When this movie came out in 1978, I was in 11th grade, working in a theater. We ran it 5 nights a week, 3 times a day on Saturday and Sunday. It was "held over" so we had it for 2 weeks. I knew exactly where this part was in the movie so I made sure to be in the theater to watch this scene every single time but once. The girl from the ticket booth wanted to watch it and we both couldn't be in the theater at the same time, so I let her watch it ONE TIME.
Five stages of becoming an Aerosmith fan - 1. Dream On, Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Don't Want to Miss a Thing etc 2. Listen to full albums 3. Start watching live performances 4. Read up on the history on the band 5. Ends up here. I'm afraid of trying to understand this in context.
I laugh at how Steven said in his book that he fell 30 feet off the platform into the airbag about 20 times, just for sh*s and giggles. Made it sound like he'd never had so much fun up until then. They would usually have a stunt double fall that far, but hey, that wasn't my decision. Watch his head when Peter Frampton is pinning him down; he's looking up her dress, or as he said, seeing up Strawberry's shortcake. Mmm, my boys are rockin' those stormtrooper costumes. 💕
I was 16. I went to see it once, but at the time I thought this was the best part too. Didn't feel like wasting anymore money on it though, it WAS pretty sad.
I did the same thing .No MTV in those days so unless you went to a concert all you had was the pictures on the album .this was the first time I got to actually see them .I loved the music I used to imagine what they looked like performing. When I saw this I was hooked ...I'm 56 now and I still love this band .Aloha from Hawaii everybody
forgive me because English is not my first language but his is my favorite movie of all time! what I think is so best is that even though Aerosmith didn't write Come Together the BG's let them sing the song!! It's remarkable the BG's came out with such an amazing album as this. They're the best!
Definitely the highlight of this movie. They were so strung out on drugs then. I was surprised they pulled it off. This was a bad time for Aerosmith. Then they did the Draw the Line album and some claim they dont remember doing it and it was one of my favorites in 1979
Draw the line came out in 1977. This movie came out in 1978. In 78, Aerosmith live bootleg came out. In 1979, the shit album night in the ruts came out. Aerosmith sucked after 1977. Anyway, Frampton wanted to be a villain in the movie and was pissed off when they teamed him up with the beegees. Ruined his image. Before the movie, he was considered 1 of the biggest rock stars of the time. After the movie he was reduced to a goodie goodie pop star. He developed a drinking problem after that.
@@terrencesclassicrockcornerAerosmith refused to fly in that exact same plane 3 months before Skynyrd crashed because someone close to the band had inspected it and found too many defects.
I was 3 yrs old when it came out. I remember watching it on our local tv movie of the week on the anniversary. Yes, the movie was a disaster but the movie that was the point of it all! I love the music! Now, it is a cult classic! Where else could you see & hear Alice Cooper, Steve Martin, The Bee Gees, Peter Frampton, Aerosmith since classic Beatle songs! That was the beauty of it!
I remember this from when I was a kid in the late 70's and I'm now 50! It was the highlight of the movie for me. Aerosmith were the true bad boys and the Bee Gees were the good guys.. Ha ha. Lurch from the Addams family even!
I was only 10 when I saw this in the theatre and I think maybe too young. I loved hearing different stars singing Beatles songs. But when she was "killed" in this scene I was traumatized.
I heard this version of the song long before I heard the Beatles version. This was the best cover in the film. The Bee Gees can defeat Aerosmith & Alice Cooper in fights?
A 1978 recording of Aerosmith covering "helter skelter" exists. Perhaps that's what the producers initially considered.. then decided it would be bad taste.
My friend Karin and I must have seen this movie ten times. We were 15. I remember thinking ooh, what a bad guy Steven Tyler is, and I can't take my eyes off of him!
I have loved this movie since I was a kid and it's only now as a 50 year old David Lynch nut that I'm realizing that's the Giant from "Twin Peaks". Holy crap!
I know it’s a movie, really I do,...but but.....Frampton & The BeeGee’s overpower AEROSMITH?!!!. This cannot stand! I say it will not stand!, Hurrrumph, Hurrumph I say.....Hurrrumph!
