@@gregcable3250IMO Aerosmith is better than all of those bands, so the point stands to me.
There is a HUGE rabbit hole of incredible songs from these fabulous boys
At 76 and 73 respectively, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry (f.k.a. The Toxic Twins because of their heavy habits) are two of the best singer/guitarists out there
🏴hi from Wales🏴 hope you’re here for pleasure 😊 Just want to say I’m a 57 year old woman enjoying the fuck out of your reactions. It’s great to see someone that seems as passionate about music as I’ve been all my life. This song is one of my top 5 from Aerosmith 🤘🏼xx
LAST CHILD ... Great funky Aerosmith groove
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Indeed. “Rocks” is a masterpiece
When I was a 14ish year old girl (with a wonderful dad, but still), this song felt bones-deep cathartic, for every time I'd been casually creeped on, touched, photographed, catcalled, by men I knew and by total strangers, at way too young of an age to know how to deal with any of it. This right here was empowering in a way I badly needed back then. Nobody was speaking to us about this when&where I grew up, and I found this song by complete accident. And it made me feel like I had a right to all that anger I carried around, from every incident I couldn't explain and couldn't get out of. Still gives me chills to this day.
Thanks for working your ass off for us! It is appreciated.
Kings and queens, and back in the saddle. Probably my favorite two tunes from these guys.
Thank you!!!! Kings and Queens is their best song in my opinion and I’ve never seen anyone react to it!
YES!!
Also, Amazing, and Home Tonight ❤
Dude! The Toxic Twins rule! I have seen them live more than any other band. Consistently great, every. Single. Time.
This was one of a few songs in the "adults didn't want to talk about this stuff happening to kids, but now this song is everywhere I guess maybe we have to talk to our kids and make motions of doing something" genre along with Jeremy, Runaway Train and others. Overnight when this dropped there was a lot of kids asking their parents uncomfortable questions after hearing the lyrics, and good on them for using their platform to bring it up. Sadly still way too common so not as transformative as it could have been, but there were a bunch of kids out there realizing stuff they were going through wasn't normal and wasn't okay, which was validating and hopefully a step in a better direction.
90s Aerosmith has a completely different vibe. "Cryin" will forever be my favorite ❤
Used to rush home from school to watch for the video 😂
Same 😂
Love that song.❤❤
Living on the Edge. Please
1989, I was 19 and their album PUMP produced so many legendary songs, the radio was pumping them out non stop!
1st CD I ever bought, along with Alice Cooper's Trash.
Love your reaction!
More Aerosmith please, I love this music! 🌟❤️ 💚 🇸🇪
My favorite part of the whole song is at the end, where he does the equivalent of hiding the best comment in the tags. "Honey, honey what's the problem? Lord, tell me it ain't right! Was it daddy's cradle-robbin', made you scream at night?"
This is one of those the perfect Rock albums. And like Nobody's Fault and Living On The Edge, it's one of the songs where Aerosmith stops partying and gets a conscience, which is one of my favorite things ever.
I've seen them 4x, they were my first concert... and i will never cease loving them.
.. Janie's last IOU .... 💃💃💃💃
That break in his vocals is often called a “flip.” He’s flipping from his connected voice into his head voice, sometimes called falsetto, and back down to his connected voice which is where he belts.
Sweet Emotion, Crazy, Pink, Walk This Way, Livin' On The Edge, Cryin', Dude Looks Like A Lady, Amazing, Don't Want To Miss A Thing (all with their music videos)
I agree. I was going to say he should react to some of those songs too.
You’re the absolute perfect combination of you want to see from music reaction videos: someone who legitimately hasn’t heard the songs, but appreciates (and usually becomes a fan) of the music.
Anyone can record a reaction to a song: what I want to see is a fan of my favorite band’s first reaction to their songs…and you end up loving all my favorites. Aerosmith, Pantera, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam…I could keep going.
Cheers to you, Mollyboy.
'What It Takes' is probably their best
Went on a road trip when I was 13 and listened to this song on my discman on repeat the whole time! 🤘
Saw them in ‘76, ‘77, & ‘79!! Awesome concerts!!🤘🔥
Saw them too in 77 and 79 in SC!
I think "Amazing" by them is a top 10 song of all time. Theres more complex songs out there, but for theme and ear candy elements its such an underappreciated song
My first concert in 1975!! Aerosmith rocks!!
Aerosmith and Run DMC doing, "Walk this Way." Right up your alley...
I'd like to see that reaction video also!!
The sounds that Steven Tyler can make are amazing!
