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- DREAM ON! WOW😲 This is just ridiculous lol. What are some other good Aerosmith songs you guys think I would like?
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From my own memory, I recall thinking that, in the early 70’s, there was Zeppelin….and then there was Aerosmith. They were kinda America’s answer to all those incredible English bands. Tyler was viewed by many as a Robert Plant clone…….but that was the mold of frontman then, set by Robert Plant and Roger Daltry. His voice has stayed strong and he is now considered one of the best frontmen in rock history. Always in the top 10.
I remember them being compared to Zep a lot because they were both riff based bands. They both came up with the tastiest riffs. Try "Sweet Emotion."
@@Lionize728 sweet emotion does it for me all day ... as a bass player i cannot emphasize strongly enough the lesson of impact over complexity
edit spellcheck ffs
Grew up in the day and saw Zep and Aerosmith live in concert. I never considered Tyler a clone of Plant. Their styles were completely different performance wise.
@@kd8199 Me neither. Only comparison I was aware of was with Mick Jagger, but mostly because of the huge mouth he looked sort of like him and had similar showmanship.
@@PK1971PK - true that. I’ve seen the Stones live too. That’s a much better comparison. Both have the same energetic style on stage and huge mouths.
Sweet Emotion for an older sound like this. To showcase how Aerosmith adjusted with the times, you could react to “Walk This Way” which was on their album Toys in the Attic from the 70’s, but was brought back as a hit in the 80’s when they featured Rap artists RUN DMC.
I enjoy both versions, but definitely love the collab. (Gotta watch it with the video 😁)
He should just listen to the whole Toys in the Attic album.
I saw them at their Las Vegas residency last year. Steven Tyler at 74 years old sounded SO GOOD. Especially on this song. 50 years after the song came out.
This should be in in the top 10 of greatest songs, it was an epic power ballad way before there ever was such a thing. This song still gets a lot of air time on the radio. There is a version that was done with a full orchestra, that I think was done for MTV.
Walk this Way and Sweet Emotion are two early Aerosmith hits. Aerosmith later did a collab with Run DMC on Walk this Way in the 80s, which was one of the first rap songs to hit mainstream.
Their first 4 albums are wall to wall bangers. Remembering drawing their logo on my schoolbooks....damn Im old😅
I was in Junior High, that’s old too!! 🤘 Dream On 🤘
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This song was sometimes referred to as a "Little Stairway" because of it's building structure. Aerosmith's catalog is very deep. The rumble of "Back in the Saddle", their cover of what what has become a meme "Walking in the Rain", the Zepplinish riff in "Last Child"... IMO their 70s work is the best, but I'm an old man stuck in the 70s. :) That said, I can't think of an era of Aerosmith that didn't produce good stuff.
You’re not alone. 😁🤘🏼
@@mariejustme Just noticed your avatar. Congrats on the NC, but as a Gator I'm very annoyed. 🙂
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thanks for the tidbit on this classic being connected to the Zeppelin classic "Stairway To Heaven'. Certainly can see the buildup comparison. Tyler tinkering with some of the lyrics of this song at 14 blows my mind.
Steven Tyler is amazing-hope you can see a live video of this. Steven wrote the words to this when he was 14 and didn't come out with this song until his early 20's. Amazing lyrics! The music is incredible too!
Every now and then a very young man (or boy!) will write a song that resonates with much older people: Paul Simon and John Lennon also come to mind.
You need to see this performance live. He sings it as good at age 70 as he did at 30. My fav is 'I don't want to miss a thing' which was used in the movie with Steven's daughter Liv Tyler, called 'Armageddon'. Great song, great movie with Ben Affleck & Bruce Willis too.
when i was 15 got tickets to a concert, where aerosmith was the backup band for 3 dog night, 1973 and tickets were four dollars. Oh for the good old days❤❤❤❤❤
Walk This Way. One of their most famous hits and an iconic 70's rock song.
"Dream On" is rock perfection--and so amazingly mature lyrically, to have been written by a teenager! A few more suggestions (listed oldest to newest): "Back in the Saddle", "What It Takes", "Livin' on the Edge".
