The earlier edition of Aerosmith awaits: "Mama Kin" "Train Kept A-Rollin" "Same Old Song and Dance" "Walk This Way" "Toys in the Attic" "Back in the Saddle" "Rats in the Cellar" "Lick and a Promise" "Get It Up" the autobiographical "No Surprize" and a song in which Steven Tyler absolutely shreds his vocal cords, "Draw the Line"
Their true comeback! They got the gang back together for "Done with Mirrors" but it wasn't until after Tyler and Perry guested on Run-DMC's cover of "Walk This Way" they really were able to hit their peak again, which they finally did with Permanent Vacation.
Permanent Vacation was the album that really propelled Aerosmith into the second half of their career. Another banger and my favorite off this album is Dude looks like a lady
Aerosmith is one of the greatest bands in history, but people do not realize how talented Steven Tyler really is. That little scat line at the end of the song shows us a little of his raw soulful talent. Thanks!
Walk This Way - RUN DMC and Aerosmith: (1986)The song was a top five pop hit, sold millions of copies, and helped relaunch Aerosmith's then-faltering career. It also introduced a huge number of people to Run-DMC - and to rap music in general - paving the way for the genre's subsequent massive worldwide success. (MUST PLAY OFFICIAL VIDEO...its fun)
I still remember when Jay 1st reacted to Aerosmith and asked if they were a one hit wonder. Come a long way since then! Still have a lot of Aerosmith to get to also......
My little brother was in a record store in Denver when the Run DMC collaboration came out. A couple of older teenagers were telling the adult with them about this hot new group that had just put out a new single and they sure hoped they wouldn’t be a one hit wonder. They showed the guy the record and he just started laughing then said “Walk this way.” Then he took them back away from the new releases and showed them that Aerosmith had their very own section in the main part of the store.
Aerosmith in the 80s was good but 70s Smith is off the hook incredible. You've heard Sweet Emotion and Dream On now it's time for the trifecta Walk This Way. Talk about flow, this one has it in spades.
I saw Aerosmith live in 1987 Guns and Roses opened for them. We somehow managed to get on the floor and we pushed our way almost to the stage. It was one of the best concerts I've ever been too!!!
Steven Tyler: Lead Vocals Joe Perry: Lead Guitar Brad Whitford: Rhythm and Lead Guitar Tom Hamilton: Bass Joey Kramer: Drums Perry and Whitford left the band for one album. But, they returned and the original line up has been rocking ever since. If you get the chance go see them. They won't disappoint. Anything you choose is going to be good. Aerosmith is the most bad ass American band ever conceived. Thanks for the reaction.
not 100 percent sure but i think the have done ..ANGEL...I`m really looking forward to WALK THIS WAY ... that`s the song that indroduce me to rap, and loved it since ....now i enjoy all genres!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Yes!! they've done ANGEL already but i'm patiently .... patiently waiting on the two the three best 90s Aerosmith "Alicia Silverstone" Triliogy songs "Amazing" "Cryin" & "Crazy"
Steven's last, sultry, "Come on up and see me." was an homage to Mae West. The second guitarist, Brad Whitfield, plays rhythm guitar and Joe Bonamassa ans Jimmy Barnes commemorative cover of Deep Purple's Lazy.
You have to hear/check out their older 70's stuff - Chip Away at the Stone - Mama Kin - Toys in the Attic - Back in the Saddle - Dream On - Sweet Emotion
Parts of this were filmed in my hometown! My now-hubby sat with his dorm-mates and watched them film the final scenes with the car going down the street. We weren’t a huge town, but Aerosmith played our local concert venue several times over the years. They said they liked the vibe there. I never saw them there, though.
They don't do many blues type songs, but when they did, they were classic. Other blues style songs to check out What It Takes (there are two versions, best one is the version that starts with them in concert), Chip Away At The Stone, My Big Ten Inch Record and Train Kept A Rollin. Also the What It Takes music video was shot in Dallas, I was at the concert with my mom when they shot it.
Permanent Vacation was a HUGE album my junior year in High school! Another album I wore out and to replace. I loved "Angel" and "Rag Doll" with his "Mae West" nod/impersonation "Come on over and see me" and the scatting! But the whole album was great as was their next one "Pump" Aerosmith always brings the high energy!
There are a handful of Aerosmith songs I could recommend, but I would _love_ to see you guys react to "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)"... that one grooves HARD! I'll bet you guys will be *shook* when you realise what movie it's from! 😉
Aerosmith is one of those bands that no matter what they sing, you are just in for a fun ride. Steven Tyler's voice is an instrument that can produce so many amazing sounds. I have loved rockin' out to Aerosmith for the last 40 years, and look forward to doing the same for the next 40!
