Aerosmith: Albums Elimination (Round 10, SECOND TO FINAL ROUND)

[_hi_water._]

Aerosmith has been eliminated.

 

15. Music From Another Dimension! (2012)

14. Honkin' On Bobo (2004)

13. Just Push Play (2001)

12. Nine Lives (1997)

11. Get A Grip (1993)

10. Rock In A Hard Place (1982)

9. Pump (1989)

8. Done With Mirrors (1985)

7. Permanent Vacation (1987)

6. Draw The Line (1977)

5. Night In The Ruts (1979)

4. Aerosmith (1973)

[custom55]

My top 3 so it's tough.

 

I'll vote out Toys because it contains the overplayed Walk This Way.

[Rick N. Backer]

It looks like Rocks is going to take it. I personally think Rocks gets a little bump from being the counterpoint to the album that sold too many copies for some.

[Entre_Perpetuo]

I don’t know. There have been points when I thought all of these might be my favorite. Nowadays it’s Pump, but these are the three vying for #2.

[treeduck]

My top 3 so it's tough.

 

I'll vote out Toys because it contains the overplayed Walk This Way.

Being "overplayed" isn't the song's fault, blame yourself for doing the overplaying or various media outlets. The song remains the same, you should know that.

[treeduck]

My top one is Toys in the Attic.

[1-0-0-1-0-0-1]

Last week I listened to Rocks all the way through. Not a subpar song on there. Can't quite say that about Toys, excellent as it is. And Get Your Wings is solid, but it gets my vote because they had to get session guitarists to play the solos on "Train Kept a Rollin'" and "Same Old Song and Dance."

[ReRushed]

Last week I listened to Rocks all the way through. Not a subpar song on there. Can't quite say that about Toys, excellent as it is. And Get Your Wings is solid, but it gets my vote because they had to get session guitarists to play the solos on "Train Kept a Rollin'" and "Same Old Song and Dance."

Yeah. When I first read about the session guitarists my opinion of those songs changed a bit.

[custom55]

My top 3 so it's tough.

 

I'll vote out Toys because it contains the overplayed Walk This Way.

Being "overplayed" isn't the song's fault, blame yourself for doing the overplaying or various media outlets. The song remains the same, you should know that.

 

I've got nothing else! I love every song on GYW and Rocks so what's a fan to do ?

 

Also, the weekend at a farmhouse in the Catskills, the spring of 1974. GYW was played a lot. Memories

Edited March 27, 2022 by custom55

[custom55]

[custom55]

Lord of the Thighs 1983 w/Jimmy Crespo and Rick Dufay

 

Great Tyler banter with the crowd about 5:30 in and the the tone of the guitars starting at 9:30.

 

http://youtu.be/0lJ3VrEGDnQ

 

Edited March 28, 2022 by custom55

[custom55]

My last time seeing Aerosmith and they were GOOD

 

 

[Alex’s Amazing Arpeggios]

Last week I listened to Rocks all the way through. Not a subpar song on there. Can't quite say that about Toys, excellent as it is. And Get Your Wings is solid, but it gets my vote because they had to get session guitarists to play the solos on "Train Kept a Rollin'" and "Same Old Song and Dance."

 

So who actually played these guitar solos then ?

( after Jimmy Page’s time as a session guy & before Luke’s / Tim Pierce )

Whose decisions was it ? Band’s ? Management ? Label’s ?

( just curious really )

Edited March 28, 2022 by Alex’s Amazing Arpeggios

[The Cat 3]

Last week I listened to Rocks all the way through. Not a subpar song on there. Can't quite say that about Toys, excellent as it is. And Get Your Wings is solid, but it gets my vote because they had to get session guitarists to play the solos on "Train Kept a Rollin'" and "Same Old Song and Dance."

 

So who actually played these guitar solos then ?

( after Jimmy Page’s time as a session guy & before Luke’s / Tim Pierce )

Whose decisions was it ? Band’s ? Management ? Label’s ?

( just curious really )

 

Steve Hunter and Steve Wagner played on “Train Kept a Rollin’” and Steve Wagner played on “Same Old Song and Dance”.

Edited March 28, 2022 by The Cat 3

[custom55]

Last week I listened to Rocks all the way through. Not a subpar song on there. Can't quite say that about Toys, excellent as it is. And Get Your Wings is solid, but it gets my vote because they had to get session guitarists to play the solos on "Train Kept a Rollin'" and "Same Old Song and Dance."

 

So who actually played these guitar solos then ?

( after Jimmy Page’s time as a session guy & before Luke’s / Tim Pierce )

Whose decisions was it ? Band’s ? Management ? Label’s ?

( just curious really )

 

Steve Hunter and Steve Wagner played on “Train Kept a Rollin’” and Steve Wagner played on “Same Old Song and Dance”.

 

 

[Alex’s Amazing Arpeggios]

[Alex’s Amazing Arpeggios]