Tyler is simply a vocal mutant-range is incredible
Range is great but tone is not. Listen to Freddie Mercury and Steve Perry who have both (especially Steve...the tone and control are insane).
@@marshabailey772 his tone is absolutely great. What you talking about? Judging from your examples sounds like you like clear and technical vocals. Nothing wrong with that, but it’s all subjective, and a tone like Tyler’s which is rougher around the edges conveys more emotion than perfect tone does.
@@marshabailey772Steven Tyler’s voice is utterly unique. I believe that Steven’s voice might be a bit polarizing. In my opinion, he is unquestionably the best frontman in rock, and yes, he is a better frontman than Freddie Mercury. I know that is blasphemy to those who deify Freddie, but if someone objectively watches a wide variety of Aerosmith performances, Tyler has great audience interaction, but his performances are explosive and unpredictable. I don’t say this lightly because I can never decide if Queen or Aerosmith is my favorite band.
he tortured his chords over the decades though- would be surprised if he didn't have permanent impairment from high wear style of singing.
Stevens vocal cords literally vibrate faster then normal people. There a video of it in TH-cam
This song should be ranked far and above the ranking that Rolling Stone Mag gave it. One can feel immediately the Hall-of-fame quality of Dream On.
May I suggest "Sweet Emotion", anything from the album "Toys in the Attic" by Aerosmith.
It's somewhere between a scream and a shriek. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!! You MUST check out WALK THIS WAY (the original by Aerosmith, which was released in 1975) and THEN check out the re-do of this with RUN DMC, which was released in 1986 (11 years later, and it became a MONSTER hit all over again) - it was THE PERFECT pairing of rock and rap!!! You'll love it!! You have the watch the video of it!!
I saw them years ago. I was in my 40s by then. We were up in the balcony watching the party on the floor. Wearing khaki pants and a polo. Tapping a toe. Kid in the seat next to me was doing his best to party , but the ushers were everywhere, and he was stuck in a row with a bunch of "adults ". Not that I wouldn't have been happy to share ,but we went outside for that in the "smoking area. The authorities did hassle some "kids" ,but never even looked our way. It was much more fun in the 70s. As soon as the lights went out the lighters popped off. Lol...
Aerosmith is absolutely one of my favorite bands of all time ❤ Great Reaction my friend! I recommend: Kings & Queens, Sweet Emotion, Same Old Song and Dance, Pink, Ragdoll, Love In An Elevator, Crazy, Janie's Got A Gun, Dude Looks Like A Lady, Cryin, Back In The Saddle, Amazing, Angel...there are many more,
Don't want to miss a thing! one of my favorites of course, there is always, WALK THIS WAY! now that one is good also!
I had a big smile on my face watching the video, knowing what was coming. Your reaction when he started singing, "Dream on..." is the reason I watch your videos.
Aerosmith's cover of the Beatle's Come Together is awesome, Steve Tyler can still sing those notes today which is quite impresive. And if you're looking for screamers of the 70's can i recomend Deep Purple's Child in Time. Ian Gillan is another incredible voice from that era.
This is my and most everybody else's first ever listen of anything by Aerosmith, as your liner notes indicate that this was the first single released by the band, off their first album. I ran with a unique group of musical oriented individuals during the time ('73), and literally heard this song being played at my high schools graduation house bash, as one of my buddies 'mined' this just released gem, and played it over and over that evening. The party goers all heard Aerosmith rather emphatically that night. (lol)
Back to a normal schedule now that the weekend is over, had some great family time. On ANOTHER NOTE, WHAT IS THIS SONG!?! This is absolute 🔥 Steven Tyler is a beast!!!!
Edit: someone commented it’s Stevens birthday, how ironic lol
Dio did this song as well.
Steven has said in concert No More No More is his favorite Aerosmith song.
Back In The Saddle, Sweet Emotion, Last Child...all great songs that showcase Tyler's amazing vocal range.
