I doubt that it's the only time Steven has injured his voice 😂 singers injure their voices all the time, usually they recover tho. Even way less extreme singers I jure their voice now and then
I had one of the greatest nights of my life when I was 20 years old and saw this live in Kansas City!!! That was one of the best concerts of my life. I’m 52 now and still remember every bit. Epic singer 🔥🔥🔥
@@ThelSuperlKing Of course, there are a lot of them, Baba O'Riley is my personal preference but of course there are many other great intros. I would probably not put the intro to Jump in the top 150 000 though, it's one of the most uninspired pieces of utter crap I've ever had the misfortune to had to listen to live (it's even worse live because they truly sucked live).
@@michaelmay5453 I’m a huge GnR fan and the intros to Sweet Child O Mine, Paradise City and Welcome to the Jungle are up there. Also Hells Bells and Thunderstruck by AC/DC.
@@angelamorrow8973 Paradise city and Hells Bells intros are just insanely good, the intro to Sweet Child O' Mine still sends shivers down my spine and Thunderstruck is at least good. Not so sure about Welcome To the Jungle but as tastes differ there isn't really any right or wrong here... Except Jump... Jump doesn't fucking belong in this category at all. VH did a lot of good songs, not so great intros and Jump doesn't even place in the bad intros, it's just... meh... Now meh is far worse than "I hate it" because at least there was something there but there really isn't in Jump, it's just ... meh. However.... Going by your taste, Crazy Train? Should be right up your ally....I found the Mr Crowley intro to be far too long to be good but I think that has to do with your state of mind. It differs even day to day. Being a bit drunk and going home I can love that intro too, but not at the start of the night, the start of the night is ALWAYS Paradise City...
RIP to Michael Kamen. He may not have been the first to mix orchestration with rock and hard rock, but he absolutely perfected the form. His orchestral arrangements and then his lead during the live performances.....such a loss with his passing.
@@kimmyball4961 I’m 43.. in my circle it’s all top 40 stuff or metal. They wouldn’t give Aerosmith the time of day. I grew up on it. So yes, underrated.
@@inkedoil7304 if your metal friends were dismissing them they were doing themselves a disfavor. Toys in the Attic and Rocks set the pace for hard rock and metal for years to come.
I saw Aerosmith live on the Just Press Play tour whenever that was. He was a hell of singer live. The standout song to me was probably "What it Takes".
There’s a documentary where they actually have a camera on Tyler’s vocal cords and you can actually see what they do when he hits those high notes. Can’t for the life of me remember what it was called
They indeed performed surgery on his vocal cords, here you can see an interview with Steven Tyler and his vocal doctor Dr. Steven Zeitels: ruclips.net/video/nFYnyAd2rro/видео.html Once he had recovered from the vocal surgery he also took vocal lessons from renowned vocal teacher Mark Baxter. Mark received training in music at The College of New Jersey and his value as a vocal teacher is unique in that he draws equally from his stage experience, some 3000 gigs and counting. Mark Baxter also published a very popular book on singing called: The Rock-N-Roll Singer's Survival Manual.
All-time favorite band! The fact they've endured all these years and overcame so much to still be as great now as they've always been is just incredible! Steven is hands down one of the greatest frontmen of all time. 🤘🔥🤘
The man still hits that note at 70, and he finds it easier to hit than all the others. THAT'S WHY this has been my favorite song for 45 yrs +. You may get old, but you don't have to get dead. ;)
I feel old, I was in high school when "toys in the attic came out. In my opinion nothing can beat 70' and 80' music, Rock, Country, or R@B still reign.
The '90s were a good decade for music, imo. Most of the 1980s pissed me off, with all the commercialism and Thatcherism. Ska and Punk and the developing of Indie was good, but by and large chart music after about 1982 was just annoying, and metal and heavy rock wasn't getting on the radio or TV due to a kind of centrist stranglehold at the BBC and the limited number of channels. The breakthrough was about 1989 with the Seattle and Manchester sounds, and after that distorted guitars could get on radio and TV and really flowered in the market. Guitar bands getting into the charts instead of endless manufacturd boy and girl bands and performers distinguished by their ability to dance rather than play an instrument. So I loved a lot of what came out in the 1990s, including vastly impressive acts like Radiohead and Jeff Buckley. And then around 2001, the New Wave revival hit, which was awesome as a fan of the original New Wave of 1979-'81. Still adore Bloc Party, Keiser Chiefs, Futureheads, all that stuff.
