Aerosmith called it a day?

[Boomb]

I’ve never really been a fan, but they’ve been around for some time.

 

[Vampire life]

He’s 77 dude
And has been singing and screaming for decades

He’s done

 

[Vampire life]

They lyrics to. “Dream on” were prophetic

 

[nonoob]

Been killing it for decades with SO Much killer music, Aerosmith Rocks is Awesome, every tune Rocks!

“Back in the Saddle”
Inspired by country crooner Gene Autry’s “Back in the Saddle Again,” Douglas wanted Tyler to use the image as a metaphor for the band's quick return.
“Steven went into the stairwell for two hours," Douglas said in Walk This Way, "and came back with reams of paper with ideas on them, and we cut the vocals.”
Douglas placed a shotgun microphone 10 inches away from Tyler's mouth to capture his notorious screams. The singer then started playing with the effects on the device, and moved his head so he’d be singing under or above it at different points, resulting in a raspy and in-your-face delivery.

Read More: Aerosmith's 'Rocks': A Track-by-Track Guide | https://ultimateclassicrock.com/aer...track/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral

 

[mixmastermo]

I’ve never really been a fan, but they’ve been around for some time.

Thank you gentlemen for your service. You are all immortal

 

[nonoob]

Thank you gentlemen for your service. You are all immortal

No doubt that their music will continue to be loved, here's an early favorite album.

 

[w00t]

They probably could've kept going with Steven lip syncing, so respect for choosing to call it quits instead. It's been a pretty good run.

While they were mostly known for their catchy 80's and 90's ballads, 70's Aerosmith were best Aerosmith.

 

[jefferz]

I saw them in concert back in the early 2000s, and it was terrible. They screwed up enough on Sweet Emotion that they stopped the song. Steven Tyler just sat on a stool for most of the concert.
That concert ruined Aerosmith for me.

When I've told that story, some people tried to justify it "because they were old." But KISS was the next act, and they fucking rocked.

 

[Spam On Rye]

I thought Aerosmith died in the late 90s. What a shit band but loved those videos with Alicia Silverstone and his daughter in my teens.

 

[triptych]

Alas, my friends, it seems the trend of the day among the super bands (e.g. Kiss, etc.) or should I say they were just getting old and tired to be on the road forever !!! 'Smith was one of the top U.S. bands out there together with Kiss, Grand Funk (Railroad), Grateful Dead, Steve Miller Band, etc.
Aerosmith gave us some really cool vibes down the line and I thank Steve, Joe and the boyZ for this. My fav 'Smith tune ever has gotta be Toys in the Attic....nothing beats that somewhat dark matter emitted by this song.

 

[Belaya Smert]

All that guy ever did was a make a hot daughter and look like a hospice lesbian for like 30 years. Not gonna miss a thing

 

[Natural Order]

Aerosmith did okay in the rap game.

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

I saw them in concert back in the early 2000s, and it was terrible. They screwed up enough on Sweet Emotion that they stopped the song. Steven Tyler just sat on a stool for most of the concert.
That concert ruined Aerosmith for me.

When I've told that story, some people tried to justify it "because they were old." But KISS was the next act, and they fucking rocked.

I saw that tour too. KISS absolutely destroyed them that night. It wasn’t even close. It was my third and last time seeing Aerosmith. Oddly enough, as I read comments on Reddit and other articles, it seems like a lot of people saw that tour and can’t believe that lasted 20 more years. It was bad

Previously I had seen them on the 9 lives tour in 98 and the Just Push Play tour in 01, just a couple weeks after 9/11. Both times they were great. Stephen sounded like his prime both times.

 

[Vampire life]

Father time is undefeated

“ Every time that I look in the mirror
All these lines on my face getting clearer
The past is gone
It went by like dusk to dawn
Isn't that the way?
Everybody's got the dues in life to pay, yeah”

 

[Vampire life]

I saw that tour too. KISS absolutely destroyed them that night. It wasn’t even close. It was my third and last time seeing Aerosmith. Oddly enough, as I read comments on Reddit and other articles, it seems like a lot of people saw that tour and can’t believe that lasted 20 more years. It was bad

Previously I had seen them on the 9 lives tour in 98 and the Just Push Play tour in 01, just a couple weeks after 9/11. Both times they were great. Stephen sounded like his prime both times.

I watched Tyler fall offstage and break his leg in Lakeland fl in the 70s
Vampire life, I’ve seen lots of stuff

 

[Sweater of AV]

I assumed they were already done. Hell of a run. Only really liked some of their earlier stuff but obviously a legendary career.

 

[triptych]

Father time is undefeated

“ Every time that I look in the mirror
All these lines on my face getting clearer
The past is gone
It went by like dusk to dawn
Isn't that the way?
Everybody's got the dues in life to pay, yeah”

"Time waits for no man'.

 

[BFoe]

Not gonna miss a thing

<[analyzed}>
I see what you did there.

 

[burningspear]

Pushing 80 lol health is genetics, ask Keef.