It could have been worse if Stevie's bruised ego didn't put a stop to what the ending was going to be--they were going to have Peter Frampton overpowering and KILLING STEVE TYLER! No, they had to change that so it he accidentally fell--no way in the world Aerosmith was going to be beaten up by those pansies, even in a movie!
@@impalaman9707 Those pansies sold a hell of a lot of hit records. Guess you didn't see the movie. They were supposed to destroy the bad guys and recover Sgt. Pepper's revered instruments.
@@Pashasmom1 Selling a lot of hits and being a kick ass rock band are two different things. Big deal, Pretty boy Justin Bieber sold a lot of hit records, does that mean he gets to kick Aerosmith's ass?
This scene scared the crap out of me when I was a kid. So much so, that when I became a teenager and became aware of the band Aerosmith I instantly disliked them but could never articulate why.
You Gotta love that while the leader of fvb is being choked, fighting for his life, and then falls to his death, none of the other band members feel the need to stop playing. 😅
Disney: Avengers Endgame is the most ambitious Crossover ever. Sargent Pepper's Lonely Heart club band:Hold my beer. Peter Frampron and the Bee Gees vs Steven Tyler.
Joe Perry said they'd come straight from Massachusetts in the middle of winter to shoot this, with "his crooked teeth and pale skin..." And there was no friggin way Frampton was going to kill Steven lol.
At 1:40 Robin Gibb decides he wants to go after Brad Whitford and take him down! Hilarious! Talk about picking on someone his own "pip squeak" size! That was probably the only time those two would have ever "hooked up", professionally or otherwise!
Being a HUGE Beatles fanatic, my original thoughts would be 'Don't mess with any of their stuff', but, MAN!! This version is better than the Fab 4. And Yes, Wiliam Grove, it is hands down the best part of the movie; although that may not be saying much because the movie is simply awful!
💥In retrospect, there's really nothing wrong with the silly script as it really IS a silly film. The problem is not the movie itself but how it was hyped up and so grandeurly introduced to the media & public. Just before production began, It was heralded as the "Gone With The Wind" of the 70's!😳 Holy Crapo! Even now in 2021, nothing comes close to that 1940s Epic! So everyone was anticipating a more serious musical extravaganza and not kid-humor cartoonish cliché stuff. Second, the pressure was on Frampton's & The BEE GEES's Beatles' performances. Of course, they will never satisfy Beatles fans despite George Martin's first hand arrangements & production, especially the Gibbs still fresh from the SNF soundtrack phenomena. To Fab Four fans, it was sacrilegious to even emulate such a legendary album & catalogue, to the outside audience, it was mixed reviews. But because the audience felt cheated & ridiculed by expecting what the movie was hyped for, only to be on the caliber of downright silly everything like the Airplane or Hot Shots franchise where you're not suppose to mind the story and just enjoy the soundtrack & some visuals & gags, and that's it! Word of mouth was fierce as a pre-ordered 3 million initial ordered shipping of the double album vinyl became bargain bin fillers after 3 wks of theater release. Also, although the soundtrack faired quite well with Robin's jazzy R&B version of Oh, Darling! went to Top 15, it was a downward spiral after that since the public has heard enough of the negativity and just wanted out. I must admit that Frampton's The Long and Winding Road can stand side by side with Paul's with Peter's solo lead, but Barry's A Day In A Life was just too loose of an arrangement (even more loose than the original) and that sound together with the other renditions without tight arrangements just won't hold in the late 70's. That's exactly the reason why Aerosmith's Come Together & EW&F Got to Get...were the only (2) saving grace tracks in the album. You can play them now and they will still sound fresh and undated. Frampton was actually on the way out when the movie came out and his last hit I'm In You was already stale in the public's ears, which i honestly felt became a hit due to the spill of his ...Comes Alive monster album. If Frampton came out with at least a Top 10 song from his next studio album after Pepper (Where I Belong), it may have kept him afloat for a little while more, but the album didn't even enter the Top 100. The BEE GEES actually came out unscathed as a 'paradox' happened. While both critics & the public were vomiting on the thought of the Pepper movie, millions all over the world were simultaneously embracing the their new studio album 'Spirits [Having Flown]'. It spawned (3) No.1 hits in the US to connect with their previous (3) No. 1s from the SNF soundtrack. So, they were enjoying the best of times while in the midst of that is the worst of movies, not so much of the movie itself, but the way it was misleadingly introduced to the public --- ■
*pull Walther PPk out of the shoulder rig inside my tux* hey FVB "when you were young and your heart was an open book, you used to say live and let live..."
