"Back in the Saddle" - one of the "grooviest" riffs ever - and almost as "dirty" as "Love in An Elevator"...The album Rocks would be great for a deep-dive...
The 'test for dirty' had moved quite a bit between the release of Back in the Saddle and Love in an Elevator. Big Ten Inch Record though reminds us that Aerosmith always had a dirty old man sense of humor.
Aerosmith started in the 70s and they are still rockin now. Joe Perry in the cow pants tearing that guitar up. Y'all should watch Janies Got A Gun. The Toxic Twins cause they've been known to do wild and crazy things.
@@leehanson1416 Yeah, I first saw them live on the Pump tour back in '90(Joan Jett opened for them) and Tyler told the audience not to drink and drive, so we could make it safely back to see them again.
Pump was a monster album for Aerosmith. It solidified their comeback. Another one to check out from this album (and Amber will like it because it has horns playing throughout) is "Take Me to the Other Side".
Aerosmith will always be a favorite band of mine. They have so many bangers. But, “Janie’s Got A Gun” deals with a sensitive subject and hits close to home for me. I would do some research into the song before hand. Love to you both and your family.
Outside of the call and response from the band mates, the only people singing in the song are Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. Steven Tyler is providing the main vocal, but he's also providing all of the backup vocals which is the harmonizing you hear on top of the main melody line. Notice too, the melodies Steven Tyler tends to write for his songs are like the melodies that a composer would write for a horn section in an orchestra: there's a lot of rat-a-tat-tat in the rhythm of Tyler's melodies. That closing isolated melody that ends the song is Steven Tyler signing the melody, multiple harmony parts, and Joe Perry, the lead guitarist, singing in chorus to him. Speaking of isolated vocal tracks, there's a couple of isolated Aerosmith vocal tracks you can find here on TH-cam, but I suggest if you are going to react to them, make sure you do a back-to-back reaction with the song itself so you hear the song as you would do normally here, and then the isolated track afterwards. The other band members are Brad Whitford on rhythm guitar, Tom Hamilton on bass, and Joey Kramer on drums. There's so many Aerosmith songs to suggest for reaction, but I would be remiss if I did not suggest the MTV Orchestra version of Dream On done in the early 90s. For me it is quite possibly Steven Tyler's greatest vocal moment in a song performance. Amber will LOVE the Tyler falsettos he employs during that performance. There's a reason he's called the Demon of Screamin' and its proven in that moment. One last thing, you guys also might want to check out Steven Tyler's Vocal Range video. If you do that reaction, follow the note watching along in the description box of the video. That's important. I hope you guys see my comment and give me a reaction to it! Love your channel, guys, you put out some great reactions! Loving your Aerosmith content!
Every video you suggest, I have already seen,.. I love aerosmith and all its members, I beca me a musician and guitarrist because of them, it is a pleasure read coments like yours, I mean well informed feedbacks from Aerosmith fans /freaks
Yes, Joe Perry guitarists and Steven Tyler r also known as the Toxic Twins. So luved y'all having so much fun with this Aerosmith hit. Check out Aerosmith's(originally theirs) Walk This Way with Run DMC and also Janie's Got A Gun.
At one time, Aerosmith was a local band, trying to make it up the ladder in the music world, but still having to get any gig they could to pay the bills - they were my high school girlfriends Senior Prom band!
Steven Tyler's ability to shred his vocal cords and still maintain a great voice are clearly evident is songs like "Back in the Saddle" and "Draw the Line"
dean jones is correct original is best .. but since seeing yalls past reactions on different music types ,I honestly think yall both will enjoy the contribution with RUN DMC and it was during a time that both cultures were divided .. so in a way both artist brought them toghther ... i defintly agree with fellow @surlechapeau I would love to see a reaction to WALK THIS WAY (ft. RUN DMC) ... I was originaly only rock music fan but walk this way introduced me to RAP and loved it since !!!!!!!!!!!!
