Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion | REACTION
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![Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion (Live, 1994) [REACTION VIDEO] | Rebeka Luize Budlevska](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/u5kV9SW8ZRk/mqdefault.jpg)
Waking up and realizing you don't have to go to work and you can sleep in...sweet emotion. :)
This song brings up my middle school days! Great music in the 70’s that I don’t think will ever be replicated unfortunately.
Aerosmith is an American treasure. I was delighted to discover that “No More No More “ is Steven Tyler’s favorite Aerosmith song. The entire album is straight up fire. Slap on the headphones and drop the needle…
And my favorite song, “You See Me Crying”, is Steven’s daughter’s, Liv’s, favorite song. When I met the band backstage in Vegas in 2003 Steven and I talked about it and I told him they should do it live with an orchestra. Not too long after that they added it to their set. I.m not saying I was the reason but it’s cool to think so 😊
You do what you want, Nick! And y'all go down the rabbit hole that is Aerosmith! Boston turned out some of the most talented, commercially successful and important in my life soundtrack bands ever! I probably quote a line from this song once/week.
always loved this song - but since the movie, whenever I hear this song I see the intro of "Dazed and Confused" :)
What a movie it is aswell
I'm not the biggest fan of Aerosmith but I have always loved this song. All-time classic song.
I was 15. Everyone had Toys in the Attic on 8 track. 😁❤️
"Toys In The Attic" & "Rocks" are probably the best back to back albums put out by any rock band in history.
One of my all time favorite songs. It's perfection. Aerosmith is just iconic w/an incredible number of great, great songs.
Early Aerosmith is the best Aerosmith.
No more no more is a killer song
It IS Top Shelf!
Yall need to watch dazed and confused if you haven't. Worth it. Best soundtrack ever, best cars and most of partying. True to the time.
Seen these live.awesome. love Steve Tyler's energy on stage is brill.
When I saw Aerosmith in like ' 87....they opened with this bass intro...for like 5 minutes...with just fog lingering ominously on the stage....and when the drum crash happened...a black curtain fell....and the band appeared, and Steven Tyler , was singing in a headstand on his piano....AWESOME INTRO!!!!!!
Growing up in the 80s I heard all the classic rock, but in my teenage years I started paying attention to songs. This was one thatvI was like, whoa this is cool
Nick is everything! I love him!
The intro and that same "Bass" throughout the song was the Bass Marimba played by Jay Messina.
My favorite line out of any song " you can't catch me cause the rabbit done died
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Aerosmith was my first love as far as rock groups, their album "Toys in the Attic" was my first album in Jr. High School. Another good song by them that you seldom here is "You See Me Cryin'" which is one of my favorites.
Suzanne Prock....check out Get Your Wings. Very early album from them.
@@brucemarshall9521 Yep, had that one too, it was a red and white cover I believe. I bought everything Aerosmith back in the day.
ABSOLUTE FIRE GUYS !
Best song in the world to play pool back in the day at the Cardinal fun palace......It used to be across from U of L.
Aerosmith.... all original members since forming.... e.g. Rolling Stones.... Steven Tyler is iconic. Him and Perry were known as the Toxic Twins---
An absolute banger. it's old but it never gets old. Walk This Way is the other all-time classic song from the album. Toys in the Attic and Uncle Salty, off the same album Toys In the Attic, are also superb. Big ten Inch record is fun and lyrically saucy.
Love this Band , since High School , I'm 68 yrs. Ole. now ! On🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Need to See them Live , so full of Pure Energy......
Its a golden throat machine, Peter Frampton , Joe walsh , all have used it! Its a hooked to the microphone. And guitar. My brother Larry used it when he was in a band ( vibrated a tooth loose) lol. My brother also witnessed a fight between Tyler and Perry at one one of the Aerosmith concerts back in the 76 in Indianapolis. Guess it was pretty bad. Knocked over the drum kit he said. Smh
The bass line was a finger exercise Tom Hamilton used to warm up before shows. Steven Tyler wanted to use it on this song because he loved the groove.
For those who do not know and MIGHT care, the line "the rabbit done died." Back when this song was made there were no home pregnancy kits. The test for pregnancy was to inject a rabbit with fluid from the woman. If the woman was pregnant this injection would actually kill the rabbit.
WTF!? lol
I saw them open for Three Dog Night
Taking me back to high school gents.
Had this album on 8-Track back in '75.
The greatest percussion instrument ever used is on the title track of Warren Zevon's "Bad Luck Streak in Dancin' School". As the string section transitions into the electric guitar intro, there are two distinctive, rhythmic "whacks" that are supposed to mimic the sound of a choreographer's hand claps. The sounds were made by Dr. Hunter S. Thompson firing a .38 into a trash can full of rocks. Pure genius.
I have this on OG vinyl. Was a teenager when it came out. Great time to be alive. Caught em live with Skid Row. Great show.