in The Movie Theatre We We’re Like Oh Now The Bee Gees Are Gonna Be Killed Right In Front Of Us I Swear If There Was Cell Phones In1977 Police Would’ve Got Calls
ok honestly, if you were a straight woman. who would you go for? peter frampton or joe perry? honestly, as a dude and as much i like frampton (and i feel he doesn't get enough love as a guitarist). i'm going with joe perry. he's dreamy. i could never buy into the idea of the bee gees and frampton beating up aerosmith. i know frampton is from south london and south londoners are tough but... against 5 bostonians... no.
@williamson53: "It would've been better if it was Kiss or Ozzy" On the other hand, a very odd grouping, Heavy Metal Kiss or Ozzy with Disco Bee-Gees. Like that time before Jimi Hendrix was very big and famous yet, some promoter or whomever staged a Monkees concert with The Jimi Hendrix Experience as the opening act. But at least Kiss made _Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park_ [1978], th-cam.com/video/XQBMJZhCJs4/w-d-xo.html hehehe excellent! hehehehe but needs a Blu Ray release hehehehehe
Actually, the producers DID ask KISS first, but they were too busy making the "Phantom of the Park" at the time. So what was the next best choice when KISS wasn't available? Aerosmith, of course! You say, Why not Ozzy? Well, in 1978, his life was in transition--he just got kicked out of Sabbath and he was in the gutter just before his solo career. That's okay. Because while KISS eventually "sold out" to KING DISCO the next year, Aerosmith remained the arch enemies of Disco, albeit in a weakend state, but still waiving the "Future Villain Band" flag of rock, high and proud, and when KISS were crooning "I Was Made For Lovin You", Aerosmith were rockin hard as ever with "Night In the Ruts"! So in the end, I think the producers of this film got it right!
@Terrence Reardon and Friends Podcast Podcast Interesting. So they did ask around a little before they got to Aerosmith. Never really sure why they weren't close to the top of the list. Led Zeppelin would have worked, too, but Pink Floyd? I don't know---those fellas are too nice looking to play villains!
![Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Maxwell's Silver Hammer [Steve Martin] (HD)](/img/n.gif)
If there is one positive thing to come out of this movie, it’s this cover.
Yup this and Earth Wind and Fire's cover of Got to Get You Into My Life, which was also very good.
Totally agree with both.
what about Steve Martin's version 😅
@@ziggytonumaa Not quite as memorable.
Alice Cooper did a great cover too
This is where I first became an Aerosmith fan at 14. After hearing about the band's retirement I had to come back. 😢
When this movie came out in 1978, I was in 11th grade, working in a theater. We ran it 5 nights a week, 3 times a day on Saturday and Sunday. It was "held over" so we had it for 2 weeks. I knew exactly where this part was in the movie so I made sure to be in the theater to watch this scene every single time but once. The girl from the ticket booth wanted to watch it and we both couldn't be in the theater at the same time, so I let her watch it ONE TIME.
Aerosmith is so incredibly sleazy and menacing in this I love it- great version of the song too!
you can almost feel the heroin.
you can definitely see it.
This must, without a doubt, be one of the most successful movies ever made.
In All honesty, i love this movie. I bought it and made my kids watch it many many times.
Five stages of becoming an Aerosmith fan -
1. Dream On, Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Don't Want to Miss a Thing etc
2. Listen to full albums
3. Start watching live performances
4. Read up on the history on the band
5. Ends up here.
I'm afraid of trying to understand this in context.
I can confirm this.