I'm 68 and have been a fan from the beginning. Aerosmith is by far my favorite American Band. Steven is one of the best singers ever. I have seen them twice. The first time was in 1975. They always put on a great show.
I love 'Dream On'! It's definitely my favorite Aerosmith song. You're reactions have been super fun to watch! Believe me, I get it. For me, I'm transported back into my high school days--in the very best of ways. This is one that I have to always crank up the volume when driving. I'm glad you're feeling better.
Seeing him live is exhausting. He is constant energy and he sounds awesome in concert. Have seen Aerosmith three times over the years and they put on an incredible show. Not sure it there will be another chance, but if there is , I am jumping at it.
Aerosmith, my all time favourite band and to think this was released back in 1973 this track is as amazing today as it was then absolutely timeless. Love Dream on, is it his best vocal performance? Steven has so many great performances (from over the top screaming to melancholy) to look over thanks for checking this one out. Favourite track for me is Lord of the Thighs but the band for me are awesome...
@@sly11benal7 same here! Heard Walk This Way on a Pepsi advert and loved it as a young kid, grew up a few years and eventually found out who they properly were, now I’ve got Steven tattooed on my arm lol! Oops!
Every generation knows this song! Absolutely amazing vocals even in his 70's he still hits the high notes not many singers in their 30's that started in their early 20's can hit their original high notes rock on Steven
I first saw aerosmith in dublin ireland around 1991. I remember thinking, wow, what energy steven had for an older guy. I was only a kid and it was one of my first ever concerts. Fast-forward to 2017, jazz fest new Orleans and this song comes on. Wow. He gave me shivers and made me cry. Amazing singer. Amazing energy.
He is a singer that adds to the world of listeners of singing a realization as to just how precious the human's voice can be. Lost to time there have been so many before him there time had come and they be gone. The song can always be written but only once can it be sung. Like all life it has its own moments of beauty until time calls it away forever that moment of making a presence once played.
The emotional dynamics of this song have always floored me. And at that part (you know which one I'm talking about) Steven Tyler's awesome technique is matched by his perfect phrasing and note placement. I also love Perry's guitar parts on this one.
I saw these guys in Reno around 84-85 and Dream On was the encore song. When he hit the elevated part? he did a perfect back flip off the upper part of the stage onto the lower level and busted into the rest of the song. It was awesome and the audience went freaking nuts.
Aerosmith live is always an experience. I saw them live sometime approximately 1986 at what used to be called the Worcester Centrum (Worcester, Massachusetts) and Steve Tyler's acrobatics (both physical and vocal) were Amazing. I also had to escape to the bathroom briefly to stuff pieces of toilet paper into my ears, because it was one of the loudest concerts I ever attended and my ears were literally in pain.
I saw them in Houston in 1976 as they were touring to promote the Rocks album.Next time I saw Aerosmith was in 1994 with my 15 year old daughter,at the out door ampitheatre in Stowe Vt.What a show!I am now 66 and my daughter is 42 and we are still fans.
In the the 70s, the great music and singers along with the wind and string instruments....just move me even after 40 years of the BEST decade of music!! Steve killing it YET today!!
I went to see Aerosmith in concert in Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A. about six years. The final song was Dream On. He was lifted from underneath the stage with a baby grande piano. Best concert I have ever been to. He must be taking care of himself because he sounded amazing.
When I saw them they had a stage set up on the lawn. They got ushered through the crowd and did a 3 song club style set for us lawn peasants. Toys, Sweet Emotion and Dream On. Pretty cool.
Probably the last time I’ll say this, I’m getting redundant, I absolutely love watching your reaction videos!!! You come across as such a cool lady. Don’t stop doing these,ok?