I am not a big Aerosmith fan. They are okay. But I love this song. So smooth.
I think the best application of that intro and that opening is in Dazed & Confused, all those beautiful cars in the parking lot.
In the '70s, I wore my Toys in the Attic 8 track tape out.
This song is one of very few ever to hit the Billboard hot 100 charts in separate decades....20 years apart. I first heard this from my older sister's record collection. I was 9 years old back in '76. I remember it in Waynes World too. Tom Hamilton bass player extraordinaire. Joe Perry on the talk box .....Steven Tyler with the sound effects (that dude always has some) you get Brad Whitford throwing down the harmony and of course Joey Kramer with a killer drum line intro going absolutely badass into the bridge.
Toys in the Attic is in my opinion, their best album. The entire thing is great, listen to the whole record. Excellent songwriting from a Classic American band.
Sweet Emotion is featured in the cop comedy “ Starkey and Hutch” from (2004) starring real life bff’s Ben Stiller & Owen Wilson. Based on the cop drama by same name “Starkey & Hutch” from 1975. Sweet Emotion is played during the ending credits. It’s not ha ha funny. It’s more of a drama, with humor. Directed by Todd Phillips who also directed “Old School”
Sweet emotion was ahead of its time.
Wanted to take my son to his first concert, late 90's or early 2000's. I picked Aerosmith being it was hard rock. It was amazing-they were incredible. Also had read the book "Walk this Way"- shocking. Cannot believe they lived through the drugs.
I went to rehab in So Cal in 1996 to get off cocaine, these guys had a private wing the 1st week I was in… I saw them several times in the late 70’s, they were just wasted beyond belief every show. Sobriety made them a much better band. 👍
@@Rock_Snob I was a 70"s teen and did my share of drugs. Thankful I did not have the money or resources of a rock star-lol
I saw them on Done with Mirrors tour and they were supposed to be clean and Steven was so high he could barely walk or sing. Very disappointing. I did see them again and it was much better that time.
You can’t lead off with, I took my son to his first Concert and not tell us what he thought?!
@@scottlaughlin9897 lol, sorry. He is in his mid 30's now. He loved it. It did not make him a Aerosmith fan. He was into Disturbed, Linkin Park ect but he thought it was great.
Wowee, you taught me something really cool, I didn’t know that sound is a sugar packet. Amazing!
The harmonics between the octaves of the bass line (a trick the Beatles used in Come together, and Zeppelin in Ramble on ) creates that drone, a basic canvas for guitar play over top. A perfect jam song.
FUNKY!!!!
They were doin good things in 1975, this one was good turned up in the car
First concert…1975 Aerosmith with Steppenwolf opening …$6.50
Still have my stub ✌️
Jesus that would’ve been so sick, two of favourite bands
It's the Box just like Peter Frampton did Feel Like We Do
Joe Perry's lead riffs are cool af ...
I highly suggest Aerosmith's song "Pink". The video is awesome and Steven sounds Amazing!!!
Y'all need to hear Montrose.
Rock The Nation or I Don't Want It.
The song " Adam's Apple: same album.
Let's make it happen!!
My favorite song off this album Is Uncle Salty.
Should always watch a good live performance where you can see the band.
This whole album is fantastic. It shows their range and diversity. Take a listen to the title track and Uncle Salty (actually, listen to the whole album) and you'll see it is top shelf. 🔥
That wasn't a sugar packet, that was Steven's bag of coke.
Hey guys, great channel. But I wanted to send some love to KY. I live in Mexico, and even here we're seeing scenes from the flooding. Stay safe. Peace out.
Nice! 😁✌️🎶
Check out - No More No More
Great review! One finer detail you missed is the bass marimba which is like an exylphone. It’s starts on the verse about her shaking her ass. Very cool. I also heard Tyler mention the sugar packets. Not sure I believe him though. He likes to tell tall tales.
"Adam's Apple" and "Uncle Salty" are 2 great songs from the album you'd love if you already haven't! The album, asking with "Rocks", which followed "Toys.." were what Aerosmith were truly about... great, often raw and nasty straight up rock! Also... try " Nobody's Fault"!
@Darren McGregor awesome track!
The album "Rocks" is an Aerosmith classic LP, and a must-hear....
No more No more is also fire 🔥
Great review guys! You should check out "Back in the Saddle" from the "Rocks" LP next. The bass in that song is total fire!!
Unfortunately, their Las Vegas residency is on hold pending Steve’s sobriety. We wish Steve a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing them continue to be a part of our Las Vegas community again.
super duper
Where, oh where, can I purchase my Nick, Ryan and Ty bobbleheads??😍🔥🥰
You should check out "Round and Round". Early METAL baby!!!
Nick, I need that shirt!!
Must check out Train Kept A Rollin from the album Get Your Wings... An absolute classic.