But mine is the complete opposite lol
@@jerreywho same, this movie as a Kid, then Run DMC, then discover Aerosmith as a normal rock and roll band
I laugh at how Steven said in his book that he fell 30 feet off the platform into the airbag about 20 times, just for sh*s and giggles. Made it sound like he'd never had so much fun up until then. They would usually have a stunt double fall that far, but hey, that wasn't my decision. Watch his head when Peter Frampton is pinning him down; he's looking up her dress, or as he said, seeing up Strawberry's shortcake.
Mmm, my boys are rockin' those stormtrooper costumes. 💕
Steven probably kept falling off for s and g's because he was high AF and feeling carefree. After all, it was 1978.
@@JasonNation72 lol can't argue with that.
So much musical talent in one movie.
As a 13-year old, I bought tickets and sat through this cinematic disaster of a movie TWICE, just to see Aerosmith in this scene!
I was 16. I went to see it once, but at the time I thought this was the best part too.
Didn't feel like wasting anymore money on it though, it WAS pretty sad.
The best part the movie
I did the same thing .No MTV in those days so unless you went to a concert all you had was the pictures on the album .this was the first time I got to actually see them .I loved the music I used to imagine what they looked like performing. When I saw this I was hooked ...I'm 56 now and I still love this band .Aloha from Hawaii everybody
I fully confess that I saw it at least twice also - but as a Sixth grade female, I was more into watching the Bee Gees and Peter Frampton. Lol.
same here. I was 15.
forgive me because English is not my first language but his is my favorite movie of all time! what I think is so best is that even though Aerosmith didn't write Come Together the BG's let them sing the song!! It's remarkable the BG's came out with such an amazing album as this. They're the best!
2:04 was so unexpectedly violent I died laughing
When it happens, the Bee Gee brothers look as if someone simply dropped some Doritos down the steps.
Brad Whitford was having trouble with Robin Gibb. Lol.
Hope that dummies okay
Definitely the highlight of this movie. They were so strung out on drugs then. I was surprised they pulled it off. This was a bad time for Aerosmith. Then they did the Draw the Line album and some claim they dont remember doing it and it was one of my favorites in 1979
Draw the line came out in 1977. This movie came out in 1978. In 78, Aerosmith live bootleg came out. In 1979, the shit album night in the ruts came out. Aerosmith sucked after 1977. Anyway, Frampton wanted to be a villain in the movie and was pissed off when they teamed him up with the beegees. Ruined his image. Before the movie, he was considered 1 of the biggest rock stars of the time. After the movie he was reduced to a goodie goodie pop star. He developed a drinking problem after that.
I'm sorry but Night in the Ruts quicks major ass.
@@youtubenpc8273 Night in the Ruts was a great album IMO The only album I think is a little weak is Done with Mirrors
@@terrencesclassicrockcornerAerosmith refused to fly in that exact same plane 3 months before Skynyrd crashed because someone close to the band had inspected it and found too many defects.
@@eadecampTheir manager at the time, David Krebs
The artificiality of everything in this movie is off the charts.
I was 3 yrs old when it came out. I remember watching it on our local tv movie of the week on the anniversary. Yes, the movie was a disaster but the movie that was the point of it all! I love the music! Now, it is a cult classic! Where else could you see & hear Alice Cooper, Steve Martin, The Bee Gees, Peter Frampton, Aerosmith since classic Beatle songs! That was the beauty of it!
George Burns too.
Thanos vs Iron Man?....mmmm nah, Steven Tyler vs Peter Frampton
Omg the way robin got into a fight with one of the members was absolutely adorable. ❤
this might be the best scene in any movie ever
I watched it over and over.
2:00 Steven Tyler in most of 1978.
lmaoo 😂
HAHAHA for real though
I remember this from when I was a kid in the late 70's and I'm now 50! It was the highlight of the movie for me. Aerosmith were the true bad boys and the Bee Gees were the good guys.. Ha ha. Lurch from the Addams family even!
that's not lurch, it's the fireman from twin peaks.
I was only 10 when I saw this in the theatre and I think maybe too young. I loved hearing different stars singing Beatles songs. But when she was "killed" in this scene I was traumatized.