Saw them in 2001. They were phenomenal. I love their 70s era songs best. I recommend No More No More, Kings and Queens, Mamakin, Last Child, Train Kept a Rollin'. Got to admit I do like Rag Doll a lot. Deuces Are Wild and Jaded are later songs which deserve a listen.
So much Aerosmith you will love listening to. Next, I suggest Walk This Way with Run DMC. Awesome rock and rap combination. Other songs I love are Same Old Song and Dance. Angel, Love in an Elevator, Big Ten Inch, Back in the Saddle, Janies Got A Gun is a Dark song, when you realize what it is about but a good one.
Thank you for another great reaction - you made me smile so job done for the day!! Please consider adding "Deuces are Wild" to your list of Aerosmith songs to get to one fine day!!
Permanent Vacation is an album I really can't listen to anymore. I was stuck in a car for 10 hours and this the only cassette my friend had and he wouldn't shut it off. Love Aerosmith and saw this tour with Great White as an opener
The Aerosmith lineup, except for a couple of years in the late 70's and early 80's, has been Steven (Tallarico) Tyler - Lead Vocals, Piano Harmonica, Maracas, Dancing, Songwriting, etc, Joe Perry - Guitar and Vocals, Brad Whitford -Guitar and Backing Vocals, Tom Hamilton - Bass and Backing Vocals and Joey Kramer - Drums. Steve met Joe Perry when Joe was a Fry Cook at a small resort area in rural Sunapee, New Hampshire. Steve sent Joe compliments about his french fries and they they got to talking about music, and 50 plus years later they are in the R & R Hall Of Fame, toured the world multiple times and have had pretty amazing careers. P.S. Did you notice Steve was driving a real Shelby Cobra at the end. His.
They did some genealogy work on him and his daughter Liv Taylor. Turns out a couple of grand and greats back his ancestor was Molato and lived as a white man holding office and played drums! Steven Taylor started to rock as a drummer! Sorry, the story is so vague but my memory sucks, don't get old. But if you can find it it is a great story. happy story. Thanks as always you guys!
Absolutely love "Train kept a rolling", but as far as hard and heavy Aerosmith tunes go for my money the top of the heap there has to be "Nobody's Fault".
Tom Hamilton on bass and Joey Kramer on drums.... My personal favorite Aerosmith song is the last song on Toys in the attic.... You see me crying.... You two will love it!
LOVE Aerosmith, grew up with them, had their logos penciled in all my grade school notebooks! So many great albums and songs and you've don a few, but my fav album was 9 Lives, and so you have to do Fallin In Love Is Hard on the Knees, or Pink, or Taste of India! Also you still haven't reacted to their older stuff, Nobody's Fault in particular is awesome, but also Woman of the World, Lord of the Thighs, Spaced, Same Old Song & Dance, Last Child... so many!
Glad you called out the bass, Tom Hamilton sets a great foundation. As does Brad Whitford on rhythm guitar and Joey Kramer on drums. That allows Tyler & Perry to do their stuff… and they do it so well. I love their blues album Honkin on Bobo
Yep. As spectacular and electric as Steven is, and as cool as Joe is the band owes every bit as much of their success and awesome sound to Brad, Tom and Joey as they do to the Toxic Twins..
I was a preteen when this song came out and I’d sing it as loud as I could and wasn’t til I got older that I realized what I was singing. So many songs I loved in the 80s were so much different than I thought they were.
I love Aerosmith but if you would check out the Little River band singing lady or lonesome loser and I just want to say Thank you for all that you do be safe be blessed
My brother was listening to "Permanent Vacation" when it came out. We were both young and into hard rock and metal. I heard it through the open door and thought to myself: "Man, another awesome new band full of young talented musicians who are full of energy and are about to burst at any minute". When I found out that this was a band that had been around for 17 years and had almost disappeared from the scene by then, I couldn't believe it. "Permanent Vacation" is the best comeback album ever and I love the fact that they got the Blues.
Great band i saw them live good show.You guys need to check out Frankenstein live version and Tobacco Road also live.Two Albino brothers that can play.Edgar and Johnny Winters
I certainly agree with this suggestion. Frankenstein is an instrumental with The Edgar Winters group and Tobacco Road with both brothers is an absolutely wild classic blues piece with some of the best scatting I've ever heard.