He is so phenomenal, such a showman, and you can’t take your eyes off him when he performs! Haven’t heard this song forever & loved your reactions! ♥️The old white woman
Kings & Queens, Round & Round, Rag Doll, Livin on the Edge, Back in the Saddle, Pink, You see me Crying … so many! I am not a fan of 90’s Aerosmith as much as their 70’s & 80’s stuff but they’re arguably the best rock band America has contributed. I got to see them a handful of times & last in ‘94 at the Woodstock 25th reunion & they were awesome live!
@@neillenet291 love them. It’s apples & oranges in ways tho. Dave was a showman. Tyler is a vocalist & showman. I think Perry was just as good, if not better, my opinion, & I’m sure I’ll catch shit for that, but only my opinion. The songwriting was better & longer with Aerosmith. Aerosmith has had & still has a longer touring career, etc.. u can look at many angles. But such diff styles if u break it down. 🤘🎸
YES!!!! It’s sort of an inside joke that if radio stations had actually LISTENED carefully to the lyrics, there is NO WAY it would have been played because it’s just NASTY! LOL!!
Can you please react to these new artist: AMERICA - “Ventura Highway” JAMES TAYLOR - “Fire and Rain” TODD RUNDGREN - “Hello It’s Me” For more Aerosmith “Amazing” one of my favs.
My favorite band of all time. They're even the reason I met my husband! I can't wait to watch you dive deeper into them. I always get so excited when you post any Aerosmith reactions. Love it!
Nine Lives was so underrated. "Kiss Your Past Good-Bye" "hole in my soul" "pink" "taste of india". All total bangers. Hole in my soul obviously is the ballad.
When I saw them on this tour, Steven didn’t stop moving the whole show. Flipping, running and jiving everywhere. His energy was amazing. Such a great band!!!
You have check out some older Aerosmith 70's - Chip away at the Stone - Mamma Kin - Toys in the Attic - Walk this Way - Sweet Emotion - Dream On - Back in the Saddle
Yes, I would add Lord of the Thighs or Train kept A Rollin. So many good albums and songs to choose from. Aerosmth, Get Your Wings, Rocks, Toys in the Attic ...ect
The first time I became aware of Aerosmith was a cameo in a movie, Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, they did "Come together". I was hooked! You guys do some numbers for that movie I know you will love it. It's got the Bee Gees Peter Frampton and about a million other very famous talented people. And the score is from the Beatles how could you go wrong.
Guys, I’ve got a deep dive for you on Aerosmith that perfectly demonstrates both the band’s grand orchestration and the full range of Steven Tyler’s voice. That deep dive song is “You See Me Crying.”
You can't go wrong with Aerosmith. Also, I remember seeing on your family channel that you are taking the kids to Disney World, and there is a ride in Hollywood Studios called Rock 'n' Roller Coaster that you'll definitely want to ride. It features all Aerosmith music.
aerosmith is such a power house. im so glad you are enjoying them. my favorite songs are "crying", "crazy" (steven tyler's daughter performs in the video) and "falling in love is hard on the knees", but the one i think you will be delighted to discover is "walk this way", a fun mix of all the things you like, jay in particular.
One of the best rock bands who've stood the test of time. I was lucky enough to see them in concert twice and I still pinch myself..it was a dream come true.
More Aerosmith! Fantastic! For your next one, I hope you'll do "Walk This Way", their 1975 that, years later, spawned a collaboration with rap pioneers Run-DMC that marked a turning point in the music business. Other great songs you can do include "Same Old Song and Dance", "Back in the Saddle", "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)", ""Rag Doll", and "Janie's Got a Gun". And to answer your question - Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry were given the nickname "Toxic Twins".
Permanent Vacation came out when i was 18 and then Pump a couple of years later. Good times. Also, Steven Tyler's daughter, Liv, is one of the most beautiful women in the world.
The whole PUMP album that this track is from is a banger, not one weak track on it. Thank you Desmond Child who wrote most of it and also wrote most of Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet album. The Dude is a legend.
A personal favourite of mine is "Living On The Edge". I think their song "Janie's Got A Gun" is one of the most important songs to listen to ever made. They certainly didn't shy away from Important Issues like Child Molestation also why the Victims need to be Heard and Believed.
Fell in love with them around the "Pump"-era (1989). Two of my work-mates at the time were huge heavy metal fans, they were the ones that introduced me to Aerosmith. Such a fantastic band!!!!
