Yeah just thinking this classic "stoner" killer riff and haunting vocals could be sandwiched betreen "Love in a elevator" and "Dude looks like a Lady" makes me nauseated.
@@harryballs9508 .....some very cool harmonies on that song, when I heard 'Rocks' I knew Tyler was a huge talent, not just some hard rock singer. Up there with Paul McCartney
A great some what hidden gem by the unassuming Brad Whitford. Another great atmospheric groove, ethereal vocals that drape perfectly. Pure powerful tube amp guitar work that is hard to control with not much to hide mistakes behind but Whitford handles it with his slow methodical fretwork. A+
Such a heavy song. It almost scares me how heavy it is and is sort of out of context for the album. I mean this is on the same album as big 10 inch. What a crazy contrast...from bebop to this headbanging heroin shit. LOVE THIS SONG...I can get lost in it. They fucked up at 1:47 but whatever.
Man, I 've seen em' at their worse, and seen them at their best. And MANY times since 1978. Never did I once ever see a show where they played this one, and no matter how messed up I was, I always brought a golf pencil and a tiny notepad to write down the setlist/
Man I have some tales from old shows, as soon as I have more time I will tell em, One is I almost always brought binoculars and could see Steven doing lines off the top of monitors
I've seen Aerosmith quite a few times myself. Being from Boston we used to go to the Warehouse in Waltham waiting out side for the band to come in. I remember vividly in 1978 when they started rehearsing Night in the ruts material... hearing a slide guitar riff which turned into to Cheese Cake. I've seen these guys over 15 times and the set list in the 70's and 80's didn't wane much except for new material but the rare ones for me was hearing "No Surprise- Somebody- The Movie (in Lynn) Get it up" live.
Round and Round is a great deep cut, they almost never play live. Also another deep cut gem is "Spaced" from Get Your Wings...why the hell don't they ever play that one live?
It pays more to play stupid commercial shit. Real fans would gladly attend a show where they'd play Round and Round, Kings and Queens, Nobody's Fault and the likes, not Pink and I don't wanna miss a thing. Sadly, real fans are few and far between.
the early Aerosmith was what i was brought up on, this album meant alot during my partyin' teen years no doubt in connecticut, toys in the attic..rocks..get your wings, i liked done with mirrors and the best live bootleg..man..that was a keg party album for the woods around a bonfire
Im one of those 70s Aerosmith fans …. the kind that Loves 70s Aerosmith but drops back & isn't all that loyal with the newer stuff,yet still respect them for who they are & what they've accomplished. - THIS is a High point hearing them play this, wow. Ty Ty Ty
Thanks for posting this. This has always been my favorite Aerosmith song. First time hearing it live, I think... I saw them back in 78, but don't remember if they played this. I was as wasted as they were.. LOL
Fantastic!! They should play this at every show! Their best and heaviest song. Besides, it sounds surprisingly close to Soundgarden. Could be a great cover or even could've been written by them for 'Louder Than Love' or 'Badmotorfinger'. 'Cause it fits just perfectly.
they actually did play this once in Boston back in 1975 when they played the Garden with Foghat. My very first concert and I remember how intense I thought this song was
probably why they DO play all the old shit now. all of toys, walkin' the dog, and only like.. 2 or 3 shitty commercial songs, which when you're there, you forget that you don't like those songs. haha.
I saw them when they played in NY on this tour. I love this song, especially live. I think it sounds better with the guitars tuned a step down. Aerosmith rules!!
I'm learning bass guitar...and this is a blast to play, love that heavy riff of Tom's, another killer song by Brad Whitford I believe. I remember buying this album in 75.
KICK ASS! From early 70s Aerosmith...when they were more of a psychedelic rock band.....which i wish would have happened. Heavy, gritty song, one of my favorites for sure.
Fucking kick-ass riff! Just pure blues in the veins burning as hot as hell! If I ain't mistaken, this song is on Toys In The Attic. Live version kicks even harder!
i always thought you needed the sound effects to make this song sound good i SSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOO lied to my self im supposed to be doing a report right now but fuck it. AEROSMITH is a good role model for kids arnt they i mean look how i turned out
@Georgios00 dude how can the be silent i would have screamed so much more than i did at the guns n roses concert i have never been to an aerosmith concert cause there tickets sell out faster than any band ever
MY GOD¡¡ CANT BELIEVE THIS¡¡¡¡¡¡ THAT SONG PLAYED IN THIS TIMES AND UNCLE SALTY AND MORE 70S , REALLY ROCKS, AEROSMITHS MY DRUG I NEED A CONCERT HERE OR IM GONNA .......