Been watching you since your friend in San Diego introduced you to start doing reactions. Watch ya just sbout everyday. Amaxing how you and your wife both just grew in appreiation of Rock/metal and country music. It has been a wonderful journey with you all. I remember when Aerosmith broke up in the late 70s then got back together in 84 and saw them in the Back in the Saddle tour. Listen to Back n the Saddle and youll know why it is one of Areosmiths Anthem songs, played at every concert. And here is one if you want to see Aerosmith get hard. Kings and Queens Love you guys
Saw them live in the 1980's in Wichita KS. on the Permanent Vacation tour. They put on one awesome show. He hardly stood still during the whole concert.
Aerosmith is awesome In concert, This song is one of the Highlights f the Concert I have been to 2 of their concerts and they always leave everyone singing afterwards.
My mom and I both loved this song when it came out. We always cranked it when it came on the radio. My favorite Aerosmith song. I still crank this song-I have a playlist specifically for bad nights at the hospital that I play LOUD on my way home. #selfcare 😆 I can’t remember if you’ve done “Janie’s Got A Gun,” but that’s a definite one to check out. Totally opposite of the last two you’ve listened to, but very powerful.
I was one of those who asked for more Aerosmith including Rag Doll after your Love in a Elevator reaction. I`m so happy Rag Doll was picked, and there are so much more from my favorite band to recommend. Especially to continue with the official music videos. Then "Janie`s Got a Gun" should be next after two up tempo ones now. "What it Takes" is as good ballad as well, but the music video of "Janie`s Got a Gun" gets the first priority. As for next up tempo "(Dude) Looks Like A Lady" would be a popular request, but my patron of yours vote goes for "Walk This Way". Many hard core Aerosmith fans would still keep suggesting doing their original version of it, but please believe me: I do feel certain that most of your followers here would rather want you to react to the music video of Run-DMC doing a cover of "Walk this Way" in collaboration with Aerosmith. It made a huge comeback for Aerosmith the year before "Rag Doll" from 1987 and is a piece of music history with it`s subgenre of rap rock.
all these Aerosmith from 80's i consider commercial POP. if you want to know them, i recommend hearing what they became famous for... the first albums... there is no comparison... i recommend TOYS IN THE ATTIC, MAMA KIN, KINGS AND QUEENS, ADAM'S APPLE, LORD OF THE THIGHS, LAST CHILD, NOBODY'S FAULT
I read the story to this song. He needed inspiration to write a song that would make the charts. He was to meet with a women who was a songwriter. She basically told him to draw his inspiration from his surroundings and experiences. So he wrote this song which became a hit.
Another classic track from Permanent Vacation !! Live, it’s a stunning song and it’s got a brilliant video too !!! Keep going forward and do a couple from PUMP the follow up to this album. Young Lust, The Other Side, Monkey On My Back. I think you’ve already done Jamie’s Got A Gun and What It Takes. If you haven’t these do have to be listened to and reacted to !! Amazing !!! LOVE LOVE LVE this track ‘n
Rag Doll from their album Permanent Vacation shares a connection to Vancouver, BC (my home town) like Bon Jovi, AC/DC, Motley Crue, Jimmy Page and Bryan Adams. They all recorded material at Little Mountain Sound Studios in Vancouver (Heart recorded at Mushroom Records studio in Vancouver). Several Vancouver musicians were involved in the this recording. Jim Vallance played the organ on Rag Doll. Vallance also works with Bryan Adams as a co-writer on Bryan's songs. Bruce Fairbairn (RIP), the producer on Permanent Vacation, was also a trumpet player. Bruce was notable for introducing dynamic horn arrangements into rock music productions. When the musicians were in town, you would see them out and about. Nobody usually bothered them as it was apparent that they were relaxing during the recording process. - Cheers and Smiles. 🎶 🎶 🥁 🎷🎺🎸🎤 😎
Lucky you! 😃 Although I am a native of San Francisco 🌁, I frequent Vancouver. 🇨🇦 I was in different districts when all the major musicians Bryan Adams to Aerosmith to Loverboy were recording their hit albums. I had my chances to meet them . I never did. 😖 But I was lucky to watch them in concerts, but not in Vancouver.
If my old memory is correct the last part of the video, him and the girl on the front porch and him driving around in the car, was filmed in Johnson City, TN. A small college town about 15 miles from my home. Anyways, they put on a killer concert at Freedom Hall Civil Center and while in town they recorded that part of the video. By the way, White Lion opened for them. Aerosmith was one of the best shows I've ever seen.