Watched this clip dozens of times over the years. His best shot ever at this classic, as far as I know. And yeah, he can reach deep into our soul and make us connect with and feel an awesome often hidden part of our wildness/humanness (not sure that's a word).
Had the pleasure of working one of their shows pre-2020. They do one show, one night off, one show just so he can rest. Seems like he does take it very seriously now.
This one of my favorite Aerosmith songs ever! I was fortunate enough to see them live and it was incredible! Part of what I think you're referring to Rebecca, is sexiness! Thousands of babies were made to Aerosmith music, bet! Your reaction as always was great! You always make me smile! The little giggles you get watching them was adorable. Thank you sweet lady.
I love your enthusiasm and your passion for his singing. You got really excited and that's wonderful. Also you are looking very good as usual. Great job
Never lose the Joy and happiness you show! Its infectious and very warming to see how you react to these and how much you can really see that you Love what you do! Have a great day!
Rebecca, I adore watching your videos. Your passion for singing shines through in every video. If you haven't already done it, I think you would really enjoy the cover of Creep done by Carrie Manolakos at Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village. I'm not a fan of covers in general, but I think this one is on the same level as Eva Cassidy's cover of Over the Rainbow.
Love that you did this reaction! Born and raised in Boston and long into the music scene here I have hung around with pretty much every Boston based rock band. Most people knew me as St John back then. I knew these guys back in the day, Hung out a lot with them a lot in mid 80s. They were always and probably will be the best rock band ever to come out of Boston.
Also you ever notice that steven tyler sounds like he looovvveesss and learnes a lot from Wilson pickett? Hes anothner monster voice. Wilson pickett is smooth.
The Last Action Hero Soundtrack is pure awesomeness! Not a single bad track. AC/DC, Alice in Chains, Tesla, Aerosmith, Megadeth, Anthrax, Cypress Hill, Queensryche..
You used to see him walking around Portland, Maine, USA a lot. Sometimes he was really cool other times you know he just wanted to be left alone, but he was still cool about the way he would interact with his fans.
Steven and the boys live is an entire education. My very first concert was Aerosmith when I was 16 years old, & aside from the fact that Steven was my first kiss because he was kissing all the girls in the front rows, just hearing them live at all with all the charisma you talked about (which he has loads), really does hit you square, I haven't recovered yet. And I'm in my 40s now.
Was so excited to see you reacting to the MTV version. This is my favourite performance of Dream On. I really think Steven was in his prime at this stage and so dynamic live. He mentioned that he did a lot of running to increase his lung capacity for singing.
❤Thank You Coach!❤ #Neverstopsinging Have a nice weekend, You Beautiful "thing" 😙 like said...The Troggs- Wild Thing Wild thing, you make my heart sing You make everything groovy, wild thing Wild thing, I think I love you But I wanna know for sure…💝
Dear Rebecca, never apologize for showing your excitement. I can see that you are a very passionate woman regarding singing and music. I love your enthusiasm. I am of a similar nature. I hear a great voice and shivers go down my spine. When I was younger I could sing most stuff from the Beatles to AC'DC I am 62 now and the voice hasn't had any practice for about 10 years. But seeing you and hearing these fantastic rock bands, I am getting the 'itch' again. Thanks for that. Love you Rowland
Haha *loving* your excitement about great vocals and music in general, you are truly passionate 🤣😂 Aerosmith, ahhh the good old times, missing this! Fantastic performance! (talking about you! 😂 ) Have a wonderful day Rebecca! And a fantastic weekend! 😻🌞🎵🎶😎🤘💯🌠
Steven still performs this beautifully in his 70's, the voice has deepened but is even more wonderful!
its amazing how good he still is at his age
He aged just like fine wine.
Yeah he quit alcohol in time.
He blew his vocal chords out recently. They are on their farewell tour. They will be lucky to finish it and it breaks my ❤
Agreed but this is Definitely not his best version
His voice is so powerful, he torn his vocal cords shouting at a man in a bar. The only time he injured voice, but after he took better care his voice
Possibly the only man in existence whose voice sounds better in its ruined state 😅
@@ciniclay I could be wrong but I think Bonnie Tyler got better after vocal damage and surgery. It gave her that rasp to her voice.