I saw them back in like ‘97 or ‘98 and this was an absolute riot audience participation song! It was so loud but so much fun!!! Another good song to show a different side of Steven’s vocal range is Janie’s Got a Gun
This album got me “pumped” back in the day. All bangers. Joe Perry (Guitar/vocals) and Steven Tyler are called the “Toxic Twins” due to their heavy drug use in the beginning of their career. Also their friendship and the fact they wrote 85 songs together calls for the name Twins.
Great reaction Guys, this track was from the album ' Pump ' I swear to you, the entire album, every track is as good as this. Check it out in your own time if you have time, the tracks roll in and out of each other, you won't be disappointed, this was their second comeback album after Permanent Vacation, which was great, but ' Pump ' put Aerosmith back on top. Joe Perry on that lead guitar, great band!
Steven Tyler + Joe Perry = Toxic Twins (a title earned in the 70's for their drug use, fortunately for us they all cleaned up. Steven is also known as "The Demon of Screamin' " (Well earned title.) Love in an Elevator was written by Steven about a real incident that happened to him. Next try: WHAT IT TAKES (Rock with a hint of country). JANIES GOT A GUN: award winning video, very powerful. DUDE LOOKS LIKE A LADY (the woman who is wearing the helmet is Theresa, Stevens' wife at the time.
This song is one of my all time favourite Aerosmith track, the solo is amazing and those harmonies are awesome!! Alot of Aerosmith songs are about love/sex & they ROCK 🤘🤘🤘 Check out 'Shut Up & Dance, you'll love it 👍
"Toxic Twins" due to their drug use and volatile friendship. "Jaded, Living On The Edge, What Does It Take" Man, they have a lot of good songs. Also thinking "Damn, Joe Perry shoulda had an honorable mention on my Top 5 guitarists list" ALSO: You guys know that Tyler sings with P!NK right?
One of the few Rock videos I can say was filmed around me. It was filmed during a concert stop in Johnson City, TN. They used either an old JC Penny or Belk for the store. Not the Mall kind but one the old downtown area department stores they refurbished for the shoot. Then used concert footage as well.
I love you guys period. The smiles you get on your faces listening to the music I grew up with and still enjoy to this day 57 on just bring me happiest that you feel the same way I did when those song came out. And amber you are right Steven Tyler and Joe Perry were called the toxic twins because of all the drug use they did in the 70's.
Aerosmith rules!!! They were full of energy, and had some great power ballads as well. My next Aerosmith suggestion is "What It Takes." It was at its peak position on the charts when I graduated from high school in 1990. Man, I wish I could go back. Our music was just one of many things that was better than today.
I was raised on Aerosmith and many of my childhood memories are connected to their songs. It was one of my father’s favorite bands and we lost him in 1991 when I was 9. I was 7 when this song was released and there is home movie footage (on VHS, of course) of my sister and I singing and dancing to this video when it came on MTV. I had to be 8 or 9. I fulfilled a major bucket list item in 2004 when I got to see them live with my mother and sister. They played all their great classics and it was brilliant. My father was definitely there with us in spirit. I love to see y’all react to one of my favorite groups and this reaction in particular was wonderful. ❤
Imagine graduating from high school and you're driving to college, beautiful weather, windows cracked, sunroof back and THIS comes on the radio. FIRE! Still one of my favorites to jam to! The song is FIRE and your reaction is GOLD!
Their song "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing", most think is a love song, it's really about his daughter Liv Tyler. It was written for the movie "Armageddon" which she is one of the stars. When the producers found out who her father was, they asked if she could get him to write a song for the movie. It's about when she was a baby and he didn't want to miss any part of her life.
My wife had a work friend get married in the freight elevator at the Hampton Coliseum before the show with the band as the wedding party. Aerosmith paid for the wedding and used to send them an anniversary gift ever year. It was a pretty cool deal
You gotta give a listen to "Dude Looks Like A Lady" and "Janie's Got A Gun".
That would've been my suggestion as well, both of them.