Jenny’s got a gun by Aerosmith I think that’s one of their my most favorite songs even though it’s as a tragic message it’s one when I love that they do that and crazy and and there’s another song that they did in the 90s too
Yessssss do more Aerosmith, please! I feel like they were soooo underrated... Here's some more great songs by them; Sweet emotions, Janies got a gun, Dude looks like a lady, Angel, Cryin, Crazy, What it takes, I don't want to miss a thing & sooo many more🎶😁🎶
They filmed most of this video in East Tennessee and I and some of my sorority sisters are in the video!! Getting to meet the band was so much fun! We had the best time ever. Aerosmith never fails on giving an awesome performance each and every time!!!
Carrie Underwood and Steven Tyler ROCK IT LIVE - Undo it / Walk This Way - FULL version / Carrie fan ruclips.net/video/jbbIvGVQqKk/видео.html. Since you haven't done a lot of Carrie Underwood (an Oklahoma native), check out this performance of her with Steven Tyler at the country music awards a few years ago!!!
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The earlier edition of Aerosmith awaits: "Mama Kin" "Train Kept A-Rollin" "Same Old Song and Dance" "Walk This Way" "Toys in the Attic" "Back in the Saddle" "Rats in the Cellar" "Lick and a Promise" "Get It Up" the autobiographical "No Surprize" and a song in which Steven Tyler absolutely shreds his vocal cords, "Draw the Line"
Absolutely agree...the earlier Aerosmith stuff is the best! Well worth checking out. 🔥🎶
These songs are all great.
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Yes I'm screaming for them to do the old stuff so different so much better!
Add seasons of Wither, Kings and Queens
Permanent Vacation is a milestone album, not a bad track on it! Another vote for WHAT IT TAKES!!!!!
I love all Aerosmith albums. Even Night in the ruts had some great covers.
"What it Takes" is a hidden gem. Anybody who has been through the gauntlet of love will identify!
'What It Takes' is my favourite song of theirs.
Their true comeback! They got the gang back together for "Done with Mirrors" but it wasn't until after Tyler and Perry guested on Run-DMC's cover of "Walk This Way" they really were able to hit their peak again, which they finally did with Permanent Vacation.
Permanent Vacation was my intro to Aerosmith. Still have my cassette tape (and the upgraded CD) in my music library.
Aerosmith never disappoints. neither do you two, you're super excellent at what you do.
Permanent Vacation was the album that really propelled Aerosmith into the second half of their career. Another banger and my favorite off this album is Dude looks like a lady
Aerosmith is one of the greatest bands in history, but people do not realize how talented Steven Tyler really is. That little scat line at the end of the song shows us a little of his raw soulful talent. Thanks!
Walk This Way - RUN DMC and Aerosmith: (1986)The song was a top five pop hit, sold millions of copies, and helped relaunch Aerosmith's then-faltering career. It also introduced a huge number of people to Run-DMC - and to rap music in general - paving the way for the genre's subsequent massive worldwide success. (MUST PLAY OFFICIAL VIDEO...its fun)
truly a must .. and yes please the official video
I was thinking the same and think it would be fun if they reacted to both versions at once🤘😘
Agree, but do Aerosmith's Walk This way first, then the Run DMC collab. It will make more sense.
Before we explore relaunching their career how about they first check what launched there career?
"Toys in The Attic" (75)
Big 10 Inch Record please :)
"Tap dancing on a landmine." My favorite line in the song.
I would like to see you react to “walk this way” with Aerosmith and Run DMC
I still remember when Jay 1st reacted to Aerosmith and asked if they were a one hit wonder. Come a long way since then! Still have a lot of Aerosmith to get to also......
My little brother was in a record store in Denver when the Run DMC collaboration came out. A couple of older teenagers were telling the adult with them about this hot new group that had just put out a new single and they sure hoped they wouldn’t be a one hit wonder. They showed the guy the record and he just started laughing then said “Walk this way.” Then he took them back away from the new releases and showed them that Aerosmith had their very own section in the main part of the store.
patiently waiting for a reaction to "Janie Got A Gun"...the video that accompanies the song is just perfect!
Me too
Yes!!!!
ME TOO!!!! That song is so deep and amazing!!!
They're first album was in 1973!
This was there 1987 comeback.
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD,
Classic 70's Smith First
" Seasons of Wither" 73
Amber, in addition to Steven Tyler, you have Joe Perry- guitar, Brad Whitford -guitar, Tom Hamilton -bass, and Joey Kramer -drums.
One of my All-Time favorite groups...Aerosmith, Great Choice!!!
“Walk this Way” with Aerosmith and Run DMC might be one you guys like.