Saw them on their first ever Australian tour in support of the album Pump on October 5, 1990. Dream On was the 2nd last song before the encores and you could have heard a pin drop in the 13500 seat arena when it started.❤
If you haven’t done “Walk This Way” by them, you simply have to. It will blow you away. One of the great classic rock riffs
First! Missed the live stream….but glad this song came up…..ESPECIALLY if this is your first Aerosmith song. Gotta get Aerosmith on the channel. Would have preferred Sweet Emotion, but that’s OK. Good Afternoon, btw. 👋
Good afternoon 😃
My first memory that I associate with this song is hearing it on my local AM radio station - the kind that played nothing but static after the sun went down. At first I didn't care for it, but I grew to love it the more it was played. The announcer would always cut into the gong at the end, so I never knew it existed until I bought the album. Incredible introduction! Great song.
Great reaction. If you like Tyler's vocals, try "Back In The Saddle".
Agree. Great song/hilarious too
I grew up listening to this song on radio and sang along and still do today!! LOL.. I love this song and it was so important to me as a teenager and still is today. I love Aerosmith and if you haven't be sure and check out a live version of this with a symphony etc.. and other live performances. Steven Tyler is just so cool!!!
"Seasons of Wither" is absolutely amazing. Have not seen anyone react to it. From the "Get Your Wings" album.
The only place (besides bad versions live) I've seen it is MTV unplugged. Not the best video as it's old but the voice and song comes through! One of my favs of theirs!
Love the Theme song from Armageddon. His daughter also plays in the movie. Liv Taylor.
Train kept a rollin
The best feeling in the world is standing in a huge group of people at a live show all singing this song. It was the first show I went to in Atlanta after 9/11. Flags were everywhere and you can imagine how it felt. ❤️🤘🏼
THE FIRST ALBUM, get Your Wings was totally a GREAT album. I saw them at the Michigan Palace in Detroit in 1974.......and KISS opened for them! Fantastic concert, my first at 17yrs.old!
I saw them live a few years ago and they put on one helluva a show. 🎶❤🎶
If I had to pick a favorite Aerosmith song - this would be it.
"KINGS AND QUEENS!!!" A must!!!!
Oh Memories I was In Junior High School .Party On Seen them in Concert back in 1975 Lol
It always amazes me that there are people who have never heard this song when it has been and still is frequently played by radio stations ever since it's release 50 years ago.
We played this at my dad's funeral. Aerosmith was his favourite band, and he LOVED Steven Tyler so much! And this was probably his favourite song. Dream on, dad 🕊
You better give "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" a spin. Their biggest and best song. A classic on which Tyler demonstrates his fantastic vocal skills. Live version is better than studio version.
Ugh, that Armageddon schlock is one of their worst!!
This is there best song
Yes! So good.
It was fun watching your face when he went up into the stratosphere! He’s one of those who can effortlessly switch back and forth between falsetto and his lower register. (Or registers? It seems like I once heard that we all have three, but it’s easier and less dramatic, or even noticeable, switching between the lower two.) His falsetto is so raw and yet so beautifully controlled.
Your question about it being falsetto or a scream reminded me of a soprano opera singer I once saw being interviewed. She said basically she got paid to scream.
I'm sorry, your facial expressions are the best! You can see the wheels turning in your head, and it's great. Being a little older like me, and having rocker parents, I grew up on this stuff. It's just been a staple of my life all these years and reaction channels like yours have made me realize just how much I've taken it for granted. I've learned to listen with new ears through you. And it's amazing to watch people discover what I've always known and watch it blow your minds. It's symbiotic here. Thank you, you do much more than just check out music.
Dream On was sampled in Eminem's song Sing For The Moment, which is a great song in its own right. You mentioned the great bass (which I'm partial to) Sweet Emotion MUST be your next Aerosmith song!
You really need to see them perform! It's incredible! Love Aerosmith, lots of videos out there with some hardcore storytelling. His own daughter was in a couple of them.
I’m now in my seventies and I listed to Aerosmith in the 70s Fast forward a few decades and my daughter was watching and listening to Aerosmith. I brought my kids up right!
Next song; Either Love in an Elevator, or Sweet Emotion.
