Steven Tyler is amazing.

melodyman22
melodyman22 Posts: 326
edited May 2008 in Other Music
Steven Tyler, is for sure one of the best vocalists ever. I mean even to this day he sounds great. Better then Plant does now. The range he has, is just amazing. I know many on here wont agree, but I feel Aerosmith is better then the mighty Led Zeppelin. Dont get me wrong Led kicks ass.
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  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    I've only heard one vocal performance from Steve Tyler ever that didn't make me think of an ordinary singer belting out Zeppelin songs while a gestapo officer holds his testicles in a vice. That song was Dream On.

    Otherwise, no. Horrible singer.
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  • DiRtyFranK38
    DiRtyFranK38 Posts: 3,131
    i don't want to insult your opinion, but i completely disagree with everything there. i do not think steven tyler is a very good singer at all. also, led zeppelin is MILES better then aerosmith. aerosmith is overrated as it is.

    plant > tyler .. now and always

    zeppelin > aerosmith .. of course


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  • keeponrockin
    keeponrockin Posts: 7,446
    They put on a HELL of a live show. I've never seen a band rock so hard.
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  • LikeAnOpeningBandForTheSun
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    maybe 30 years ago.
  • mbangel10
    mbangel10 Posts: 548
    I saw them live around 6 or 7 years ago. It was one of my favorite concerts. Aerosmith is a great classic rock band. However, I wouldn't go so far to say that Steven Tyler is the best singer out there. He's got a good voice but he's far from the best. He is a great front man though.

    Last Child was the first song I ever heard by Aerosmith when I was a little kid, and damn they rocked that song live. :)
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  • Fahka
    Fahka Posts: 3,187
    He has crazy range... and i haven't heard him recently but i still bet he has it..
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  • Hebejebe
    Hebejebe Posts: 110
    LeatherMandi wrote:
    He has crazy range... and i haven't heard him recently but i still bet he has it..
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    Yeah he's certainly looked after his voice. It's a pity that Ed hasn't. Ed has improved as a singer but he has let his voice go a bit, dude needs to stop smoking.
  • Evacuation Rules
    Evacuation Rules Posts: 2,162
    I'm a huge fan of 70's Aerosmith and I wouldn't say that Tyler is amazing by any stretch of the imagination. But he is better than Axl Rose. I'll give him that!
  • Gremmie95
    Gremmie95 Posts: 749
    JWBusher wrote:
    I'm a huge fan of 70's Aerosmith and I wouldn't say that Tyler is amazing by any stretch of the imagination. But he is better than Axl Rose. I'll give him that!


    ooooh tough one, never compared the two.
  • Mike_Muse_Rage
    Mike_Muse_Rage Posts: 677
    Absolutely fantastic when I saw them at Hyde Park Calling last year. Tyler's voice has not aged one bit.
  • Lukin66
    Lukin66 Posts: 3,063
    Hebejebe wrote:
    Yeah he's certainly looked after his voice. It's a pity that Ed hasn't. Ed has improved as a singer but he has let his voice go a bit, dude needs to stop smoking.
    yes, I agree with you there. ST has taken really good care of his voice, but a lot of other rockers (plant, EV FOR SURE) haven't. It'll be a shame if eddie lets his voice die into a cigarette croak.
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  • Matty Boy
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    Axl was a way better vocalist than Steven Tyler or Robert Plant. At the top of all their games Axl is the best.

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  • Dustin51
    Dustin51 Posts: 222
    keeponrockin wrote:
    They put on a HELL of a live show. I've never seen a band rock so hard.

    I saw them once and thought it sucked. It wasnt that bad but they did 90 minutes did exactly the same show im sure they did in every other city on the tour and that was it. Not a bad show but it was just a straight show, no heart!
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  • melodyman22
    melodyman22 Posts: 326
    Im not saying he's the best singer ever. Im saying he has an amazing voice. For those who think he's horrible. Go listen to your Arcade fire cd.
  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    melodyman22 wrote:
    Im not saying he's the best singer ever. Im saying he has an amazing voice. For those who think he's horrible. Go listen to your Arcade fire cd.
    Will do, thanks for the recommendation.
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  • Pearls&Stones
    Pearls&Stones Posts: 585
    I actually have never cared for Led Zeppelin. Sure they're talented. But I find them extremely boring.

    I like Aerosmith. I've seen them a few times live and I enjoyed it. Not as good as a Pearl Jam show, but what is? I actually like most of Aerosmith's albums 1970's-2000's. There were a few I didn't like here or there (ie Rock and a Hard Place) but overall they are consistent.
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  • wcsmith
    wcsmith Posts: 165
    Pearls&Stones wrote:
    I actually have never cared for Led Zeppelin. Sure they're talented. But I find them extremely boring.

    Really? None of their albums sound the same, at least not to me. Maybe I just can't conceive that the band the pretty much created the template for hard rock could be considered boring. Oh well, to each their own...
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  • Jeremy1012
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    wcsmith wrote:
    Really? None of their albums sound the same, at least not to me. Maybe I just can't conceive that the band the pretty much created the template for hard rock could be considered boring. Oh well, to each their own...
    Well... the following bands were all making hard rock before Zeppelin:

    Andromeda
    Blue Cheer
    The Firebirds
    High Tide
    Jeff Beck
    MC5
    Sainte Anthony's Fyre
    The Stooges
    Vanilla Fudge
    Yesterday's Children

    And since Zeppelin plagiarised most of their tunes and lyrics on their first two albums, they were neither original nor particularly groundbreaking. There's nothing wrong with liking them of course, that's your choice but they certainly didn't lay the template for hard rock. They might have consolidated it, yes.
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  • MattyJoe
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    keeponrockin wrote:
    They put on a HELL of a live show. I've never seen a band rock so hard.

    You obviously never saw LZ. There truly is no band that rocks harder than Zep did from '69-'73. NO BAND.

    Aerosmith are Zeppelin imitators to the max.
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  • Pearls&Stones
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    wcsmith wrote:
    Really? None of their albums sound the same, at least not to me. Maybe I just can't conceive that the band the pretty much created the template for hard rock could be considered boring. Oh well, to each their own...

    To be honest, none of the elite guitar gods (Hendrix, Page, Clapton) really appeal to me. I know how great they are/were, but their actual music does nothing for me.
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