Can't believe you haven't done aerosmith, walk this way with run dmc. It's still a trip. :)
Aerosmith in the 80s was good but 70s Smith is off the hook incredible. You've heard Sweet Emotion and Dream On now it's time for the trifecta Walk This Way. Talk about flow, this one has it in spades.
OLD Girl here I saw them in 1974... My 76 Senior Prom theme was Dream On...LOL..
You REALLY need to check out a version of Walk This Way that Aerosmith did with rappers Run-DMC.
i believe they have played that
"Dueces are Wild", is one of their underated great songs!
That and "Blind man"
I saw Aerosmith live in 1987 Guns and Roses opened for them. We somehow managed to get on the floor and we pushed our way almost to the stage. It was one of the best concerts I've ever been too!!!
I bet that was great!!!! My first concert wasn’t until 2 years later seeing Ozzy!!!!
Nothing compares to their older stuff. This was pop.
Steven Tyler: Lead Vocals
Joe Perry: Lead Guitar
Brad Whitford: Rhythm and Lead Guitar
Tom Hamilton: Bass
Joey Kramer: Drums
Perry and Whitford left the band for one album. But, they returned and the original line up has been rocking ever since.
If you get the chance go see them. They won't disappoint.
Anything you choose is going to be good. Aerosmith is the most bad ass American band ever conceived.
Thanks for the reaction.
Check out "Angel" a ballad from the same album. One of my favorites and really shows off Steven's voice. Gets really high in this song.
not 100 percent sure but i think the have done ..ANGEL...I`m really looking forward to WALK THIS WAY ... that`s the song that indroduce me to rap, and loved it since ....now i enjoy all genres!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Yes!! they've done ANGEL already but i'm patiently .... patiently waiting on the two the three best 90s Aerosmith "Alicia Silverstone" Triliogy songs "Amazing" "Cryin" & "Crazy"
Aerosmith did a whole albumn that was pure blues rocks with a lot of harmonica called "Honkin' on Bobo". It is a excellent album.
Steven's last, sultry, "Come on up and see me." was an homage to Mae West. The second guitarist, Brad Whitfield, plays rhythm guitar and Joe Bonamassa ans Jimmy Barnes commemorative cover of Deep Purple's Lazy.
You have to hear/check out their older 70's stuff - Chip Away at the Stone - Mama Kin - Toys in the Attic - Back in the Saddle - Dream On - Sweet Emotion
"A Little South of Sanity" is a great live album from Aerosmith from the "Pump" and "Nine Lives" album era of albums and classics.
Hit another 70’s Aerosmith. “Walk This Way” is a great rocker.
Parts of this were filmed in my hometown! My now-hubby sat with his dorm-mates and watched them film the final scenes with the car going down the street. We weren’t a huge town, but Aerosmith played our local concert venue several times over the years. They said they liked the vibe there. I never saw them there, though.
They don't do many blues type songs, but when they did, they were classic. Other blues style songs to check out What It Takes (there are two versions, best one is the version that starts with them in concert), Chip Away At The Stone, My Big Ten Inch Record and Train Kept A Rollin. Also the What It Takes music video was shot in Dallas, I was at the concert with my mom when they shot it.
🤘 This is the very first song I ever heard from Aerosmith on MTV when I was 14 years old 😍💕
Permanent Vacation was a HUGE album my junior year in High school!
Another album I wore out and to replace.
I loved "Angel" and "Rag Doll" with his "Mae West" nod/impersonation "Come on over and see me" and the scatting!
But the whole album was great as was their next one "Pump"
Aerosmith always brings the high energy!
Permanent Vacation and Pump were probably my 2 favorite Aerosmith albums ^_^ LOVE THIS SONG!!! ^_^ great reaction guys!
There are a handful of Aerosmith songs I could recommend, but I would _love_ to see you guys react to "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)"... that one grooves HARD! I'll bet you guys will be *shook* when you realise what movie it's from! 😉
Aerosmith is one of those bands that no matter what they sing, you are just in for a fun ride. Steven Tyler's voice is an instrument that can produce so many amazing sounds. I have loved rockin' out to Aerosmith for the last 40 years, and look forward to doing the same for the next 40!
I love this group,, my favorite song is Angel..
Saw them in 2001. They were phenomenal. I love their 70s era songs best. I recommend No More No More, Kings and Queens, Mamakin, Last Child, Train Kept a Rollin'. Got to admit I do like Rag Doll a lot. Deuces Are Wild and Jaded are later songs which deserve a listen.
What about Toys in the Attic. ?