Definitely ♥️
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Dude can't forget about rag doll too man
@@Dopinders_Taxi They have done Rag Doll.
"Back in the Saddle" - one of the "grooviest" riffs ever - and almost as "dirty" as "Love in An Elevator"...The album Rocks would be great for a deep-dive...
You have to scream it....I'm back....
So glad you mentioned the Rocks album. One of the few you can just let play and rock to every song.
YES YES YES!
The 'test for dirty' had moved quite a bit between the release of Back in the Saddle and Love in an Elevator. Big Ten Inch Record though reminds us that Aerosmith always had a dirty old man sense of humor.
Slash's favorite !
Aerosmith started in the 70s and they are still rockin now. Joe Perry in the cow pants tearing that guitar up. Y'all should watch Janies Got A Gun. The Toxic Twins cause they've been known to do wild and crazy things.
Janie’s Got a Gun is my favorite!
The Toxic Twins because they nearly both died from drugs. They managed to pull away from the edge of the abyss. Barely.
@@leehanson1416 I believe Tyler is quoted at saying “I must have snorted half of Colombia”
@@leehanson1416 Yeah, I first saw them live on the Pump tour back in '90(Joan Jett opened for them) and Tyler told the audience not to drink and drive, so we could make it safely back to see them again.
Joe Perry was 🔥🔥🔥 in this video for sure!
Epic song choice! If you enjoyed this, you're also gonna love "Rag Doll" by Aerosmith! It's FIRE!!! 🔥
Rag doll is a GREAT one!!
Yeeeeeeees!!!!🔥
"Dude Looks Like a Lady" too.
The a capella finish after that relentless onslaught was the chef's kiss. Perfection. And yes, back in the day, we knew exactly what this song was.
Pump was a monster album for Aerosmith. It solidified their comeback. Another one to check out from this album (and Amber will like it because it has horns playing throughout) is "Take Me to the Other Side".
I forgot about that song. Nice pull
Just to Clarify, it’s just “The Other Side”
100% the whole album kicked a$$
Can't forget what it takes
Another dirty song!
So many good Aerosmith songs like Crazy, Cryin', what is takes, angel, living on the edge, sweet emotion, rag doll and same old song and dance
"Seasons of Wither"
Gotta back to back Aerosmith's Living on the Edge with "Weird Al" Yankovic's Living in the Fridge.
Last Child, Kings and Queens, Back In The Saddle, Home Tonight, Janie's Got a Gun, Nobody's Fault, THE LIST JUST KEEPS GOING
Living on the edge is one of the first videos they did on Patreon
Aerosmith will always be a favorite band of mine. They have so many bangers. But, “Janie’s Got A Gun” deals with a sensitive subject and hits close to home for me. I would do some research into the song before hand. Love to you both and your family.
You can never go wrong with Aerosmith.
They are AMAZING
I see what you did there ANGEL
Outside of the call and response from the band mates, the only people singing in the song are Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. Steven Tyler is providing the main vocal, but he's also providing all of the backup vocals which is the harmonizing you hear on top of the main melody line. Notice too, the melodies Steven Tyler tends to write for his songs are like the melodies that a composer would write for a horn section in an orchestra: there's a lot of rat-a-tat-tat in the rhythm of Tyler's melodies. That closing isolated melody that ends the song is Steven Tyler signing the melody, multiple harmony parts, and Joe Perry, the lead guitarist, singing in chorus to him.
Speaking of isolated vocal tracks, there's a couple of isolated Aerosmith vocal tracks you can find here on TH-cam, but I suggest if you are going to react to them, make sure you do a back-to-back reaction with the song itself so you hear the song as you would do normally here, and then the isolated track afterwards.
The other band members are Brad Whitford on rhythm guitar, Tom Hamilton on bass, and Joey Kramer on drums.
There's so many Aerosmith songs to suggest for reaction, but I would be remiss if I did not suggest the MTV Orchestra version of Dream On done in the early 90s. For me it is quite possibly Steven Tyler's greatest vocal moment in a song performance. Amber will LOVE the Tyler falsettos he employs during that performance. There's a reason he's called the Demon of Screamin' and its proven in that moment.