@@angelamorrow8973 The best rasp in a singers voice ever surely has to be Bon Scott: Acdc, and Brian Johnson: Acdc
@@trevismon1132 how about Stevie Nicks!
I doubt that it's the only time Steven has injured his voice 😂 singers injure their voices all the time, usually they recover tho. Even way less extreme singers I jure their voice now and then
Oh dear, Steven unlocked Rebecca's inner monster. 😅
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Here for the title, stayed for the comment
😂😂😂❤❤❤
Inner demon
@@90AlmostFamous *of screamin'
I had one of the greatest nights of my life when I was 20 years old and saw this live in Kansas City!!! That was one of the best concerts of my life. I’m 52 now and still remember every bit. Epic singer 🔥🔥🔥
I'm 64 saw them when i was in my 20s. Amazing
The intro to "Dream on" is iconic! Half a second in and you know what song it is, it's so good.
It's not bad but if you ever heard the intro to Baba O'Riley by The Who there is nothing left to impress you.
@@michaelmay5453 or Pinball Wizard or Jump or many others.
@@ThelSuperlKing Of course, there are a lot of them, Baba O'Riley is my personal preference but of course there are many other great intros.
I would probably not put the intro to Jump in the top 150 000 though, it's one of the most uninspired pieces of utter crap I've ever had the misfortune to had to listen to live (it's even worse live because they truly sucked live).
@@michaelmay5453 I’m a huge GnR fan and the intros to Sweet Child O Mine, Paradise City and Welcome to the Jungle are up there. Also Hells Bells and Thunderstruck by AC/DC.
@@angelamorrow8973 Paradise city and Hells Bells intros are just insanely good, the intro to Sweet Child O' Mine still sends shivers down my spine and Thunderstruck is at least good. Not so sure about Welcome To the Jungle but as tastes differ there isn't really any right or wrong here... Except Jump... Jump doesn't fucking belong in this category at all.
VH did a lot of good songs, not so great intros and Jump doesn't even place in the bad intros, it's just... meh...
Now meh is far worse than "I hate it" because at least there was something there but there really isn't in Jump, it's just ... meh.
However.... Going by your taste, Crazy Train? Should be right up your ally....I found the Mr Crowley intro to be far too long to be good but I think that has to do with your state of mind. It differs even day to day.
Being a bit drunk and going home I can love that intro too, but not at the start of the night, the start of the night is ALWAYS Paradise City...
RIP to Michael Kamen. He may not have been the first to mix orchestration with rock and hard rock, but he absolutely perfected the form. His orchestral arrangements and then his lead during the live performances.....such a loss with his passing.
My mom used to say that steven tyler is the only man shed enjoy yelling at her lol
Who would have thought Tyler would have made it into his 70's.......not me
and his voice in the main just gets better and better. Same with Alice Cooper.
Prolly him either
I'm sure glad he did, I love him more and more each day
Yeah it’s gonna be a sad day …. 😞😞
Uhhh.....if Keith Richards and Ozzy are still alive, not shocked that Steven Tyler is still alive.
This is my favorite all-time live performance of "Dream On" by Aerosmith. It was a special performance; the band was on fire that.
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I love Aerosmith. Steven Tyler is a true frontman. Raspy, range, just spectacular. I'm lucky to have seen them twice. Ten years between,at least.
That giggle scream you did when he broke loose the first time was exactly me as a kid the first time I heard this.
Such an incredibly underrated band.
Underrated? Are you taking the piss or something? Lmao
Underated?? You must be young??
@@kimmyball4961 I’m 43.. in my circle it’s all top 40 stuff or metal. They wouldn’t give Aerosmith the time of day. I grew up on it. So yes, underrated.
Underrated? Some in the music industry have called them the greatest American rock band. 150 million records sold is hardly underrated.