@@leeannmcdermott8313 if you like buffoon music
Listen to their song "Angel"....amazing vocals
Love this song. Check these out too from them - "Walk this way", "Sweet Emotion", "Dude looks like a lady" and "Living on the edge"
Steven Tyler is my favorite singer ever. His vocals are unmatched. I saw them live way back in the 80's!
Late 80's😎
Love in an Elevator- Joe Perry’s solo is amazing, Steven’s performance is awesome, and it’s such a fun song
Many of their videos have an actress by the name of "ALICIA SILVERSTONE" who is a very good friend of Steven Tyler's daughter Liv Tyler who was in the movie ARMEGGEDON that Steven sang the main song for the movie. Many of the videos have both Alicia and Liv in them together.
Love aerosmith. This song is 1 of my faves. Seen them live.awesome
MB, Aerosmith Rocks, react to Train Kept A Rollin' ♡
70's band from Boston Massachusetts
@@edwardziff3274 arrow smith
They sound just as good in concert too!
Aerosmith have an amazing catalog, dive deep please!
Aerosmith is hands down my all time favorite band! I grew up in the 70s & 80s so there's a lot to choose from, but Aerosmith beats them all. There's no bad song, any choice will be a banger!
You’ll LOVE Back in the Saddle!!
Steven Tyler will give any music fan goosebumps ❤
React to Aerosmith Crazy next.
Can’t wait! Absolutely love Aerosmith.. One of my favourite memories ever is having Steven Tyler wish me a happy 18th birthday while on stage during a show in Manchester many years ago
Yes, please explore more Aerosmith, it'll be worth the time you invest!!!!!!!!!😊
70's Aerosmith.
Seasons of Wither
This guy Steven Tyler is one of the best frontman/singers in Rock n Roll History!!! He and Robert Plant are one of my favorite vocalist in Rock n Roll history!!! And Steve Tyler is my all-time favorite Rock n Roll Performer in Rock n Roll history along side Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones!!! I Love Aerosmith!!!! Also Check out or react to "Back in The Saddle" the audio version.....and "Love On the Elevator" the video version!!! Absolutely FIRE!!! Molly these song will make your hair stand up on the top of your head!!!
What It Takes, Cryin', Livin' On The Edge
The song was in a scene from “Not Another Teen Movie”, male lead high school student put it on over the PA system in the high school stadium at lunch, sang it to the girl he liked who is also named Janie, she gets tackled by security because they think she has a gun on her…
Does the film also have the part ‘Run away from the pain’ in it? That may be where I recognise the lyrics from
@@MollyBoyTV yes, the scene starts from the beginning of the song and I think during that part is when security is chasing her through the stands and around the field.
@@MollyBoyTV Yo wats good Molly Lad bro, how ya been lad? You got to check out The Offspring react to the official song video called Defy you. You will love it bro
Walk This Way with Run DMC. dude! You’ll love it, fun video ☮️💙👵🏼
Heartbreaking song.Brings back memories of me listening to it in my childhood
This is probably my favorite 80s Aerosmith song, but that had 2 incredible albums in the late 80s with hit after hit after hit, videos on MTV 24/7. They're one of the few bands that have had incredible careers in the 70s, 80s & 90s. Different sounds in each decade but their badass sound is the thread that connects them. And Steven's voice, lol.
It’s important to note Stephen Tyler built a house for abused girls called Annie’s House
*Janie’s
Julia Holcomb/ Steven Tyler.. GOOGLE it.
@@danielshea518 That case has been dismissed. Take your hate somewhere else!
@Mr.wilson949 Not hate. It was a fact. I just find it ironic that he sang about child abuse when he himself was accused. Now go back to your safe place.
Arrow Smith Foundation for Corny Music
Lovin me some aerosmith. I like Train Kept a Rollin. It's fire. Love your show
Bro! Sweet Emotion and Senora Sunrise are bangers!
You hear Joe Perry's influence big time on Slash
Joe Perry ( guitar) has a very unique style. Nobody sounds quite like him.
Met Joe at a book signing. Very quiet, humble and a sweetheart of a guy.
Has a sound like a Les Paul to me.
Run DMC and Aerosmith, Walk this way ❤ Great collaboration
Amazing song from an amazing band🔥🎸
Bruv- SEASONS OF WITHER MTV UNPLUGGED. Take it from the World's Biggest Aerosmith Geek since 75. 😊😊😊 LOVE your reaction and my name is Janie. ❤❤❤
Aerosmith was one of my first concerts. I LOVE Steven Tyler's voice, and as others here have said, he is an all around great Human Being.
Sweet Emotion - a good one
Oughtta check out Toys In The Attic. :)
Molly Boy, you have to react to "Living on the edge" trust me on this.