One last thing, you guys also might want to check out Steven Tyler's Vocal Range video. If you do that reaction, follow the note watching along in the description box of the video. That's important.
I hope you guys see my comment and give me a reaction to it! Love your channel, guys, you put out some great reactions! Loving your Aerosmith content!
That “Dream On” with the orchestra is awesome! Without a doubt, it’s the Napster download of mine that I can say was completely worth the risk 😊.
Well said!
Now let's " Walk this Way" the original Aerosmith song. Not the Dmc / Aerosmith version.
Every video you suggest, I have already seen,.. I love aerosmith and all its members, I beca me a musician and guitarrist because of them, it is a pleasure read coments like yours, I mean well informed feedbacks from Aerosmith fans /freaks
Yes, Joe Perry guitarists and Steven Tyler r also known as the Toxic Twins. So luved y'all having so much fun with this Aerosmith hit. Check out Aerosmith's(originally theirs) Walk This Way with Run DMC and also Janie's Got A Gun.
Also, Ragdoll and Amazing
Toxic not meaning "mean" but rather on substances lol
@@josephgallagher945 exactly
At one time, Aerosmith was a local band, trying to make it up the ladder in the music world, but still having to get any gig they could to pay the bills - they were my high school girlfriends Senior Prom band!
Love hearing comments like that. Chubby Checkers played at Johnny Rivers' Jr. high school sock hops.
I remember guys telling me about early Van Halen playing back yard birthday parties...
Yep they played my high school in the 70's
@@joegorski4630 Wayland High School '72
Steven Tyler's ability to shred his vocal cords and still maintain a great voice are clearly evident is songs like "Back in the Saddle" and "Draw the Line"
Not to mention Last Child
Steven is the most dynamic stage persona I've seen, and I've seen them twice. He's incredible!
Thier "Walk This Way" is next for you!! Either their original or the collaboration with Run-DMC. That's your 5th Aerosmith song!
The original is definitely the best version
THIS.
They should do both!
Maybe do both versions on a two-fer tuesday???
dean jones is correct original is best .. but since seeing yalls past reactions on different music types ,I honestly think yall both will enjoy the contribution with RUN DMC and it was during a time that both cultures were divided .. so in a way both artist brought them toghther ... i defintly agree with fellow @surlechapeau I would love to see a reaction to WALK THIS WAY (ft. RUN DMC) ... I was originaly only rock music fan but walk this way introduced me to RAP and loved it since !!!!!!!!!!!!
He is so phenomenal, such a showman, and you can’t take your eyes off him when he performs! Haven’t heard this song forever & loved your reactions!
♥️The old white woman
Kings & Queens, Round & Round, Rag Doll, Livin on the Edge, Back in the Saddle, Pink, You see me Crying … so many! I am not a fan of 90’s Aerosmith as much as their 70’s & 80’s stuff but they’re arguably the best rock band America has contributed. I got to see them a handful of times & last in ‘94 at the Woodstock 25th reunion & they were awesome live!
Van Halen: "hold my beer.'
Kings and Queens is one of their best.
@@neillenet291 love them. It’s apples & oranges in ways tho. Dave was a showman. Tyler is a vocalist & showman. I think Perry was just as good, if not better, my opinion, & I’m sure I’ll catch shit for that, but only my opinion. The songwriting was better & longer with Aerosmith. Aerosmith has had & still has a longer touring career, etc.. u can look at many angles. But such diff styles if u break it down. 🤘🎸
@@williamjamesayers7719 agreed! Classic.
@@caralayne503 yes Steven Tyler is definitely a much better singer than David Lee Roth. I give Dave The edge as a showman but not by much.
The whole album, Pump, is splendid. Check out What it Takes from it. It'll get Amber in the feels. x
You guys should do "Walk This Way" the original version and then do the version they recorded with Run DMC.
Then do Aerosmith " Big 10 inch"
I was thinking the same thing ❣️
YES!!!! It’s sort of an inside joke that if radio stations had actually LISTENED carefully to the lyrics, there is NO WAY it would have been played because it’s just NASTY! LOL!!
Yes, yes, yes!