So much Aerosmith you will love listening to. Next, I suggest Walk This Way with Run DMC. Awesome rock and rap combination. Other songs I love are Same Old Song and Dance. Angel, Love in an Elevator, Big Ten Inch, Back in the Saddle,
Janies Got A Gun is a Dark song, when you realize what it is about but a good one.
Love, love, love Aerosmith. I really like to see Steven entertaining, he is so awesome. The whole band is awesome.
Thank you for another great reaction - you made me smile so job done for the day!! Please consider adding "Deuces are Wild" to your list of Aerosmith songs to get to one fine day!!
Have you heard Rag Doll by the Four Seasons? Anything by the Four Seasons is fantastic.
Keep playing Aerosmith! They are the best ever and you two rock with your choices and reactions. You have such an appreciation of great music.
Permanent Vacation is an album I really can't listen to anymore. I was stuck in a car for 10 hours and this the only cassette my friend had and he wouldn't shut it off. Love Aerosmith and saw this tour with Great White as an opener
I have seen Aerosmith live a couple of times when I was in the Navy in the late 70's they were and are the best band I have ever seen play live.
The Aerosmith lineup, except for a couple of years in the late 70's and early 80's, has been Steven (Tallarico) Tyler - Lead Vocals, Piano Harmonica, Maracas, Dancing, Songwriting, etc, Joe Perry - Guitar and Vocals, Brad Whitford -Guitar and Backing Vocals, Tom Hamilton - Bass and Backing Vocals and Joey Kramer - Drums. Steve met Joe Perry when Joe was a Fry Cook at a small resort area in rural Sunapee, New Hampshire. Steve sent Joe compliments about his french fries and they they got to talking about music, and 50 plus years later they are in the R & R Hall Of Fame, toured the world multiple times and have had pretty amazing careers. P.S. Did you notice Steve was driving a real Shelby Cobra at the end. His.
They did some genealogy work on him and his daughter Liv Taylor. Turns out a couple of grand and greats back his ancestor was Molato and lived as a white man holding office and played drums! Steven Taylor started to rock as a drummer! Sorry, the story is so vague but my memory sucks, don't get old. But if you can find it it is a great story. happy story. Thanks as always you guys!
You have to hear their version of "Train kept a Rolling" from the Get your Wings LP. It has to be their hardest rocking song IMO.
Love the live version.
Absolutely love "Train kept a rolling", but as far as hard and heavy Aerosmith tunes go for my money the top of the heap there has to be "Nobody's Fault".
LIVIN' ON THE EDGE !!! You won't be disappointed !
Tom Hamilton on bass and Joey Kramer on drums.... My personal favorite Aerosmith song is the last song on Toys in the attic.... You see me crying.... You two will love it!
A great song by Aerosmith to react to is Janie’s got a gun. It is very dark and deep. Much love big hugs and smiles robsquad family!
I like what's in your eyes girl 😊
You guys make me really appreciate growing up in that era! Graduating in 81 and hitting my young adult years when the "M" in MTV really meant "Music"!
So AMAZING in concert!!..Great voice and Yes Bluesy Rock!!..Well said!!
LOVE Aerosmith, grew up with them, had their logos penciled in all my grade school notebooks!
So many great albums and songs and you've don a few, but my fav album was 9 Lives, and so you have to do Fallin In Love Is Hard on the Knees, or Pink, or Taste of India!
Also you still haven't reacted to their older stuff, Nobody's Fault in particular is awesome, but also Woman of the World, Lord of the Thighs, Spaced, Same Old Song & Dance, Last Child... so many!
Glad you called out the bass, Tom Hamilton sets a great foundation. As does Brad Whitford on rhythm guitar and Joey Kramer on drums. That allows Tyler & Perry to do their stuff… and they do it so well.
I love their blues album Honkin on Bobo
Yep. As spectacular and electric as Steven is, and as cool as Joe is the band owes every bit as much of their success and awesome sound to Brad, Tom and Joey as they do to the Toxic Twins..
I was a preteen when this song came out and I’d sing it as loud as I could and wasn’t til I got older that I realized what I was singing. So many songs I loved in the 80s were so much different than I thought they were.
Love this tune!..... But Hole in my soul is a beautiful tune and beautifully written lyrics.
Another great reaction 🤍💙🤍
"No More No More" and "Last Child" are my favorite Aerosmith songs.
I love Aerosmith but if you would check out the Little River band singing lady or lonesome loser and I just want to say Thank you for all that you do be safe be blessed
Hadn't thought of Little River Band in years. I second that suggestion.
I love Lady! One of the most beautiful songs ever written. I have had it on my playlist forever! Great suggestion!
Take the ride down this long rabbit hole! Thanks as always for keeping great music alive!