Awesome job Nucky! One of my favorite Aerosmith tunes. Your show most definately got a better version of this song than I got earlier on this tour. They polished it up by the time they played it here.
They need to play this more live instead of all that ballad nonsense!
They had killer stuff in the 70's. They really changed. The rock bands of the 70's all seemed to go to a more pop/ballad sound in the 80's.
Yeah just thinking this classic "stoner" killer riff and haunting vocals could be sandwiched betreen "Love in a elevator" and "Dude looks like a Lady" makes me nauseated.
I agree 💯
@JIMJAMSC i agree it's criminal
One of the many underrated Aerosmith tunes. Untouchable.
This is the real "smith"... not that disney ballad crap... hard... solid... bluesy... "Toys" is still a great LP...
Amen!
The best...
Toys was their best imo
Toys still rocks!!
Toys. Get your wings. And Right in the NUTS
Oh Brad Whitford, you magnificent beast
For a Song from the 70s this is some really heavy stuff. Even knocks out a lot of the Black Sabbath songs.
+Earl Sinclair Kinda has a Zeppelin feel to it
@@toddlavigne6441 "nobody's fault" gives off mad zeppelin vibes
@@harryballs9508 .....some very cool harmonies on that song, when I heard 'Rocks' I knew Tyler was a huge talent, not just some hard rock singer. Up there with Paul McCartney
I saw Aerosmith several times in the 1970s and yes, they played loud and heavy.
@@BCBlue they still do
Brad Whitford never gets enough credit. Those are his solos slashing through the mix not Perry's.
Couldn't agree more. His solo's are intense fucking rock leads for sure!
give credit to the person recording this video, they knew exactly when Whitford's leads came in
@@taky2686spot on, it was Bobby Schneck
Legit one of the most criminally underrated guitarists of all time.
Whitford has the technique. Perry has the attitude and star power.
Wow. They're tuned down here a full step, and ordinarily I'd hate that. But the song sounds even heavier now!!
A great some what hidden gem by the unassuming Brad Whitford.
Another great atmospheric groove, ethereal vocals that drape perfectly.
Pure powerful tube amp guitar work that is hard to control with not much to hide mistakes behind but Whitford handles it with his slow methodical fretwork. A+
Such a heavy song. It almost scares me how heavy it is and is sort of out of context for the album. I mean this is on the same album as big 10 inch. What a crazy contrast...from bebop to this headbanging heroin shit. LOVE THIS SONG...I can get lost in it. They fucked up at 1:47 but whatever.
One of my favorite Aerosmith songs EVER and even after all these years, it stands the test of time!! Thank you SO much for posting this!!!
+mm0901 Even when Aerosmith does a heavy metal feel, they do it in an interesting and creative way.
ST is a master with melody and phrasing.
Man, Brad Whitford is the fuckin MAN , man!
I wish they would play this more live!
I don't think Brad Whitford gets as much credit as a guitar player..No disrespect to Joe Perry.
i'm so jealous of all the people who got to see this live
Mr. whitford!
Man, I 've seen em' at their worse, and seen them at their best. And MANY times since 1978. Never did I once ever see a show where they played this one, and no matter how messed up I was, I always brought a golf pencil and a tiny notepad to write down the setlist/
No, I never kept them this long but I believe you can look them up. I seem to remember combination being played but no t often
Man I have some tales from old shows, as soon as I have more time I will tell em, One is I almost always brought binoculars and could see Steven doing lines off the top of monitors
I've seen Aerosmith quite a few times myself. Being from Boston we used to go to the Warehouse in Waltham waiting out side for the band to come in. I remember vividly in 1978 when they started rehearsing Night in the ruts material... hearing a slide guitar riff which turned into to Cheese Cake. I've seen these guys over 15 times and the set list in the 70's and 80's didn't wane much except for new material but the rare ones for me was hearing "No Surprise- Somebody- The Movie (in Lynn) Get it up" live.
James Edwards What concert did you see in '78,Cal Jam II?
James Edwards Same here many,many times I’ve seen them since 77 but never heard this gem live.
I hope this tour their 50th Anniversary Tour will include a lot of the deep cuts This song ..... so good
Would love to see them play this....Nobody's Fault, Kings and Queens, Season of Wither and Lord of the Thighs in one set.
Well said...most of these kids don't even know this song. Sad...
I know man, what the fuck!!!! 70's Aerosmith rules!!!! Their first five albums are amazing!!!!
Round and Round is a great deep cut, they almost never play live. Also another deep cut gem is "Spaced" from Get Your Wings...why the hell don't they ever play that one live?
It pays more to play stupid commercial shit.