If you love this song, you would love "Rag Doll" & "Dude looks like a Lady" both are very similar to this cadence.
Can you please react to these new artist:
AMERICA - “Ventura Highway”
JAMES TAYLOR - “Fire and Rain”
TODD RUNDGREN - “Hello It’s Me”
For more Aerosmith “Amazing” one of my favs.
All great suggestions!
Now we’re talking… great music here!!!! Keep it coming
Man, I wore this entire cassette tape out back in middle school! Love this song!
Omg y’all HAVE to do “Cryin, Crazy and what it takes” Aerosmith is a timeless band with an AMAZING music catalog
My favorite band of all time. They're even the reason I met my husband! I can't wait to watch you dive deeper into them. I always get so excited when you post any Aerosmith reactions. Love it!
Nine Lives was so underrated.
"Kiss Your Past Good-Bye" "hole in my soul" "pink" "taste of india". All total bangers. Hole in my soul obviously is the ballad.
Totally agree! I think they would dig the hits from the Nine Lives album, too. And, yes, a very underrated album. I like it more than Get a Grip.
Nine Lives was brilliant
❤🙂❤ This song came out in the summer of 1989. Written by Joe Perry and Steven Tyler. The video was a huge hit on MTV for months & months.
When I saw them on this tour, Steven didn’t stop moving the whole show. Flipping, running and jiving everywhere. His energy was amazing. Such a great band!!!
I saw Aerosmith in the late 70s, and then took my kids in 2010. Both shows 33 or so years apart were amazing. They are awsome.
Saw them in ‘77 and they were amazing like you said!
Great reaction y’all! Rob is sooo excited! I love it. It’s nice to see Amber beginning to be a bit of a head banger. Love this channel!
I was in High School when this was released.
You want to hear something just as if not wilder than this , check out
Dude Looks Like A Lady
Living on the Edge...Great Aerosmith song!!!!
You have check out some older Aerosmith 70's - Chip away at the Stone - Mamma Kin - Toys in the Attic - Walk this Way - Sweet Emotion - Dream On - Back in the Saddle
Yes to this list!
Older Aerosmith for sure! Mamma Kin and Walking The Dog ect... 👍
Yes Mamma Kin. I haven't heard that song in 30 years. Imma go look it up right now, thanks for that.
Yes, I would add Lord of the Thighs or Train kept A Rollin. So many good albums and songs to choose from. Aerosmth, Get Your Wings, Rocks, Toys in the Attic ...ect
Sweet Emotion- a great one!!!
The first time I became aware of Aerosmith was a cameo in a movie, Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, they did "Come together". I was hooked! You guys do some numbers for that movie I know you will love it. It's got the Bee Gees Peter Frampton and about a million other very famous talented people. And the score is from the Beatles how could you go wrong.
I am a leaf in the wind
Saw them three times back in the day!! Awesome live! So good!!🤘🔥
Hahaha Amber " you don't need to hear that in the morning" I love that! Always keeping it real ❤️
Guys, I’ve got a deep dive for you on Aerosmith that perfectly demonstrates both the band’s grand orchestration and the full range of Steven Tyler’s voice. That deep dive song is “You See Me Crying.”
You See Me Crying is my favorites, but it is, indeed, a deep cut. Good call!
Been rockin out to Aerosmith since the mid 70's,can't go wrong!🎛🎸🥁🎙🎶🤘
Saw Aerosmith in concert back in '99' still and it's still my all time favorite concert I've ever been to. They put on such an amazing performance!
3 great songs off this record that aren't radio hits..."Young Lust", "F.I.N.E." and "Don't Get Mad Get Even".
You can't go wrong with Aerosmith. Also, I remember seeing on your family channel that you are taking the kids to Disney World, and there is a ride in Hollywood Studios called Rock 'n' Roller Coaster that you'll definitely want to ride. It features all Aerosmith music.
Another Aerosmith classic. They’re kings of the innuendo song.
aerosmith is such a power house. im so glad you are enjoying them. my favorite songs are "crying", "crazy" (steven tyler's daughter performs in the video) and "falling in love is hard on the knees", but the one i think you will be delighted to discover is "walk this way", a fun mix of all the things you like, jay in particular.