I used to watch this all the time on the cable channels and later every year on WOAC TV 67 during their 8:00 movie.
On the plus side it has the tall guy who played The Fireman in "Twin Peaks"
I heard this version of the song long before I heard the Beatles version. This was the best cover in the film. The Bee Gees can defeat Aerosmith & Alice Cooper in fights?
@@kcash6359 You don't say.
I still love this movie. It’s just fun
OMG! Mr Homn, Lwaxana Troi's Valet @0:22 Carel Struycken. For all you Trekkies out there.
I still can’t get enough of robin’s role as Dave Henderson 😍
glad to see Frampton front and center, where he belongs. he DID write the album after all
A 1978 recording of Aerosmith covering "helter skelter" exists. Perhaps that's what the producers initially considered.. then decided it would be bad taste.
1:59 I’m laughing so hard
My friend Karin and I must have seen this movie ten times. We were 15. I remember thinking ooh, what a bad guy Steven Tyler is, and I can't take my eyes off of him!
1:12 he was feeling the song
Battle of the ages. Peter Frampton against Steven Tyler.
And a mini battle brewing with Robin Gibb and Brad Whitford!
@@impalaman9707 lol
I have loved this movie since I was a kid and it's only now as a 50 year old David Lynch nut that I'm realizing that's the Giant from "Twin Peaks". Holy crap!
Barry Gibbs has aged and Steve Tyler still looks how he did then.
Stevie must have been 27 or so at this time?
I kinda wish. Steven was sooo hot here. I still love him, but age gets us all.
I know it’s a movie, really I do,...but but.....Frampton & The BeeGee’s overpower AEROSMITH?!!!. This cannot stand! I say it will not stand!, Hurrrumph, Hurrumph I say.....Hurrrumph!
It could have been worse if Stevie's bruised ego didn't put a stop to what the ending was going to be--they were going to have Peter Frampton overpowering and KILLING STEVE TYLER! No, they had to change that so it he accidentally fell--no way in the world Aerosmith was going to be beaten up by those pansies, even in a movie!
@@impalaman9707 Those pansies sold a hell of a lot of hit records. Guess you didn't see the movie. They were supposed to destroy the bad guys and recover Sgt. Pepper's revered instruments.
@@Pashasmom1 Selling a lot of hits and being a kick ass rock band are two different things. Big deal, Pretty boy Justin Bieber sold a lot of hit records, does that mean he gets to kick Aerosmith's ass?
I didn't get a Hurrumph out of that guy, take his name down
When Aerosmith was Aerosmith!
Right they got commercial or glam rockish in the later 1980’s - this was approximately 10 years before
What in Gods name was that all about!!?
I gotta watch this just to break my brain fully 😂
my favorite scene when i was a child
This scene scared the crap out of me when I was a kid. So much so, that when I became a teenager and became aware of the band Aerosmith I instantly disliked them but could never articulate why.
You Gotta love that while the leader of fvb is being choked, fighting for his life, and then falls to his death, none of the other band members feel the need to stop playing. 😅
I think this is the best cover of a Beatles song ever done. But the second-hand embarrassment of watching this video is too much.
OMG I needed that laugh.
Good thing I'm a hero, or else I'd be living by their motto all my life. Repeat it with me, everyone.
"WE HATE JOY!
WE HATE LOVE!
WE LOVE MONEY!"
I liked it.
For us fans who lived it this was actually covered by The Future Villain Band.
Such a great soundtrack ! I love it !
Everybody hates this movie I love it lmao
Disney: Avengers Endgame is the most ambitious Crossover ever.
Sargent Pepper's Lonely Heart club band:Hold my beer.
Peter Frampron and the Bee Gees vs Steven Tyler.
funny how steven tyler was playing creepy predator in this movie while also being one in real life at the same time
KISS was originally offered this part but turned it down.
Seeing this scene as a young girl made me realize, I like boys.
Thinking on it as I grew up made me realize, I’ve always been a little weird.