Welcome to the Aerosmith rabbit hole from your friend in Boston. Saw these guys live in the mid 1980s just around the time they were making a comeback and they put on a helluva show. I love a lot of their early material. Some suggestions:
Sweet Emotion
Toys in the Attic
Walk this Way (listen to the original first, then their duet with Run DMC)
Get the Lead Out
Anyway, that's a good start off the top of my head.
Aerosmith was my first concert ever. They are absolute legends. Thanks for the reaction!
The fact that this is from their debut album is a testament to the massive talent in this band. The only time I saw them live was around 1979 at a crappy little building at Michigan State called jenison field house. I believe it was when Jimmy Crespo was on lead guitar as that was around the time Perry left the band for about 5 years.
True rock music!!! I graduated in 1976 and this was our class song!!!
I would call it more of a controlled shreak than a scream.
We danced to Aerosmith playing this live at a club outside Boston before they were crazy famous - you could touch Steve from the dance floor they were so close. It is a great memory!
Steve has a crazy range and his screams were beloved. Try Walk This Way for classic early Aerosmith
Back in the Saddle
Walk This Way
The Aerosmith catalog of hits is extensive- Sweet Emotion, Walk This Way, Crazy, Janie's Got a Gun, Rag Doll, and I Don't Want to Miss a Thing are among ones that shouldn't be missed.
I was fortunate, saw Aerosmith and KISS together. No words to describe that concert ❤
Aerosmith, walk this way, next please
Seasons of Wither, Toys in the Attic, Sweet Emotion, and more... Aerosmith has a pretty extensive library.
There was a time in my childhood,,,,Stairway to Heaven, Free Bird and Dream On RULED the airwaves. 💥💥💥👍😎
That ENDING part where he goes up ONE octave higher into that real high pitched "head voice/falsetto" is really impressive and then he holds that long note afterwards. Let me tell you, that is very difficult to do, especially after singing most of the entire song. The song is in the key of F, so when he goes way up he is singing AND sustaining HIGH G#'S (G#5'S)
This song was very well received when it came out especially by 5 year old me! I have always been a rock n roller!! ✌❤
My very first concert - 1974! To this date, still one of the best shows I've seen & absolutely still one of my favorite bands!!!
Sweet Emotion, Walk This Way, Back In The Saddle --- some of my favorites. Aerosmith was the first concert I ever went to! Fantastic!!!
I went to the Aerosmith gig at Fenway Park last September. Towards the end of the show, the entire ballpark went dark as concerts often do at the end of the main show as the fans await the encore. A few minutes later the spotlights focused on Steven Tyler sitting atop the Green Monster at his white baby grand piano. He started playing the piano and singing "Dream On". Soon after Joe Perry (lead guitar) joined Steven atop the Green Monster and started wailing on his guitar while standing on the piano. I always wondered what people driving by Fenway Park on the Mass Turnpike must have thought when they passed Fenway Park that night and saw Steven Tyler and Joe Perry atop the Green Monster rockin' the house! It was their 50th anniversary show.
Aerosmith circa 70’s- EVERYTHING ❤
Gotta do the MTV live version of this with a full orchestra! EPIC!
2 of my favorites by Aerosmith, No More No More and Mama Kin 🔥🔥
Another 8-track from my case back in high school in the seventies.
A live version is definitely next.
That band was and still is one of the most fantastic musical collaborations out there. Steven is now doing Country music because he can no longer hit those incredible high notes. Still rock to them in my Jeep ❤
For vocals "Back in the Saddle". But all of the Toys in the Attic album was great--"Sweet Emotion", "Walk this Way", "No More, No More" were all hits and then there is the "Big Ten Inch Record"--and one of my favorites of theirs of all time--the little played gem that is maybe the heaviest they ever got: "Round and Round".
well yes, this is what would be considered classic rock, about the biggest classic rock there is. I was in high school when this album came out. Live bands would try to play it but few of them had a singer who could sing in the same range as Tyler.
aah i remember those days, when the school dances all had local bands play!
I remember working nights at the VA Hospital with the radio at the Nurse's Station playing Dream On. 1975. Best music year ever in my opinion.