One of the best rock bands who've stood the test of time. I was lucky enough to see them in concert twice and I still pinch myself..it was a dream come true.
You could go on for days with Aerosmith!!! Great great band! Steven Tyler….one of the best frontmen ever!!
Saw them live 3 times, 96,97 and 99 amazing every time !!!!
More Aerosmith! Fantastic! For your next one, I hope you'll do "Walk This Way", their 1975 that, years later, spawned a collaboration with rap pioneers Run-DMC that marked a turning point in the music business. Other great songs you can do include "Same Old Song and Dance", "Back in the Saddle", "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)", ""Rag Doll", and "Janie's Got a Gun". And to answer your question - Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry were given the nickname "Toxic Twins".
Permanent Vacation came out when i was 18 and then Pump a couple of years later. Good times.
Also, Steven Tyler's daughter, Liv, is one of the most beautiful women in the world.
Steven Tyler's voice is ONE OF THE GREATEST VOICES IN ROCK N' ROLL!!!! His vocal range spans 4 octaves.
Loved seeing them in concert! That was the 80's. Then late 90's my son saw them. If they ever come back to our area, we're going again!
The whole PUMP album that this track is from is a banger, not one weak track on it. Thank you Desmond Child who wrote most of it and also wrote most of Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet album. The Dude is a legend.
Desmond co-wrote, but usually when he is involved albums do really well
Haha the 80’s will never be topped for awesome music. 😍❤️
A personal favourite of mine is "Living On The Edge". I think their song "Janie's Got A Gun" is one of the most important songs to listen to ever made. They certainly didn't shy away from Important Issues like Child Molestation also why the Victims need to be Heard and Believed.
Fell in love with them around the "Pump"-era (1989). Two of my work-mates at the time were huge heavy metal fans, they were the ones that introduced me to Aerosmith. Such a fantastic band!!!!
Aerosmith is in my top 10 bands of all time. Best album? Toys In The Attic. Great live band. saw them thrice back in the 80's early 90s.
KINGS AND QUEENS!! A must listen for you guys
I saw them back in like ‘97 or ‘98 and this was an absolute riot audience participation song! It was so loud but so much fun!!!
Another good song to show a different side of Steven’s vocal range is Janie’s Got a Gun
Best reaction ever ha!
This song is even better now than when it first came out. At the time, it was decent. Now, it is straight fire. Sometimes perspective helps.
Tennessee still cold with freezing rain...sooo ready for spring. Love Aerosmith , keep rocking guys :)
This album got me “pumped” back in the day. All bangers. Joe Perry (Guitar/vocals) and Steven Tyler are called the “Toxic Twins” due to their heavy drug use in the beginning of their career. Also their friendship and the fact they wrote 85 songs together calls for the name Twins.
I saw Aerosmith in the old Boston Garden on New Year's Eve, 1993. What a show.
Great reaction Guys, this track was from the album ' Pump ' I swear to you, the entire album, every track is as good as this. Check it out in your own time if you have time, the tracks roll in and out of each other, you won't be disappointed, this was their second comeback album after Permanent Vacation, which was great, but ' Pump ' put Aerosmith back on top. Joe Perry on that lead guitar, great band!
OMG Aerosmith is always a fav !! Love Steven's moves and of course his iconic voice
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Arosmith is great
2 underrated songs from aerosmith ``Get A Grip`` & ``Rag Doll``
Steven Tyler + Joe Perry = Toxic Twins (a title earned in the 70's for their drug use, fortunately for us they all cleaned up. Steven is also known as "The Demon of Screamin' " (Well earned title.) Love in an Elevator was written by Steven about a real incident that happened to him. Next try: WHAT IT TAKES (Rock with a hint of country). JANIES GOT A GUN: award winning video, very powerful. DUDE LOOKS LIKE A LADY (the woman who is wearing the helmet is Theresa, Stevens' wife at the time.
I'm an R &B and hip-hop girl.but I love this group and song. You know good music when you hear it.🙂
This song is one of my all time favourite Aerosmith track, the solo is amazing and those harmonies are awesome!!