Real fans would gladly attend a show where they'd play Round and Round, Kings and Queens, Nobody's Fault and the likes, not Pink and I don't wanna miss a thing. Sadly, real fans are few and far between.
Oh Wow....Very underrated song off TOYS IN THE ATTIC...so cool the boys put this one in their set.
Fuckin Eh! from Canada
the early Aerosmith was what i was brought up on, this album meant alot during my partyin' teen years no doubt in connecticut, toys in the attic..rocks..get your wings, i liked done with mirrors and the best live bootleg..man..that was a keg party album for the woods around a bonfire
Im one of those 70s Aerosmith fans …. the kind that Loves 70s Aerosmith but drops back & isn't all that loyal with the newer stuff,yet still respect them for who they are & what they've accomplished. - THIS is a High point hearing them play this, wow. Ty Ty Ty
Thanks for posting this. This has always been my favorite Aerosmith song. First time hearing it live, I think... I saw them back in 78, but don't remember if they played this. I was as wasted as they were.. LOL
Fantastic!! They should play this at every show! Their best and heaviest song. Besides, it sounds surprisingly close to Soundgarden. Could be a great cover or even could've been written by them for 'Louder Than Love' or 'Badmotorfinger'. 'Cause it fits just perfectly.
So true, my man!
But its not their heaviest song, Its Jailbait of Lightning Strikes
Cocaine is a hell of a drug!
yes aerosmith can do metal!!one of there heavyest songs.great job dude with the video.aerosmith till hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
they actually did play this once in Boston back in 1975 when they played the Garden with Foghat. My very first concert and I remember how intense I thought this song was
probably why they DO play all the old shit now. all of toys, walkin' the dog, and only like.. 2 or 3 shitty commercial songs, which when you're there, you forget that you don't like those songs. haha.
The spotlight should have been on Brad more. He wrote some of the best leads on their deep cuts.
Whitford is not playing here, he was out sick! It's the guitar technician guy!
WOOOOOOOOOOOw that was just so so so so so good wooOOOW!
Better than the studio version
Great video thank's for sharing, I don't know why they never made an offical video of this...
I saw them when they played in NY on this tour. I love this song, especially live. I think it sounds better with the guitars tuned a step down. Aerosmith rules!!
When you were sweet 16
One of their best
The 1st Grunge song ever, in 1975
Wow! I have never heard that live before
one heavy track its class, 70s hard rock metal. \m/
I'm learning bass guitar...and this is a blast to play, love that heavy riff of Tom's, another killer song by Brad Whitford I believe. I remember buying this album in 75.
This is rare.
Probably my favorite Aerosmith song of all time!!
Brutal!! PLAY IT MORE!! ^A^
KICK ASS! From early 70s Aerosmith...when they were more of a psychedelic rock band.....which i wish would have happened. Heavy, gritty song, one of my favorites for sure.
FAR OUT, Live Round and Round! This is the real deal Aerosmith, not that Janie's got a gun Aerosmith.
This is tuned down to a lower key, probably for Steven's sake.
(You can't fool a fellow singer....)
Fucking kick-ass riff! Just pure blues in the veins burning as hot as hell! If I ain't mistaken, this song is on Toys In The Attic. Live version kicks even harder!
i always thought you needed the sound effects to make this song sound good i SSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOO lied to my self im supposed to be doing a report right now but fuck it. AEROSMITH is a good role model for kids arnt they i mean look how i turned out
@Georgios00 dude how can the be silent i would have screamed so much more than i did at the guns n roses concert i have never been to an aerosmith concert cause there tickets sell out faster than any band ever
MY GOD¡¡ CANT BELIEVE THIS¡¡¡¡¡¡ THAT SONG PLAYED IN THIS TIMES AND UNCLE SALTY AND MORE 70S , REALLY ROCKS, AEROSMITHS MY DRUG I NEED A CONCERT HERE OR IM GONNA .......
I still have Toys In The Attic on vinyl. Great release! I love the title track & Round & Round most.
Rare Live!
Awesome job Nucky!
One of my favorite Aerosmith tunes.
Your show most definately got a better version of this song than I got earlier on this tour.
They polished it up by the time they played it here.
You call youraself some fan yet your bashing other fans sound just like an attitude era fan
HEAVY TRACK FROM THE TOYS IN THE ATTIC ALBUM GREAT SHIT
The guitars don't sound oversaturated like on the studio version.
they were sounding great! and they played it just like the record. Great Brad song
With your feet never touchin the ground
True 'smith!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
esta es una de sus mejores cancones
1 o f there best somgs ever.
Love this song !!!!!
AWSOME TY
mr. whitford
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