Joe Perry said they'd come straight from Massachusetts in the middle of winter to shoot this, with "his crooked teeth and pale skin..." And there was no friggin way Frampton was going to kill Steven lol.
Now DAT is a SuoerHeroUniform
Still prefer Sandy Farina's performance a bit more but give them credit more radio play than the original version in places of the world
What the hell is this 😂
Brutal death for Strawberry Fields. Hard fall and electrocution😔
Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
Future Villain Band, FVB!
\\m// -_- \\m//
FVB Rocks N' Rules!
I don't want to see the rest of this movie. Did she survive?
The producers wanted KISS for this part but they turned it down because KISS didn’t want to be viewed as bad guys
I'm deciding to watch this movie because this scene makes no sense without any context...
It still makes no sense even with context
Whole movie makes no sense
It's still got a lot of great music tho.
@@creamy3598😃😃
Is this the Spinal Tap version?
Best thing in this shit film.
At 1:40 Robin Gibb decides he wants to go after Brad Whitford and take him down! Hilarious! Talk about picking on someone his own "pip squeak" size! That was probably the only time those two would have ever "hooked up", professionally or otherwise!
Ahh the only good cover in this movie other than Earth Wind and Fire’s version of Got to get you into my life.
Being a HUGE Beatles fanatic, my original thoughts would be 'Don't mess with any of their stuff', but, MAN!! This version is better than the Fab 4. And Yes, Wiliam Grove, it is hands down the best part of the movie; although that may not be saying much because the movie is simply awful!
By my unscientific estimation, this cover version gets more radio air play than the original.
I remember seeing this video when i was like 10 yo and actually getting worried about steven tyler dying
The Bee Gees?
She pushes a man over and than faints cause it kills him? What did she think would happen?
💥In retrospect, there's really nothing wrong with the silly script as it really IS a silly film.
The problem is not the movie itself but how it was hyped up and so grandeurly introduced to the media & public.
Just before production began, It was heralded as the "Gone With The Wind" of the 70's!😳 Holy Crapo! Even now in 2021, nothing comes close to that 1940s Epic!
So everyone was anticipating a more serious musical extravaganza and not kid-humor cartoonish cliché stuff.
Second, the pressure was on Frampton's & The BEE GEES's Beatles' performances.
Of course, they will never satisfy Beatles fans despite George Martin's first hand arrangements & production, especially the Gibbs still fresh from the SNF soundtrack phenomena. To Fab Four fans, it was sacrilegious to even emulate such a legendary album & catalogue, to the outside audience, it was mixed reviews.
But because the audience felt cheated & ridiculed by expecting what the movie was hyped for, only to be on the caliber of downright silly everything like the Airplane or Hot Shots franchise where you're not suppose to mind the story and just enjoy the soundtrack & some visuals & gags, and that's it!
Word of mouth was fierce as a pre-ordered 3 million initial ordered shipping of the double album vinyl became bargain bin fillers after 3 wks of theater release. Also, although the soundtrack faired quite well with Robin's jazzy R&B version of Oh, Darling! went to Top 15, it was a downward spiral after that since the public has heard enough of the negativity and just wanted out.
I must admit that Frampton's The Long and Winding Road can stand side by side with Paul's with Peter's solo lead, but Barry's A Day In A Life was just too loose of an arrangement (even more loose than the original) and that sound together with the other renditions without tight arrangements just won't hold in the late 70's. That's exactly the reason why Aerosmith's Come Together & EW&F Got to Get...were the only (2) saving grace tracks in the album. You can play them now and they will still sound fresh and undated.
Frampton was actually on the way out when the movie came out and his last hit I'm In You was already stale in the public's ears, which i honestly felt became a hit due to the spill of his ...Comes Alive monster album.
If Frampton came out with at least a Top 10 song from his next studio album after Pepper (Where I Belong), it may have kept him afloat for a little while more, but the album didn't even enter the Top 100.
The BEE GEES actually came out unscathed as a 'paradox' happened.
While both critics & the public were vomiting on the thought of the Pepper movie, millions all over the world were simultaneously embracing the their new studio album 'Spirits [Having Flown]'.
