Alex gets mad points to deciding to show me this track!! Definitely going on the playlist for sure!!! What are other Aerosmith tracks we should be checking out?!?! Let us know down below and remember to upvote the ones you agree with!!! Cheers friends!! 🔥🤟🏻
Aerosmith's best song for AOR. Well done. If you like Steven Tyler's voice, you HAVE to get "The Voice of Rock," Glenn Hughes, on here. Yep, I hope 1970 Trapeze "Medusa" is all set for Drunk Reactions of the month. Heck, if it isn't good, you can drunkenly curse me! I don't care - it is a mortal lock you and viewers/listeners love it!
I'd say Dream On is an essential rock song. There are just certain songs that you should hear if you love rock music. I've thought about making a list of those songs, but it would take too long. LOL Great reaction, guys.
@@basedsalty6970 funny how this song actually flopped on AM top 40 radio when it first came out ! then a few years later, when Aerosmith became huge, it was re-released again and became a smash hit !
@@s1d299 I guess he can't make up his mind. The last time he was a judge on American Idol, that's when he had mentioned that this song was his best writing ever.
Totally agree though I would start with "Toys in the Attic". Agreed? Love all 3. Being from Boston, had the pleasure of meeting all members at different times and seeing them at there now defunct Mama Kin club(also at the Middle East in Cambridge).
Aerosmith's debut, Get Your Wings, Toys in the Attic, Rocks...as good of a first four albums as anyone's. And that includes Zeppelin, Sabbath and Van Halen.
I saw Aerosmith live in 2004 and it was a bucket list moment for me. My parents, especially my father, were Aerosmith fans and I grew up on their music. Steven Tyler was still rocking those high notes in 2004 (and beyond). A true talent, and Joe Perry is a guitar god. The whole band is incredible.
This song was actually written by Steven Tyler (lead singer) when he was 17 years old; he wrote it on piano. Joe Perry (lead guitarist) had to "translate" the piano to guitar and did a superb job of it. Their next album...."Toys In the Attic".....is FULL of fantastic songs. "Walk This Way".....is a MUST do for y'all. I can provide further Aerosmith recommendations to you later. Great choice; great video as always, guys. :)
I'm from Boston and have had the pleasure of seeing several suprise club shows! Also met all members around town at different times. Tyler, Whitford & Hamilton the most approachable, Perry &,Kramer more private but nice aa well.
My favourite Aerosmith song is a deep cut that I have never once heard on the radio called 'Chip Away the Stone'. It's just a classic, dirty, garage band-style rocker.
I love that one too...... also No Surprise, Milk Cow Blues, One Way Street, Let the Music Do The Talkin', I Wanna Know Why, ... Chiquita. Etc... so many great songs no one knows and will probaably never hear and that is sad...
I was so happy to see you guys listening to Aerosmith, they're in my top 5!! The first 3 albums are killer! The first song Steven Tyler wrote with Joe Perry is "Movin' Out" from the band's 1973 debut album, so good. Okay now check out "Toys in the Attic" both the song and the album from 1975. "Back in the Saddle" from the 1976 Rocks album, this album kicks ass. The 2004 Honkin' On Bobo album is blues and covers, "You Gotta Move" is a Mississippi Fred McDowell cover, the band nailed it. There are so many beauties from this band, thank you for including them and enjoy guys!!
I have a vivid memory of driving by a lake with a buddy rocking this song like 23 years ago. It is awesome to see you youngsters enjoying it the same way. Rock on :)
He's not really exaggerating. I wouldn't put it up with Stairway, but it's close, and in rareified air. Pretty much every Classic Rock station will play this song at least once per day. It's also possible that you heard the re-recorded version that Aerosmith did for the Last Action Hero Soundtrack almost 20 years after the initial release. Stephen's voice sounds a bit different, and the instruments are a little faster and more prominent.
Exactly this , was thinking this when Andy mentioned he'd heard it slightly different. My favs are " the chain" , " gimme shelter" and " voodoo child".
Train Kept A Rollin’, Toys In The Attic, Back In The Saddle, Last Child, Rats In The Cellar, and Sick As A Dog are all essential Aerosmith. A&A you should really check into The Scorpions because there’s a lot of music there that you guys will be blown away by. Keep up the great work.