@@inkedoil7304 if your metal friends were dismissing them they were doing themselves a disfavor. Toys in the Attic and Rocks set the pace for hard rock and metal for years to come.
I think a better word than, "animalistic," might be Primal! He is unmatched, even today, in his range and control. Great reaction.
Force of nature? Another elemental?
Tyler's vocal power shows in Back In The Saddle Again
Back in the Saddle has never been covered even close to how TSeven Tyler sings it. Period
I saw Aerosmith live on the Just Press Play tour whenever that was. He was a hell of singer live. The standout song to me was probably "What it Takes".
Yes , love "Angel" and "What it takes" also.
At this point I’m just here for Rebecca.
arent we all?
Same. She's my therapist.
Same
Absolutely gorgeous
Amen. She is gorgeous
There’s a documentary where they actually have a camera on Tyler’s vocal cords and you can actually see what they do when he hits those high notes. Can’t for the life of me remember what it was called
Head voice
They indeed performed surgery on his vocal cords, here you can see an interview with Steven Tyler and his vocal doctor Dr. Steven Zeitels:
ruclips.net/video/nFYnyAd2rro/видео.html
Once he had recovered from the vocal surgery he also took vocal lessons from renowned vocal teacher Mark Baxter.
Mark received training in music at The College of New Jersey and his value as a vocal teacher is unique in that he draws equally from his stage experience, some 3000 gigs and counting.
Mark Baxter also published a very popular book on singing called: The Rock-N-Roll Singer's Survival Manual.
It was featured in the Vocal Chords Episode of National Geographic Incredible Human Machine. His doctor that time was Steven Zeitel.
@@jonecuntapay9561 Thank you !
All-time favorite band! The fact they've endured all these years and overcame so much to still be as great now as they've always been is just incredible! Steven is hands down one of the greatest frontmen of all time. 🤘🔥🤘
Besides the vocal, credit should be given to a 24 year old writing these lyrics. Very creative band with unique harmonies.
One of the greatest songs and greatest groups of all time. Chills all over. 💙
The man still hits that note at 70, and he finds it easier to hit than all the others. THAT'S WHY this has been my favorite song for 45 yrs +. You may get old, but you don't have to get dead. ;)
I feel old, I was in high school when "toys in the attic came out. In my opinion nothing can beat 70' and 80' music, Rock, Country, or R@B still reign.
For me it was 'Get a Grip'.
The '90s were a good decade for music, imo. Most of the 1980s pissed me off, with all the commercialism and Thatcherism. Ska and Punk and the developing of Indie was good, but by and large chart music after about 1982 was just annoying, and metal and heavy rock wasn't getting on the radio or TV due to a kind of centrist stranglehold at the BBC and the limited number of channels. The breakthrough was about 1989 with the Seattle and Manchester sounds, and after that distorted guitars could get on radio and TV and really flowered in the market. Guitar bands getting into the charts instead of endless manufacturd boy and girl bands and performers distinguished by their ability to dance rather than play an instrument. So I loved a lot of what came out in the 1990s, including vastly impressive acts like Radiohead and Jeff Buckley. And then around 2001, the New Wave revival hit, which was awesome as a fan of the original New Wave of 1979-'81. Still adore Bloc Party, Keiser Chiefs, Futureheads, all that stuff.
@TCC X You can't reason with tards like Steven, they're stuck in their "my age was the golden age" nonsense. They are lazy/ignorant fucks.
I've been lucky enough to see them live twice, they were just amazing.
Ohhh my my my.... Aerosmith...❤️Steven and Joe ❤️ Gods of Rock! I’ve seen Aerosmith in concert twice and they were fantastic.
I'm 68 and have been a fan from the beginning. Aerosmith is by far my favorite American Band. Steven is one of the best singers ever. I have seen them twice. The first time was in 1975. They always put on a great show.
He has had one of the most extensive music collections for years, singers we haven't heard of are familiar to him. Love your excitement!
Ive seen Aerosmith twice in concert and I tell you its an experience like none other! Steven Tyler live will blow your mind.
3:06 press it over and over 🤣🤣
Nice
Orgasmic.!!!!