It spawned (3) No.1 hits in the US to connect with their previous (3) No. 1s from the SNF soundtrack. So, they were enjoying the best of times while in the midst of that is the worst of movies, not so much of the movie itself, but the way it was misleadingly introduced to the public --- ■
I`ve never seen the film so that was interesting,thanx
@@mjh5437
Cool.
That seemed a bit dark... never watched the movie, but WTH was that all about?
Steventyler
*pull Walther PPk out of the shoulder rig inside my tux* hey FVB "when you were young and your heart was an open book, you used to say live and let live..."
Why couldn't they just have done a concert film?
Hmm.
Why were the bad guys horrified when Strawberry Fields fell to her death?
Aerosmith saw way too much Doctor Robert at that point in their career.
So the Bee Gees end up beating up Aerosmith?
only good part of the movie besides EW&F
Too much was skipped out in this video.
in The Movie Theatre We We’re Like Oh Now The Bee Gees Are Gonna Be Killed Right In Front Of Us I Swear If There Was Cell Phones In1977 Police Would’ve Got Calls
Kimmyssong
I totally believe that Aerosmith did this song better than the Beatles,
they're good but not THAT good
Me too. I also liked Elton John's Lucy in the sky better than Beatles version. But this really sounds good by Aerosmith.
Just think The Beatles themselves despised the film.
1:58 NOOOOOOOOO! SHE KILLED STEVEN TYLER!!!
Honestly, I would have thought Aerosmith could kick the Bee Gee's asses.......
you think there was sexual tension between Frampton and Tyler on the set?
Why steven die
Estragaram a msc
Remember that time in the 70s when Peter Frampton killed Steven Tyler and the Bee Gees beat up Aerosmith? 😂
The directors of this movie wanted Kiss but the members refused to do ot without their make up.They could not have pulled it off like Aerosmith did
This scene is just about the only reason to watch this truly awful movie.
this is a tutorial on how to be hung over. somehow also drunk. awkward. and have the most weird facial expressions ever
ok honestly, if you were a straight woman. who would you go for? peter frampton or joe perry? honestly, as a dude and as much i like frampton (and i feel he doesn't get enough love as a guitarist). i'm going with joe perry. he's dreamy. i could never buy into the idea of the bee gees and frampton beating up aerosmith. i know frampton is from south london and south londoners are tough but... against 5 bostonians... no.
It's Tom Hamilton all the way for this straight lady. 🥰
It would've been better if it was Kiss or Ozzy
@williamson53: "It would've been better if it was Kiss or Ozzy"
On the other hand, a very odd grouping, Heavy Metal Kiss or Ozzy with Disco Bee-Gees. Like that time before Jimi Hendrix was very big and famous yet, some promoter or whomever staged a Monkees concert with The Jimi Hendrix Experience as the opening act.
But at least Kiss made _Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park_ [1978], th-cam.com/video/XQBMJZhCJs4/w-d-xo.html hehehe excellent! hehehehe but needs a Blu Ray release hehehehehe
Actually, the producers DID ask KISS first, but they were too busy making the "Phantom of the Park" at the time. So what was the next best choice when KISS wasn't available? Aerosmith, of course! You say, Why not Ozzy? Well, in 1978, his life was in transition--he just got kicked out of Sabbath and he was in the gutter just before his solo career. That's okay. Because while KISS eventually "sold out" to KING DISCO the next year, Aerosmith remained the arch enemies of Disco, albeit in a weakend state, but still waiving the "Future Villain Band" flag of rock, high and proud, and when KISS were crooning "I Was Made For Lovin You", Aerosmith were rockin hard as ever with "Night In the Ruts"! So in the end, I think the producers of this film got it right!
@Terrence Reardon and Friends Podcast Podcast Interesting. So they did ask around a little before they got to Aerosmith. Never really sure why they weren't close to the top of the list. Led Zeppelin would have worked, too, but Pink Floyd? I don't know---those fellas are too nice looking to play villains!
So Aerosmith agreed to be beaten up by BeeGee's. No wonder they disappeared for 10 years. Disco kings kill Rock band. So sad.