Alot of Aerosmith songs are about love/sex & they ROCK 🤘🤘🤘
Check out 'Shut Up & Dance, you'll love it 👍
YESSSSSS. Best reaction EVER! You have to do more Aerosmith!!!!!
"Toxic Twins" due to their drug use and volatile friendship. "Jaded, Living On The Edge, What Does It Take" Man, they have a lot of good songs. Also thinking "Damn, Joe Perry shoulda had an honorable mention on my Top 5 guitarists list" ALSO: You guys know that Tyler sings with P!NK right?
I almost thought you were talking about their song "Pink"; also a bop.
One of the few Rock videos I can say was filmed around me. It was filmed during a concert stop in Johnson City, TN. They used either an old JC Penny or Belk for the store. Not the Mall kind but one the old downtown area department stores they refurbished for the shoot. Then used concert footage as well.
I love you guys period. The smiles you get on your faces listening to the music I grew up with and still enjoy to this day 57 on just bring me happiest that you feel the same way I did when those song came out. And amber you are right Steven Tyler and Joe Perry were called the toxic twins because of all the drug use they did in the 70's.
Yesssss!!!! Thank you so much!!!! ❤️❤️
Aerosmith rules!!! They were full of energy, and had some great power ballads as well. My next Aerosmith suggestion is "What It Takes." It was at its peak position on the charts when I graduated from high school in 1990. Man, I wish I could go back. Our music was just one of many things that was better than today.
The great Aerosmith songs to react to are endless.
Please react to Crimson and Clover by Tommy James and the Shondells. 🙏
An Aerosmith banger. A very well crafted song.
Saw them in concert in the late 70's. It was great
Best thing about the 80's!?
The music. So diverse of a selection, so lucky to have experienced it in real time!
I was raised on Aerosmith and many of my childhood memories are connected to their songs. It was one of my father’s favorite bands and we lost him in 1991 when I was 9. I was 7 when this song was released and there is home movie footage (on VHS, of course) of my sister and I singing and dancing to this video when it came on MTV. I had to be 8 or 9.
I fulfilled a major bucket list item in 2004 when I got to see them live with my mother and sister. They played all their great classics and it was brilliant. My father was definitely there with us in spirit.
I love to see y’all react to one of my favorite groups and this reaction in particular was wonderful. ❤
I first saw Aerosmith in 1974 and thought that ST was like Mick Jagger taken to another level. Great reaction you two.
Saw them in 2016 and they still put on a great show ❤️
Imagine graduating from high school and you're driving to college, beautiful weather, windows cracked, sunroof back and THIS comes on the radio. FIRE! Still one of my favorites to jam to! The song is FIRE and your reaction is GOLD!
Aerosmith kicks ass!!! There are so many good songs yet to play. 😊
Me too Amber!! I have been in love with Steven Tyler since I was 14 years old. LOL I have seen Aerosmith in concert 5 times.
They’re so fun.❤️ This, dude looks like a lady and “walk this way” with Run DMC are my faves
Their song "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing", most think is a love song, it's really about his daughter Liv Tyler. It was written for the movie "Armageddon" which she is one of the stars. When the producers found out who her father was, they asked if she could get him to write a song for the movie. It's about when she was a baby and he didn't want to miss any part of her life.
wow!!! that was crazy! great reaction...great pick
Love love aerosmith so good thank you so much❤
They have so many great songs and I'm glad I've got to see them live their stage performances are amazing
Each member of AEROSMITH is multi talented
AEROSMITH music always has expert sound and combined lyrically enjoyable experience.
I knew you were going to go nuts over the harmony at the end!
Aerosmith always leaves you wanting for more, Steven is a performer, love his stage presence.
DAMN ... I loved Aerosmith back in the day.
Love your reactions! Keeps me coming back!
Wow Jay, I thought you were going to burst into flames! LOL
My wife had a work friend get married in the freight elevator at the Hampton Coliseum before the show with the band as the wedding party. Aerosmith paid for the wedding and used to send them an anniversary gift ever year. It was a pretty cool deal
Draw The Line, Same Old Song and Dance, Back in the Saddle, Walk this Way… so many hits