Oh neat
Nice
So messed up..but honestly funny
I love 'Dream On'! It's definitely my favorite Aerosmith song. You're reactions have been super fun to watch! Believe me, I get it. For me, I'm transported back into my high school days--in the very best of ways. This is one that I have to always crank up the volume when driving. I'm glad you're feeling better.
Saw them in Vegas this year, back in January just before the shutdown, and they absolutely rocked. Tyler was amazing.
Seeing him live is exhausting. He is constant energy and he sounds awesome in concert. Have seen Aerosmith three times over the years and they put on an incredible show. Not sure it there will be another chance, but if there is , I am jumping at it.
If this doesn’t give you goosebumps you don’t have a pulse.
It's a privilege to witness such an immense talent. Can't say I like all Aerosmith songs but no denying that Tyler's voice made them all better.
Aerosmith, my all time favourite band and to think this was released back in 1973 this track is as amazing today as it was then absolutely timeless. Love Dream on, is it his best vocal performance? Steven has so many great performances (from over the top screaming to melancholy) to look over thanks for checking this one out. Favourite track for me is Lord of the Thighs but the band for me are awesome...
Jamie's got a gun. 1st song I heard when I was 5. Loved them since then. Didn't know who they were til years later 😂
@@sly11benal7 same here! Heard Walk This Way on a Pepsi advert and loved it as a young kid, grew up a few years and eventually found out who they properly were, now I’ve got Steven tattooed on my arm lol! Oops!
Every generation knows this song! Absolutely amazing vocals even in his 70's he still hits the high notes not many singers in their 30's that started in their early 20's can hit their original high notes rock on Steven
I first saw aerosmith in dublin ireland around 1991. I remember thinking, wow, what energy steven had for an older guy. I was only a kid and it was one of my first ever concerts.
Fast-forward to 2017, jazz fest new Orleans and this song comes on. Wow. He gave me shivers and made me cry. Amazing singer. Amazing energy.
He is a singer that adds to the world of listeners of singing a realization as to just how precious the human's voice can be. Lost to time there have been so many before him there time had come and they be gone. The song can always be written but only once can it be sung. Like all life it has its own moments of beauty until time calls it away forever that moment of making a presence once played.
The emotional dynamics of this song have always floored me. And at that part (you know which one I'm talking about) Steven Tyler's awesome technique is matched by his perfect phrasing and note placement. I also love Perry's guitar parts on this one.
I saw these guys in Reno around 84-85 and Dream On was the encore song. When he hit the elevated part? he did a perfect back flip off the upper part of the stage onto the lower level and busted into the rest of the song. It was awesome and the audience went freaking nuts.
Their version of “Come Together” is also so amazing, I absolutely love it.
One of the coolest bands to ever walk the earth.
I love how awesome this song sounds whether its 1970 and just the guys or its 40 yrs later playing with a full orchestra!!
Aerosmith live is always an experience. I saw them live sometime approximately 1986 at what used to be called the Worcester Centrum (Worcester, Massachusetts) and Steve Tyler's acrobatics (both physical and vocal) were Amazing. I also had to escape to the bathroom briefly to stuff pieces of toilet paper into my ears, because it was one of the loudest concerts I ever attended and my ears were literally in pain.
I saw them there, too.
It was during their New Years string of shows I believe. One hell of a show.
I was so happy to see you so giddy during this song, you made me smile today RVA, thank you
I saw them in Houston in 1976 as they were touring to promote the Rocks album.Next time I saw Aerosmith was in 1994 with my 15 year old daughter,at the out door ampitheatre in Stowe Vt.What a show!I am now 66 and my daughter is 42 and we are still fans.
One of the best performances of a song live ever. I have seen them at least 30 times.
Wearing headphones, and you "hahaha" when he screamed, It was so LOUD, damn!
This is the song that made me forever fall in love with rock and roll when I was 12.
In the the 70s, the great music and singers along with the wind and string instruments....just move me even after 40 years of the BEST decade of music!! Steve killing it YET today!!