This song was selected as a graduation song by many schools in the mid 70s, including my sister's class at Dearborn Heights Crestwood, class of '75
This song has definitely become a classic and will be listened to by many future generations, will always be my favorite song from Aerosmith! You should listen to Post Modern Jukebox featuring Morgan James, definitely they take it to a new level and it’s awesome
Beat me to it. Best cover of a song EVER!
also beat me to this - can't wait until you experience PMJ
"Walk this way!!!" Also "Kings and Queens!!!"
Lovin' me some Aerosmith . Can't beat 'em. ❤
July 1973 a free 4 day concert held in my home town Fall River MA Main act Saturday night was Aerosmith. Very awesome.
Hey there, Sal. I went to high school in NJ , grad in '75. My first concert was Aerosmith at MSG in NYC in 1976. I moved to CO to go to college, worked at a record store at the mall; we were the town's TicketTron location, and got comp tickets for every concert in Denver: McNichols Arena, Mile High Stadium, and Red Rocks Amphitheater. Bruce, Rush, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, The Stones, The Who, Dio, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, AC/DC, Neil Young, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Van Halen, Heart, 38 Special, ZZ Top, it was an amazing time. Of course, when you're living it you don't realize it until later when you look back. Kinda like when I was living in Seattle in the early 90's, going to bars in Pioneer Square to see bands like Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and Nirvana when grunge was breaking. Couldn't have known how lucky I was. I have over 500 CDs of classic rock, the stuff never gets old. I am truly happy that you found it and like it. You did my heart good today. Cheers.
you should check out Same Old Song and Dance from the same album!
I highly recommend the live version of this song from 1991’s mtv orchestra set
When this song was released, I really liked it; however, it was the only song from the album that I heard on the radio, so I thought Aerosmith would be a flash in the pan, and didn't think they could take their sound any further. Man, was I wrong! Their 2nd and 3rd albums were instant classics, and, except for a few years when the band was going through personal issues, they kept producing hits for many years to come, into the '90s. Love them!
You need to do "One Way Street" from the same album, the vocals, blues harp, and guitar are among their very best in my opinion!
And this song will get better and better the first 50 times you listen to it.
Back in the saddle again, sweet emotion, janie's got a gun, walk this way, pink, jaded, rag doll, the list goes on & on......
Yea, you notice he screams on key!!! We loved it!! 😆💋💖
Thank you for the reaction. This song was released the year after I was born and though I can't recall that early, someone in the vicinity must have been an Aerosmith fan. Dream On, in particular, hits all the emotional notes. But whether Steven Tyler's voice is a scream or not may also depend on the state of the world at the time of listening. Quick fact, his daughter Liv Tyler is a successful movie actress. Thanks again, and yEs we are ready for a lot more Aerosmith!
OMG, your face is so expressive in your reactions to great music. I love it
I was a in junior high when I first heard this song, and it was all the rage. Everyone listened to Dream On. My chorus teacher would allow us to sing Dream On, and Back in the Saddle Again from Aerosmith. I'm very familiar with this song; as i pretty much grew up with it
Everyone knew every note of this song. Epic!
It is time to go down the Aerosmith rabbit hole. It is a fun ride!
LOVE AEROSMITH .. My hairdresser friend used to be a hairdresser to the rock stars! Said Steven was absolutely fun to hang around with. I bet .. 😜
This song was our anthem in high school in 1977. ❤
One of my Favorite Songs of all Time
I want to be able to hear all these songs for the first time again. I'm 54 so these songs are my life's soundtrack
I recommend "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing” , this is the theme song for the 1998 sci-fi disaster film Armageddon, in which lead singer Steven Tyler's daughter Liv Tyler starred.
This song was used during the credits of the movie Miracle. A great movie about the 1980 US Olympic Miracle on Ice hockey team.
Dream On - & - Train Kept A Rollin' -- from their 1st album. Really grabbed our attention and we became instant fans.
I was born in 1972, and this is the reason at 51. I pretty much only listen to 70s & 80s 🎶 music. 😂
So many good ones to choose from! A couple of lesser known songs are Seasons of Wither and Lord of the Thighs.
Another golden oldie on one of my playists, I've got so many can't remember which one, great track 🇬🇧