Man, you have even touched the tip of the iceberg with these guys...Happy listening🎶 ✌️
My brother was listening to "Permanent Vacation" when it came out. We were both young and into hard rock and metal. I heard it through the open door and thought to myself: "Man, another awesome new band full of young talented musicians who are full of energy and are about to burst at any minute". When I found out that this was a band that had been around for 17 years and had almost disappeared from the scene by then, I couldn't believe it. "Permanent Vacation" is the best comeback album ever and I love the fact that they got the Blues.
A friend of mine, Casey Tebo, directed the live dvd “Rock for the Rising Sun”, a 2011 tour of Japan by Aerosmith. I think you can watch it on RUclips.
Great band i saw them live good show.You guys need to check out Frankenstein live version and Tobacco Road also live.Two Albino brothers that can play.Edgar and Johnny Winters
I certainly agree with this suggestion. Frankenstein is an instrumental with The Edgar Winters group and Tobacco Road with both brothers is an absolutely wild classic blues piece with some of the best scatting I've ever heard.
Been watching you since your friend in San Diego introduced you to start doing reactions. Watch ya just sbout everyday. Amaxing how you and your wife both just grew in appreiation of Rock/metal and country music. It has been a wonderful journey with you all. I remember when Aerosmith broke up in the late 70s then got back together in 84 and saw them in the Back in the Saddle tour.
Listen to Back n the Saddle and youll know why it is one of Areosmiths Anthem songs, played at every concert.
And here is one if you want to see Aerosmith get hard. Kings and Queens
Love you guys
Saw them live in the 1980's in Wichita KS. on the Permanent Vacation tour. They put on one awesome show. He hardly stood still during the whole concert.
This was my favorite song when I was a little girl 😂😂 my mom loves Aerosmith, I grew up on them
When classically trained musicians turn rock its always perfection
You guys picked a good one there with Aerosmith, I love Ragdoll by Aerosmith, I love jamming out to it, singing to it as well.
Love Aerosmith and Steven Tyler! “Back in the Saddle” was my intro to them when I was just 7 years old. His voice stuck with me since.
I love Stephen's voice and the concerts are so fun. I think you both would like "Jaded" from them it is a bit newer. ✌️❤
Yes!! Jaded is a Great song.
Aerosmith is awesome In concert, This song is one of the Highlights f the Concert
I have been to 2 of their concerts and they always leave everyone singing afterwards.
My mom and I both loved this song when it came out. We always cranked it when it came on the radio. My favorite Aerosmith song. I still crank this song-I have a playlist specifically for bad nights at the hospital that I play LOUD on my way home. #selfcare 😆
I can’t remember if you’ve done “Janie’s Got A Gun,” but that’s a definite one to check out. Totally opposite of the last two you’ve listened to, but very powerful.
I was one of those who asked for more Aerosmith including Rag Doll after your Love in a Elevator reaction. I`m so happy Rag Doll was picked, and there are so much more from my favorite band to recommend. Especially to continue with the official music videos.
Then "Janie`s Got a Gun" should be next after two up tempo ones now.
"What it Takes" is as good ballad as well, but the music video of "Janie`s Got a Gun" gets the first priority. As for next up tempo "(Dude) Looks Like A Lady" would be a popular request, but my patron of yours vote goes for "Walk This Way". Many hard core Aerosmith fans would still keep suggesting doing their original version of it, but please believe me:
I do feel certain that most of your followers here would rather want you to react to the music video of Run-DMC doing a cover of "Walk this Way" in collaboration with Aerosmith. It made a huge comeback for Aerosmith the year before "Rag Doll" from 1987 and is a piece of music history with it`s subgenre of rap rock.
all these Aerosmith from 80's i consider commercial POP. if you want to know them, i recommend hearing what they became famous for... the first albums... there is no comparison... i recommend TOYS IN THE ATTIC, MAMA KIN, KINGS AND QUEENS, ADAM'S APPLE, LORD OF THE THIGHS, LAST CHILD, NOBODY'S FAULT
Great band! Awesome song
Aerosmith is so versatile, they could've been successful in any genre.
Love Aerosmith my husband use to take me every year to see them in concert. I think you would really enjoy Back in the saddle again give it a listen.
Aerosmith never fail to bring the fire!!!
You guys would love 'Shut Up & Dance' & 'Amazing'
Great reaction as always guys 🤘
I read the story to this song. He needed inspiration to write a song that would make the charts. He was to meet with a women who was a songwriter. She basically told him to draw his inspiration from his surroundings and experiences. So he wrote this song which became a hit.