Dream On is the mother of all rock ballads! Aerosmith became my fave band in '76. Ya can't change your first love, whether music or girls. That said, Rush is a close second. Love 'em both for different reasons. Great channel, guys!
This is from their very first album and I used to Loop that one and Toys in the Attic on continuous repeat on an 8-track cassette cartridge. I love every single song on this first album, every single song. It's all just fire to me. I love the quality of the mix, it's just that early 70s stripped-down rock and roll but there's still a lot of thought put into the texture of it. Mama Kin, you got to check it out. And their interpretation of the Rufus Thomas song walking the dog is just incredible. Some of the other songs incorporate flute in the perfect way for rock and roll. It's all just so fun and so atmospheric.
Alex, your music knowledge impresses me more every video. You definitely know how to craft and build a song to get a sound. Most people don't recognize the nuances in song, but you pick them out almost every time. You have got me curious to what your music sounds like cause you have good taste and seem to know music fairly well. Let me know if you or Andy have music on-line
@Gunnery Sgt Hartman Yeah Alex is in a band called Kings and Culprits! He actually wrote the song for our intro, called “feel the love”, you might like stuff off his Greed EP!
@Gunnery Sgt Hartman He sometimes plays different places in Orlando, if you’d wanna get specifics just message us on our Instagram or Facebook page! Cheers man!
@@andyandalex thanks Andy. Appreciate it. I just checked out the band. If you get a chance, check out CCR " I put a spell on you". You will love it. Also, glad to see you like The Who. They have several great songs. Keep digging into that treasure chest
Dream On is probably their most iconic song, followed closely by Sweet Emotion. Other A-Smith classics: Nobody's Fault Mama Kin Toys in the Attic Come Together --Beatles cover from the Sgt Pepper movie, Aerosmith played the 'evil' band, Peter Frampton of 'Do You Feel Like I Do' fame played the good guy (along with the Beegees).
My favourite from this era was Last Child. I saw them in concert where, unfortunately they were clearly wasted. AC/DC opened for them and even though they were largely unknown they blew the crowd away. Angus Young got on Bon Scott's shoulders while playing guitar and toured the floor crowd. Awesome! Love your reactions!
HEY BOYS! Happy Monday...Dream On was a big hit off their first album. Any track off this album is good ole earliest Aerosmith. Next to hear is ANYTHING off their next 1974 GET YOUR WINGS...I suggest their rendition of TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN'....DEFINITELY A MUST. I just joined Patreon..looking forward to your picks for December's tracks!
Wow, this song brought back so many memories!!! I grew up listening to this song on "American Idol" and it is a classic. Listening too again though, I feel like the second half of the song is better than the first half. This is still a great song, however, and I would love to listen to it again sometime! I would love to hear more Aerosmith songs because I've only heard this one and "I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing." With that being said, great reaction video guys and have a good one Andy and Alex! :)
U guys R so fun 2 watch! Luv ur great reviews..& so awesome 2 see younger people hearing the amazing classic rock tunes from back in the day..Rock on! 🙂🙂☮☮✌✌💗💗
My personal favorite is Kings and Queens by Aerosmith. Another one I love by them is their remake of Remember (Walking in the Sand). Definitely one of my favorite remakes of all time.
Unbelievable! Aerosmith’s first hit...early 70’s! Huge Culture Influence. Aerosmith is beyond Legendary! Need way more exposure to their Catalog! From Toys in the Attic: Back in the Saddle; Kings and Queens!
This whole first album is raw and bluesey, then on Get Your Wings, Toys in the Attic and Rocks they really started going hard. All are classic albums beginning to end. You should play Nobody’s Fault, it’s a deep cut but most Aerosmith fans will tell you it’s one of their best rockers!!
Great reaction, really enjoyed seeing this through younger eyes. I also had not listened to this in a long time, Tyler's voice is just magical sometimes. He's so versatile too- for some different tones maybe try Mama Kin, and Last Child- this one first. It's all over the map and a lot of fun.
