electric funeral
Just listening music
Just playing some Aerosmith tunes like Bitch's Brew, Mama Kin. And these two grooving tunes:
Draw The Line and Jailbait
Draw The Line and Jailbait
Aerosmith (Official Thread)
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Recky
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I was just watching the Sam Dunn series Metal Evolution...and got a shock when I saw Tom Hamilton ...bloody hell...he got old QUICK...then I suppose, he would be past the other side of 60...but still, a bit of a stunning
Tom has had some major health issues. He has been battling cancer on and off since 2006 I believe.
Off their newest album, "Music From Another Dimension!", written by Tom Hamilton and lead vocals by Tom *Actually Tom wrote 5 songs on the new album*. His voice sounds pretty good for a man who's battled throat cancer:
Up On The Mountain
Vehicle
Aging Metalhead
Recky
Senior Member
Thanks Magic , didnt know the great man had been ill...answered the reason for his appearance
METALPRIEST
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Steven Tyler Says Mick Jagger Comparisons Hurt
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After 40 years with Aerosmith, Steven Tyler takes the long view on the group’s well-documented ups and downs. He’s comfortable with what the band have achieved in their career together. But that doesn’t mean the unfavorable comparisons to Mick Jagger from early in his career don’t still sting.
“The ‘cheap imitation of the Rolling Stones‘ criticism was constant,” Tyler tells Rolling Stone. “And it hurt for the first couple of years. It was constantly Mick Jagger this and Mick Jagger that — that I copied him, and Janis Joplin too. Mick was the cheapest, easiest shot.”
It took some time, but Aerosmith eventually proved the critics wrong. The band will receive the ASCAP Founders Award next week in Los Angeles, just after their induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. After years of personal and professional upheaval, Tyler says it’s about time his band finally received some credit.
“We’ve been strung out and sober,” he muses. “We’ve sold in, and we’ve sold out. Some days we didn’t even sell at all. What matters is we’re still together as a band.”
SOURCE LINK
After 40 years with Aerosmith, Steven Tyler takes the long view on the group’s well-documented ups and downs. He’s comfortable with what the band have achieved in their career together. But that doesn’t mean the unfavorable comparisons to Mick Jagger from early in his career don’t still sting.
“The ‘cheap imitation of the Rolling Stones‘ criticism was constant,” Tyler tells Rolling Stone. “And it hurt for the first couple of years. It was constantly Mick Jagger this and Mick Jagger that — that I copied him, and Janis Joplin too. Mick was the cheapest, easiest shot.”
It took some time, but Aerosmith eventually proved the critics wrong. The band will receive the ASCAP Founders Award next week in Los Angeles, just after their induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. After years of personal and professional upheaval, Tyler says it’s about time his band finally received some credit.
“We’ve been strung out and sober,” he muses. “We’ve sold in, and we’ve sold out. Some days we didn’t even sell at all. What matters is we’re still together as a band.”