70s Aerosmith at their best with Joe Perry’s signature outro guitar work. It just doesn’t get any better than this as far as Aerosmith goes. C’mon bring on Love in An Elevator and tell me how it’s better, there’s just no way…. That metric of comparison does not exist.
Gentleman, I believe you would dig "Fly At Night" by Chilliwack.
Some more great Canadian classic rock that you unfortunately may have missed.
Hope you guys are staying cool and are staying well hydrated. 😉
And "My Girl"
Watch the movie Dazed and Confused, it's about the mid 1970s and Matthew McConaughey's first film. It's an honest look at how we were in high school having freedom!
Hey guys I noticed you have never done a reaction to Liliac at all and they totally rock. 5 brother an sisters band, they do covers and have there own music also. Please start with there cover of Enter Sandman, everybody does it, but they slay it dudes, 4 real. Shout out from the 606!!
OMG, You're gonna love this shit.
Wow that's cool about the instrument break. Never caught that. (Like falling on the piano in Roxanne). 😂 Patrick eating grandma's cookies... Heard this for years, better again in headphones!!! Ryan was in the zone during the breakdown (at the end). They play this at a lot of Sporting events (ie, Bears Games). Always loved Aerosmith! Steven Tyler on "Two and a Half Men" - such funny episodes! So fun! ❤
Sweathog was from the 70's show "Welcome Back Kotter". That's how i know that word...
One of the best tv theme songs.
The word "underrated" is used too iften on RVCs, and usually incorrectly. I dont think Aerosmith is underrated by pure classic rock-ers, but their name doesn’t come up much today when talking about all-time great R&R bands. Aerosmith is a great band. Especially their 70's material. A lot of good songs. And Sweet Emotion and Walk This Way are two of the most iconic rock sings in history.
Guys, don't apologize for pausing and commenting. Ppl who are here already know the song. They're not here to listen to the song, we're here for your reaction/commentary. So, I'm a nutshell, to those who complain about pausing...GFY!!!!
And to those that complain about those who are complaining about pausing, GFY!
Just spreading the love, ya dig?
@@codymoe4986 good one. 🤦
Seasons of Wither is a great song. Most overlook it.
Aerosmith was hands down the funkiest rock band ever......until Prince recorded Dirty Mind.💪
I prefer the older Aerosmith, like this, than the newer. If you haven’t, check out Nobody’s Fault and Kings and Queens.
You need to react to Queens performance at Live aid, at Wembley 1985. Considered as the best live rock performance. Can't believe you haven't reacted to it. Most reactors have.
Wayne’s World is pretty damn funny!
38 special!
great song , great album, before corporate rock took over
Hey guys listen to more Mr. Smooth Al Stewart Midnight Rocks, Soho Needless To Say, Broadway Hotel, Midas Shadow. Also listen to the songs Rise 7 min version and Making Love In the Rain by Herb Alpert. Seed Of A Memory and To Be Treated Rite by Terry Reid. Beautiful music.
Att View from 502. So many tracks you have not heard, why the one you have?
Highly suggest (same album)
1) Toys in the Attic
2) Adams Apple
The entire album stellar from start to finish 🔥 🔥
BTW I am from Boston and have seen all members around town and was blessed to have seen a few suprise club shows
No more No more
@@yenlard6683
Yes for sure!! Not sure why they chose a track they all know with the whole rest off the album to be explored.
We always start with the popular stuff
@@ViewsFromThe502
"Adams Apple" next same album!
I think the first rap song...
Check out Aerosmith.ROCKS.
Hey, Could you plz react to Mornin’, The Theme from Moonlighting and Just to be Loved by Al Jarreau? This guy is AMAZING
They toured with ZZ Top for years
Whole lp is great. Rocks is my favorite by them, however.
he had them turn the mic way up loud and shock the sugar packet right on the mic
Your really need to listen to “ Nobody’s Fault “ off the Rocks album
I've heard it's a song dissing joe perry's girlfriend at the time
Grand funk railroad...I dare you.
Had the 8-track tape of Toys, every song on it is good, but first husband burned me out on it and now I can't stand it!
I see you guys haven’t reviewed Linkin Park…please do In the end live in the red square…you won’t regret it
An old style pregnancy test would kill a rabbit if the women was pregnant. That's the reference to the rabbit done died.
The single version actually cuts the whole intro and adds the repeated chorus at the end till it fades out. It also eliminates the rockin ending which sucks.
Finish the Boston album!
As a kid I always hated the outro because the drums were in straight 4, unlike the cool syncopation of the main part of the song. I have always loved syncopation, or as I called it, "stop/start rhythm".
NCT 127 LEMONADE🙏🙏🙏🙏
Every other song on this album is better than this one. Not saying this is a bad song, that’s just how great the lp is. ☮️❤️. PS- they were much nicer back then too.