I saw Aerosmith at Madison Square Garden on their Dream On tour when I was 18. Rick Derringer was the opening act. Some cute guy on the train to NYC offered his lap to me when there were no seats left on the train packed with concert goers & I got separated from my friends. Some poor older commuter guy was stuck in the window seat surrounded by a cloud of smoke from all the passing joints. I was totally wasted by time I found my friends when we got off the train. They were so jealous! Great concert!
The 70s era Aerosmith were raw and edgy was my favorite period, but they self destructed. They resurrected their career in the MTV era when they joined Run-D.M.C. for a remake of their song Walk This Way.
You guys are SOOOO GREAT!!!! I love watching your reactions to all the great bands that I had the fortune to grow up with. I only listened to a few hard rock bands and Aerosmith and Steven Tyler were one of them. Thank you for allowing me to be 21 again..Judy D.
Within a reaction video, _Alex gets to enjoy one, too!_ 😃 This was a fun one to watch. Andy's expressions, especially in response to Steven Tyler's near-screaming high pitch climax gave me goosebumps. I'm sure I looked the same way when I first heard it back in the early 70s!
Pretty good debut album song!! Released in 1973, "Dream On" has remained a staple of Aerosmith concerts since. I was fortunate enough to see them perform in 2013 at the Harley Davidson 110th Anniversary in Milwaukee. Yes, "Dream On" is definitely a classic rock tune worthy of being regarded as timeless!! Steven Tyler's screaming near the end puts it over the top for me!! 💜💜
What!! Haven't heard this song??? Lol One of my all time favorites!!!! That simple opening. The past is GONE. HELL YEAH. Starts out so mellow then really picks up at 4 in and just makes my smile burst open to the future. Dream on!! AND THAT MOFO ENDING!!!!! Fantastic pick.
Steven Tyler gave it all to Rock in every live performance for 40 years. As you get older, the songs become more powerful, should do a full-run of Aerosmith from 70’s to Current. Steven is literally crippled now from all the dancing on stage, his feet and knees are destroyed.
As you guys said this is just iconic. Also I'm now 54 and still loving this music, but the lyrics really hit home the older you get - just like Pink Floyd's "Time". There's nothing you can do to slow down getting older but songs like this remind us to really LIVE life and not get caught up in the crap. Others here may disagree with me but one of Aerosmith's songs you might like is "Lightning Strikes." Great job as always guys!
4:36 I was waiting for that moment. Stevens scream and Andy's face....🤯🤯 Other songs by Aerosmith... Reefer Head Woman, Lord of the Thighs and Back in the Sadle.
1st time my family saw them was at "Fiddlers Green" in Denver less than a week after, Columbine. It was in May & they came out & felt us hurting bad. Thank you guys. I was working in Boulder then & It mattered to us. Even in Pathology. They put a bandaid on many hearts that night & of course it snowed ! Stephen came out & said "If Van Halen can play in the rain, Aerosmith can play in the snow". I am glad my children were there as they were in high school to. Got home past midnight & had to go back to all the press, vehicles & shit. I was so grateful for what they did for us hours ago. Great channel guys !
Great choice of song. You are sooo right . That is definitely an Iconic song in Rock History...I loved how you both looked like Andy and Alex reaction Bobble heads...Loved this one !
'Combination' from the iconic 'Rocks' album has one of the best 2-second (!) openings to any song, plus a great riff. 'Nobody's Fault' is pretty killer too
"Combination" is, just, SUPERB!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥 ...the chord choices, the rhythms, the melody (which doesn't, actually, "move" much!!! -but the REST of the song does!), ...just everything! ...but, then, ROCKS is, essentially, "perfect." 💜💜🧡💜🧡🔥🔥🔥🔥⚡ ..."Nobody's Fault" is legendary and well-deserving of the praise it receives ...and of multiple listens. 😋👍 ...I always felt that "Seasons Of Wither" was an under-recognized gem from that album, too. 🧡🧡🧡🧡🔥 (but, then, as I said: There's, really, nothing to fault on: ROCKS, as a whole! 😁😁🤘)
I love this song! Edit: my favourite Aerosmith songs are; dream on, walk this way, sweet emotion, don’t wanna miss a thing, dude looks like a lady and cryin ☺️
Can not believe you never listened to this song all the way through before, Andy! Your introduction to it was a pleasure to watch, you chose well, Alex! You knew Andy would react to the "scream" & was just waiting to see it. Awesome. Thanks for doing this one. There is someone I would love to watch you two react to, for his vocals, I think he will surprise you. Chris Stapleton "Sometimes I Cry" [Bing Lounge] or "Barely Alive" [Atlanta, Eddies Attic]
Mississippi Queen by Mountain. Mountain performed at Woodstock and had a strong influence on early heavy metal. Also, know I requested before but once again, Carry on My Wayward Son by Kansas.
