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AEROSMITH, ROCKS

SH17171SH17171 Posts: 425
edited November 2011 in Other Music
ROCKS album is 35 years old, if you have not heard this l.p. I think you should

Now off to what r u listening now thread :lol:
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    mookeywrenchmookeywrench Posts: 5,757
    Nobody's Fault - Best Aerosmith song ever.
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    Sweet OblivionSweet Oblivion Posts: 456
    Classic album but I still prefer Toys in the Attic and Get Your Wings over it.
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    LukinFanLukinFan Florida Posts: 29,007
    Sweet Oblivion wrote:
    Classic album but I still prefer Toys in the Attic and Get Your Wings over it.
    Toys is a classic
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    Evacuation RulesEvacuation Rules Posts: 2,162
    I've never understood why "Draw The Line" and "Night In The Ruts" are not considered classics like the others.
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    Sweet OblivionSweet Oblivion Posts: 456
    Evacuation Rules wrote:
    I've never understood why "Draw The Line" and "Night In The Ruts" are not considered classics like the others.

    Becayse they're not? :lol: All joking aside, I wouldn't put them in the same league. Both of them are great albums with some classics (Draw the Line in particular with the title track and Kings and Queens) but they just aren't the complete package. Personally, I wonder why the 1st album (S/T) isn't held in higher regard. It's not like it gets badmouthed but it's never mentioned in the same breath as the others. Strange cause it has a few bona fide classics (Mama Kin, Dream On, I'd even say One Way Street as well) and not a bad track in sight.
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    erocshiftyerocshifty Posts: 1,170
    i love the first 7 records they put out...toys in the attic was the first tape i ever owned...needless to say i was hooked...rocks:astonishing....my personal fave: draw the line...i've got the first 5 on vinyl!!! great shit..thank god for 70s aerosmith, kiss, zeppelin & the who...throw in some clash, shake it up :pearl jam
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    SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    Evacuation Rules wrote:
    I've never understood why "Draw The Line" and "Night In The Ruts" are not considered classics like the others.

    I love "Draw The Line", but "Night In The Ruts" has never really done much for me. But my own opinion, I'm sure, has no effect on its status of being or not being a classic. Maybe it's because Joe Perry quit the band halfway through and only plays on 5 of the 9 songs. Maybe there are too many covers, 3 of the 9 songs including the only single are covers, that's 1/3 of the album.
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    Evacuation RulesEvacuation Rules Posts: 2,162
    SatansFuton wrote:
    Evacuation Rules wrote:
    I've never understood why "Draw The Line" and "Night In The Ruts" are not considered classics like the others.

    I love "Draw The Line", but "Night In The Ruts" has never really done much for me. But my own opinion, I'm sure, has no effect on its status of being or not being a classic. Maybe it's because Joe Perry quit the band halfway through and only plays on 5 of the 9 songs. Maybe there are too many covers, 3 of the 9 songs including the only single are covers, that's 1/3 of the album.

    I think the riffs are really strong and on par with their earlier stuff. The covers/lack of Joe does drag it down a bit, but I think it's a cracking album considering.
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