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Aerosmith

Done With Mirrors

Aerosmith's long-awaited comeback leaves us with mixed feelings, mostly because the whole approach feels worn out and past its expiration date, keeping Tyler's crew stuck in the past.

Rock In a Hard Place

"Rock In a Hard Place" is the only Aerosmith album where you'll hunt in vain for the grit and quickly contagious perversity of the Joe Perry / Brad Whitford guitar tandem.

Honkin’ On Bobo

Honkin' on Bobo is a hugely welcome collection of covers of more or less familiar blues numbers, with which Aerosmith paid back a debt to the legacy of the blues giants that was never truly settled.

Permanent Vacation

The raw energy of the Boston outfit that had almost casually packed stadiums across the pond in the 1970s was, in the eyes of the average mid-'80s rocker, nothing but a pale memory of long-gone ti

Toys In The Attic

1975 was the year of Aerosmith music. After countless gigs and two albums that were, let's say, commercially "interesting" — albums that, besides the occasional burst of creative magic from Tyler as well as

Aerosmith

The success story of one of the greatest rock bands of all time starts off in a fairly cautious, maybe even too bashful tone. Aerosmith, the debut from the legendary American outfit, shamelessly lays bare all the traits of a young,…

Get Your Wings

Get Your Wings is the second album from the famous Boston hard-rock craftsmen, and unlike their lukewarmly received debut, it marks a more decisive shift toward clearer, and therefore more homogeneous, musical frameworks

Aerosmith Light Up Olympic Munich

Location: Munich, GermanyConcert date: 14.06.2007Attendance: 11000Ticket price: 65 euros Every time the road pulls me to the capital of the most picturesque of all German regions, Bavaria, I get flooded with nostalgia all over again. Smack…

Night In The Ruts

Night In The Ruts could easily be called the album that split Aerosmith in two. Recorded under rough circumstances, it's probably the rawest face of the Boston outfit up to that point, and with it Tyler and company, despite all the bad

Draw The Line

Draw The Line brings together the best and the worst "traits" of one of the biggest hard rock bands of the seventies. Yes, we're talking about Aerosmith. The naive Boston lads, riding the wave of Toys In The Attic and especially the…

Rocks

Rocks is without a doubt the purest "distillation" of real hard rock, the album that finally crowns Aerosmith as the greatest American rock band of the seventies. Raw, gritty energy leaning heavily

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