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Aerosmith are so cool
I have not listened to the band for an age. So I through on 'Permanant Vacation'. Great album and great band. The only reason I watched American Idol was cos of Steven Tyler. Legend !
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They were until they did the cliched rock thing and started to only release ballads!
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They were until they did the cliched rock thing and started to only release ballads!
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Agreed. 'Don't Want To Miss A Thing' is a decent enough song for the likes of Take That, but it's a real wetpatch in the career of a band who released two fantastic albums in the 80s.
, 'pump' and 'get a grip' |
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tsk tsk tsk. Yeh 'I don't wanna miss a thing' sucks. However 'Toys in the Attic', released in the 70s is a great album. The 80s there are at least 3 good albums, .'permanent vacation
, 'pump' and 'get a grip' ![]() Pump is excellent, though. |
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Get A Grip is pretty good yes, but was released in 1993
![]() Pump is excellent, though.
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I like their late 80s-early 90s singles and I think 'Pump' is a pretty good album, but if I want to listen to Aerosmith I rarely look further than their first four albums if I'm honest. 'Rocks' is a hard rock classic that I don't think they've ever bettered.
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I like their late 80s-early 90s singles and I think 'Pump' is a pretty good album, but if I want to listen to Aerosmith I rarely look further than their first four albums if I'm honest. 'Rocks' is a hard rock classic that I don't think they've ever bettered.
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Who remembers a power ballad they did in the early 00s called Fly Away From Here? I think that's one of my favourite songs of all time and certainly Aerosmith's most underrated imo.
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What does 'cool' even mean? The word is so overused that it has lost all meaning.
I do like Aerosmith, though.
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That's ironic considering I've been listening to Permanent Vacation the last few days!
Brilliant album, a career highlight. |
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tsk tsk tsk. Yeh 'I don't wanna miss a thing' sucks. However 'Toys in the Attic', released in the 70s is a great album. The 80s there are at least 3 good albums, .'permanent vacation
, 'pump' and 'get a grip' I did like their old stuff too, and just got 'toys in the attic' on spotify the other day. It's probably their best album, and I really like 'night in the ruts' even though it sounds like it was recorded for fifty pence and a curly wurly. It just sounds nasty like a night in the ruts. I've no idea of timelines but I would imagine it was when they were at their highest ![]() One song I didn't like was 'Living on the Edge', thought it was shite, til (and this always happens!) I saw it done live, this was download 11 (or was it 10?) and it's possibly one of my 90s era favourites now. |
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