yes, alex is right, one of the most iconic rock songs ever. not a huge fan of the group but been listening and singing along with this one since high school over 45 years ago!! (geez, I *can't* be that old!) glad andy has at least heard the chorus. that could have been the last straw. 😎
Alex gets mad points to deciding to show me this track!! Definitely going on the playlist for sure!!! What are other Aerosmith tracks we should be checking out?!?! Let us know down below and remember to upvote the ones you agree with!!! Cheers friends!! 🔥🤟🏻
Aerosmith's best song for AOR. Well done.
If you like Steven Tyler's voice, you HAVE to get "The Voice of Rock," Glenn Hughes, on here.
Yep, I hope 1970 Trapeze "Medusa" is all set for Drunk Reactions of the month. Heck, if it isn't good, you can drunkenly curse me! I don't care - it is a mortal lock you and viewers/listeners love it!
Angel is one of my favs. Toys in the Attic, Back in the Saddle. They have sooo many killer tunes.
Whew SO many killer Aerosmith songs!! The ones from the 70's are the best. Back in the Saddle, Last Child, Sweet Emotion.
"Back in the Saddle" is one to visit. imo
Giant song Indeed🎶🎹!! Biggest Hit in the 70s! Broke up 1982. Then they got back together in 86. After Rehab.
🎸🎸Back In the Saddle
Alex definitely wasn't exaggerating the status of this song. It's legendary and I doubt anyone would deny its greatness.
I'd say Dream On is an essential rock song. There are just certain songs that you should hear if you love rock music. I've thought about making a list of those songs, but it would take too long. LOL Great reaction, guys.
This is one of those songs that make the list
@@basedsalty6970 funny how this song actually flopped on AM top 40 radio when it first came out ! then a few years later, when Aerosmith became huge, it was re-released again and became a smash hit !
This is the best song Steven Tyler ever wrote. He also said that.
Tyler also said his favorite Aerosmith song is No More No More
Interesting. I've heard several times that he said "Seasons of Wither" was his best creation. I definitely recommend it!
@@s1d299 he said it live right before they played it.
Agreed...AMAZING.
@@s1d299 I guess he can't make up his mind. The last time he was a judge on American Idol, that's when he had mentioned that this song was his best writing ever.
So sweet when Alex pointed to Andy, knowing when Steven was going to scream Dream On.
This is my new favorite A&A moment.
He looked like a proud papa.
That’s how we all feel when it’s coming!
I know! It gave my heart a 'fuzzy' !
Bloody hell, why do old men enjoy seeing wee lads hearing songs almost as old as us (we?)?
Cheers from Brazil!
Some of their biggest hits that were always on the radio: Sweet Emotion, Back in the Saddle, Train Kept a Rollin'.
I definitely agree with Train Kept a Rollin'
Back in the Saddle is a definite banger, guys!! I do like a lot of their 80’s and 90’s stuff as well. Joe Perry deserves more cred than he gets!
Train kept a rollin my fav track
I like them all but my vote goes to Sweet Emotion.
@@MMFrye terrible song
"Walk this Way" is also one of the top hard rock songs of all time.
Collab with Run DMC too
@@cacho2112 Horrible just effing awful.
Not on the tier of this song, with all due respect.
The whole Rocks ,Toys In The Attic and Get Your Wings albums
do you like this one? My FAVE: ua-cam.com/video/2jDsMwOXbvo/v-deo.html
100% right on those 3 lp's
Scott King best album they did!
Totally agree though I would start with "Toys in the Attic". Agreed? Love all 3.