5:32 Tyler's voice is primal, I think is the word you're looking for.
Steven actually wrote Dream On when he was 17 when he was living in New Hampshire where he still has a house to this day.
I remember him playing at a high school in central Massachusetts.
Love Aerosmith, been a fan for a long time . Your excitement is awesome. And of coarse you are simply Beautiful.
I went to see Aerosmith in concert in Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A. about six years. The final song was Dream On. He was lifted from underneath the stage with a baby grande piano. Best concert I have ever been to. He must be taking care of himself because he sounded amazing.
I saw them 20 years ago (I was 21). Best concert of my life.
When I saw them they had a stage set up on the lawn. They got ushered through the crowd and did a 3 song club style set for us lawn peasants. Toys, Sweet Emotion and Dream On. Pretty cool.
Probably the last time I’ll say this, I’m getting redundant, I absolutely love watching your reaction videos!!! You come across as such a cool lady. Don’t stop doing these,ok?
6:35 Rebecca being in greatest excitement 🙌🏼❤️
Watched this clip dozens of times over the years. His best shot ever at this classic, as far as I know. And yeah, he can reach deep into our soul and make us connect with and feel an awesome often hidden part of our wildness/humanness (not sure that's a word).
Props to you for choosing the best live version of this song to ever be recorded
Had the pleasure of working one of their shows pre-2020. They do one show, one night off, one show just so he can rest. Seems like he does take it very seriously now.
OMG, I love ir so so much!!!, He has been my crush for more rhen 20 years.. ❤❤❤ Thanks to react❤❤
This one of my favorite Aerosmith songs ever! I was fortunate enough to see them live and it was incredible! Part of what I think you're referring to Rebecca, is sexiness! Thousands of babies were made to Aerosmith music, bet! Your reaction as always was great! You always make me smile! The little giggles you get watching them was adorable. Thank you sweet lady.
The fluffy chair combined with the shirt makes it look like you have angel wings 🥺🥺
I love your enthusiasm and your passion for his singing. You got really excited and that's wonderful. Also you are looking very good as usual. Great job
Joe Perry said, after this performance, "Finally, this song is finished." INDEED. Aerosmith = legends!
@ Hey Mr. Random Loser from the internet, why don't you just shut the fuck up? Thank you.
@ why? Is there some expiration date on it? Should you stop discovering good music or good performances after a certain point?
Never lose the Joy and happiness you show! Its infectious and very warming to see how you react to these and how much you can really see that you Love what you do! Have a great day!
I could just listen to your voice on repeat all day long
When you said "English people don't usually allow themselves to get like this" I immediately thought of the cut scene from family guy 'english porn'
Always thought Rebecca was Scottish.
@@stanimirivanov4052 nope lol
Such a fangirl with Tyler!
I adore Steve Tyler. Thank you for showing such respect and enthusiasm for his genius.
At least you picked one of the best performances of it. Iconic doesn't even begin to describe this.
his newer stuff, Gypsy Girl and others are incredible. So is Sedona Sunrise. Another Last Goodbye
Rebecca, I adore watching your videos. Your passion for singing shines through in every video. If you haven't already done it, I think you would really enjoy the cover of Creep done by Carrie Manolakos at Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village. I'm not a fan of covers in general, but I think this one is on the same level as Eva Cassidy's cover of Over the Rainbow.
Love that you did this reaction! Born and raised in Boston and long into the music scene here I have hung around with pretty much every Boston based rock band. Most people knew me as St John back then. I knew these guys back in the day, Hung out a lot with them a lot in mid 80s. They were always and probably will be the best rock band ever to come out of Boston.
i trully feel you Rebecca. i can feel your emotions when you listen to music, cause i always have the same emotions.
Also you ever notice that steven tyler sounds like he looovvveesss and learnes a lot from Wilson pickett? Hes anothner monster voice. Wilson pickett is smooth.
It's definitely there, as well as Janis Joplin and Little Richard.
Aerosmith should would have crushed a Bond song eh? This is as close as we'll get to that. . .