The Best Aerosmith is the earliest!!! 70's!! Chip Away at the Stone - Mama Kin - Toys in the Attic - Sweet Emotion - Kings and Queens - Last Child - Dream on - Walk this Way - Back in the Saddle - Train Kept Rolling
Aerosmith. Classic band. 70s classic rock era. Late 80s - 90s glam era/revival era. 2000s modern. Biggest #1 hit - I Dont Want To Miss A Thing from the film Armageddon.
This song is late 80s.
Aerosmith is a huge band. Lots of their songs are used in commercials. You might have heard those lines in some commercial or movie.
Oma here...'Sweet Emotion' is an early one of theirs but a goodie.
Started going to Aerosmith concerts in the 70s 5 times over the years ,These guys are great .Steven is one of the greatest front men of all times.my opinion 😊 so much talent from each one of the band members.
WOW! This takes me back to when I was 11-13 y/o. The town used to hold free outdoor concerts, and they used to play a few songs when they came. This was before they were noticed and became famous. Steven Tyler is from the tiny state I live in, and he still comes back to his home by one of our well-known lakes about an hour from where I live. His mom was in an exclusive assisted living facility in my hometown and my husband was a full time firefighter. Firefighters were almost always first on the scene of any call, including medical emergencies, and most of them knew her. She enjoyed talking to them. And the actress Liv Tyler is Steven's daughter. She was in her teens the first time they met. Just a bit of trivia for you.
More Aerosmith 😊 I've seen them live twice.
One time I went by myself lol
Back then it was one big party and you could meet people while you're there.
Joe Perry is one of the legend guitar players!
Looking forward to seeing them in December. On their final tour. Great classic songs.
Toys in the Attic album by Aerosmith , toys in the Attic , walk this way, not on the toys in the attic walking the dog & my big ten inch record all good tunes , great reaction mollyboy 🔥🎸🇺🇲💯 !!!
Your doing great with your picks. Really appreciate them.
Glad you like them!
There's no other song that to me sounds so disjointed yet properly cohesive at the same time. It sounds complete and finished, yet somehow missing something - like it's got a head and legs that are somehow connected without a body in-between. I don't know how better to describe it. Amazing song and craft.
Little 10 year old me is smiling so big right now :) This was some of the first rock n' roll I remember, and I loved it! It was nothing like the BS hair metal of the same era. These guys were so good, and I knew they were special.
What a treat rediscovering this song and seeing you enjoying it so much too. Gotta respect your serious commitment to these videos MollyBoy. You definitely got me hooked. It's like a cliffhanger at the end of every video wondering what's coming next. And your little aside glances to the camera. So endearing!
Ur journey has just started MUSIC ALL GENRE'S will always have ur answers !!!!
Love peace n HUGE RESPECT XXX
You need to do “toys in the attic” !
Not a huge Aerosmith fan, but I always liked this track.
One of the best songs of all time!!
Aerosmith is one of the biggest bands of all time! They've been around since the early 70s and still touring. One of the first big 'hard' rockers. Endless songs!
Steven Tyler iS from Boston Ma NEW ENGLAND
Ya! My hometown baby!
I feel like that guitar solo is supposed to feel like chaos, like poor Janie's life 😢
Always Lit 🔥 when Steven Tyler is singing ‼️
This guy Joe Perry the lead guitar player is one of the best guitar players in Rock n Roll History and one of the most underrated guitar players in Rock n' Roll history the MF can play that guitar!!!! Joe tears it up on every song Aerosmith creates!!! Love Love some Joe Perry!!!
Fantastic singer in his own right, too
Grand Funk Railroad
“Inside Looking Out” the live version
I love Joe Perry's solo for the reason you said. It's crazy. I think it reflects how Janie is feeling. Torn apart by what her father has done to her and grappling with defending herself against him using the gun she's obtained. It is just the perfect complement to Steven's storytelling in the lyrics.
Great Reaction Man !
Aerosmith was the First Concert I ever saw !
I was 14 Years Old and it was in 1979.
I have Never looked back since !
Please React to " Adams Apple " and " Last Child " and " Rats in the Cellar " by Aerosmith 💨💨
Sweet Emotion, Same Old Song and Dance, Ragdoll are some of my favs. They had a ton of hits
This is an amazing song very deep!!!!
Saw them live. You could feel the drums in your heart! Loved it!!!
I saw Aerosmith perform this live in the Birmingham Exhibition Centre UK in 1991, I have never seen anything like it since. Steven Tyler is a once in a lifetime phenomenon and for him to hook up with a band of musicians to match him was nothing short of miraculous. I will take that memory to the grave.
Love this song, thanks for the reaction MB. The hook in this still gives me chills.