Another classic track from Permanent Vacation !! Live, it’s a stunning song and it’s got a brilliant video too !!! Keep going forward and do a couple from PUMP the follow up to this album. Young Lust, The Other Side, Monkey On My Back. I think you’ve already done Jamie’s Got A Gun and What It Takes. If you haven’t these do have to be listened to and reacted to !! Amazing !!! LOVE LOVE LVE this track ‘n
Rag Doll from their album Permanent Vacation shares a connection to Vancouver, BC (my home town) like Bon Jovi, AC/DC, Motley Crue, Jimmy Page and Bryan Adams. They all recorded material at Little Mountain Sound Studios in Vancouver (Heart recorded at Mushroom Records studio in Vancouver). Several Vancouver musicians were involved in the this recording. Jim Vallance played the organ on Rag Doll. Vallance also works with Bryan Adams as a co-writer on Bryan's songs. Bruce Fairbairn (RIP), the producer on Permanent Vacation, was also a trumpet player. Bruce was notable for introducing dynamic horn arrangements into rock music productions. When the musicians were in town, you would see them out and about. Nobody usually bothered them as it was apparent that they were relaxing during the recording process. - Cheers and Smiles.
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Lucky you! 😃
Although I am a native of San Francisco 🌁, I frequent Vancouver. 🇨🇦
I was in different districts when all the major musicians Bryan Adams to
Aerosmith to Loverboy were recording their hit albums.
I had my chances to meet them . I never did. 😖 But I was lucky to watch them in concerts, but not in Vancouver.
If my old memory is correct the last part of the video, him and the girl on the front porch and him driving around in the car, was filmed in Johnson City, TN. A small college town about 15 miles from my home. Anyways, they put on a killer concert at Freedom Hall Civil Center and while in town they recorded that part of the video. By the way, White Lion opened for them. Aerosmith was one of the best shows I've ever seen.
OMG i was just wishing you guys would do this one YESTERDAY! Sweet!
Aerosmith at their pinnacle during this time, they were evolving and it showed in their music. An amazing group
Yay, so happy ya'll did this one. I always loved Steven's little scat singing part at the end. So good. Great reaction!! 🙂
This one is so cool. Steve always does a great job. "Angel" is another good one.
Amber, enjoyed the reaction but I just had to comment ..... you are absolutely stunning! God bless. 😊
Walk This Way - Heard. At my first slumber party when I was in middle school!
Aerosmith’s best song is definitely Janie’s Got A Gun!! What a powerful message as well as song!!
It's not even in their Top Ten
Uh their first album was 1973, they were huge on the 70's.
Foe an earlier track with a similar message " Uncle Salty," circa 1975!
"Livin on the edge" Taste of India" Falling in love is so hard on your knees" are all songs you will love!
You must see "What It Takes". Underrated sing, really emotionsl.
You should listen to walk this way that Aerosmith did with RUN DMC. It's another good one 😀
Aerosmith live is awesome Steven Tyler knows how to put on a show, the whole band rocks. Great concert 🙌 😍, nice reaction. 👍
Jenny’s got a gun by Aerosmith I think that’s one of their my most favorite songs even though it’s as a tragic message it’s one when I love that they do that and crazy and and there’s another song that they did in the 90s too
Yessssss do more Aerosmith, please! I feel like they were soooo underrated... Here's some more great songs by them; Sweet emotions, Janies got a gun, Dude looks like a lady, Angel, Cryin, Crazy, What it takes, I don't want to miss a thing & sooo many more🎶😁🎶
That's why I love Aerosmith all of there songs are soo different but still so good! Keep it up
One of best Aerosmith tracks and that hard to say cos they’ve done so many Tyler’s voice is unique
The beat on this one is full on sick... always did love how these guys rock it.
LOL I'm glad you seen the official video ..I love the ending of him driving that car and the women..Rag Doll great song
This was probably the height of Aerosmith. This is the music I grew up with.
First four albums from the 70's are amazing! Gotta do the early stuff.
You will freak. He also did a song with CARLOS SANTANA!
They filmed most of this video in East Tennessee and I and some of my sorority sisters are in the video!! Getting to meet the band was so much fun! We had the best time ever. Aerosmith never fails on giving an awesome performance each and every time!!!
Carrie Underwood and Steven Tyler ROCK IT LIVE - Undo it / Walk This Way - FULL version / Carrie fan
ruclips.net/video/jbbIvGVQqKk/видео.html.
Since you haven't done a lot of Carrie Underwood (an Oklahoma native), check out this performance of her with Steven Tyler at the country music awards a few years ago!!!