The Last Action Hero Soundtrack is pure awesomeness! Not a single bad track. AC/DC, Alice in Chains, Tesla, Aerosmith, Megadeth, Anthrax, Cypress Hill, Queensryche..
You used to see him walking around Portland, Maine, USA a lot. Sometimes he was really cool other times you know he just wanted to be left alone, but he was still cool about the way he would interact with his fans.
I’ve seen Aerosmith 5 times live. Major fan here. 😎❤️🇺🇸
You seemed so excited during this song 😊 Steven effect ? 😉
Yeah bebe
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Nice 😊. Thank you for the French word « Bebe » 😍
I was at this show they played this 11 times before they got the right take
Steven and the boys live is an entire education. My very first concert was Aerosmith when I was 16 years old, & aside from the fact that Steven was my first kiss because he was kissing all the girls in the front rows, just hearing them live at all with all the charisma you talked about (which he has loads), really does hit you square, I haven't recovered yet. And I'm in my 40s now.
Was so excited to see you reacting to the MTV version. This is my favourite performance of Dream On. I really think Steven was in his prime at this stage and so dynamic live. He mentioned that he did a lot of running to increase his lung capacity for singing.
Ohhh Behave RRRRRebecca!!!!
Love the band and Dream On is one of rock's all time greatest signature songs!
Ive heard this song for as long as I can remember, I watched this live and felt like I had never heard it before
Oh yeah!! You've got the 80's vibes spot on!! You look like most of the girls in my high-school yearbook!! 😍😍
03:06 very good technique
❤Thank You Coach!❤ #Neverstopsinging
Have a nice weekend, You Beautiful "thing" 😙 like said...The Troggs- Wild Thing
Wild thing, you make my heart sing
You make everything groovy, wild thing
Wild thing, I think I love you
But I wanna know for sure…💝
Thanks honey
This is arguably the greatest rock song ever mad
Dear Rebecca, never apologize for showing your excitement. I can see that you are a very passionate woman regarding singing and music. I love your enthusiasm. I am of a similar nature. I hear a great voice and shivers go down my spine. When I was younger I could sing most stuff from the Beatles to AC'DC I am 62 now and the voice hasn't had any practice for about 10 years. But seeing you and hearing these fantastic rock bands, I am getting the 'itch' again. Thanks for that. Love you Rowland
Steve just makes music sound sexy I think.
Haha *loving* your excitement about great vocals and music in general, you are truly passionate 🤣😂 Aerosmith, ahhh the good old times, missing this! Fantastic performance! (talking about you! 😂 ) Have a wonderful day Rebecca! And a fantastic weekend! 😻🌞🎵🎶😎🤘💯🌠
I spent most of 1973 with my head buried in a speaker with Areosmith on the turntable. I still have all my vinyl from back then.
My favorite live rock performance of all time.
Would love to see you react to "Love Reign O'er Me" by The Who. Roger Daltrey's vocal performance on that song is one of the greatest in rock history.
Great suggestion. Absolutely fantastic song.
Good suggestion, but I would also like to see a reaction to The Seeker.
My absolute favorite Aerosmith song ever!!! Love your reaction. ❤️❤️❤️
His so excellent on vocals!👍👍🎤😎
What a great voice Mr. Tallarico. Timeless
Please have a look at Manowar. Eric Adams is a fantastic vocalist.
Especially on songs like Gates of Valhalla, Secrets of Steel, Hail and Kill and many more.
wow, never imagined someone here would invoke Manowar, but YES!!!
Oh yeah! Adams is often overlooked because of "mAnoWar bAd" but he is one of the best vocalists I've heard.
@@pascalschulz5894 - to me he's solid, but the real gem of the band imho is Joey DeMaio on bass
Brothers everywhere, Raise your hands into the air, We're warriors, Warriors of the world!
The Bloodstock Open Air anthem. :D
You should react to Allen Stone - Unaware. He's such a talented vocalist.
The live from his mother's living room version!
They are AMAZING live!
By far the best sounding band in concert ever.
When ya look up "Rock vocalist". Its wrapped in Tyler's scarves🤘 p.s. love your love for music