Being from Boston, had the pleasure of meeting all members at different times and seeing them at there now defunct Mama Kin club(also at the Middle East in Cambridge).
Aerosmith's debut, Get Your Wings, Toys in the Attic, Rocks...as good of a first four albums as anyone's. And that includes Zeppelin, Sabbath and Van Halen.
I saw Aerosmith live in 2004 and it was a bucket list moment for me. My parents, especially my father, were Aerosmith fans and I grew up on their music. Steven Tyler was still rocking those high notes in 2004 (and beyond). A true talent, and Joe Perry is a guitar god. The whole band is incredible.
Some classic Aerosmith songs - Toys in the Attic, Same Old Song and Dance, Train Kept a Rollin, Lord of the Thighs, Back in the Saddle
Such a massive song and hit. It was always on the radio, but, one of those tunes that I NEVER get tired of hearing. Excellent! :-D
This song was actually written by Steven Tyler (lead singer) when he was 17 years old; he wrote it on piano. Joe Perry (lead guitarist) had to "translate" the piano to guitar and did a superb job of it. Their next album...."Toys In the Attic".....is FULL of fantastic songs. "Walk This Way".....is a MUST do for y'all. I can provide further Aerosmith recommendations to you later. Great choice; great video as always, guys. :)
Their next album was Get Your Wings. TITA was 3rd.
I'm from Boston and have had the pleasure of seeing several suprise club shows! Also met all members around town at different times. Tyler, Whitford & Hamilton the most approachable, Perry &,Kramer more private but nice aa well.
This is my favorite Aerosmith song, I always liked their earlier songs vs the newer made for radio tunes.
Sweet Emotion is in the upper pantheon of Rock Songs!!!
HELL YEAH, IT WAS WONDERFUL IN CONCERT!!!
Ten years after- I'd love to change the World
julio sanchez : Great suggestion! Wonderful guitarist.
great song
My favourite Aerosmith song is a deep cut that I have never once heard on the radio called 'Chip Away the Stone'. It's just a classic, dirty, garage band-style rocker.
they did it in Vegas.. We were very excited..
By far one of the best Aero songs, one of my favorite ones for sure, you guys really need to check this one out!!!!!!!!
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaas! When I first heard Chip Away it shook me how good it was.
I love that one too...... also No Surprise, Milk Cow Blues, One Way Street, Let the Music Do The Talkin', I Wanna Know Why, ... Chiquita. Etc... so many great songs no one knows and will probaably never hear and that is sad...
Old Stuff. Before Permanent vacation/ love in elevator... thats when they were gritty dirty riffin songs. They are the american rolling stones
Definitely one of the best vocal performances in rock. I don't think Tyler ever topped himself in his whole career.
I can't argue that. It must've been a bit frustrating for him to have such a hot debut. But he did alright for himself for a long time afterward. :-)
A song of reckoning! Life❤
This is such a well written song-gets more complex and intense as it goes along-especially in concert
I was so happy to see you guys listening to Aerosmith, they're in my top 5!! The first 3 albums are killer! The first song Steven Tyler wrote with Joe Perry is "Movin' Out" from the band's 1973 debut album, so good. Okay now check out "Toys in the Attic" both the song and the album from 1975. "Back in the Saddle" from the 1976 Rocks album, this album kicks ass. The 2004 Honkin' On Bobo album is blues and covers, "You Gotta Move" is a Mississippi Fred McDowell cover, the band nailed it. There are so many beauties from this band, thank you for including them and enjoy guys!!
I have a vivid memory of driving by a lake with a buddy rocking this song like 23 years ago. It is awesome to see you youngsters enjoying it the same way. Rock on :)
Yes!
More like 45 years ago for me. Heading out of the high school parking lot, 8-Track balasting heading to my part time job after school.
Everyone loved Aerosmith after this tune...
Adam’s Apple or Nobody’s Fault rock hard. Glad to see this one!
KINGS AND QUEENS ...a must hear! Not a big Aerosmith fan but Dream On and Kings and Queens are Great!
He's not really exaggerating. I wouldn't put it up with Stairway, but it's close, and in rareified air. Pretty much every Classic Rock station will play this song at least once per day. It's also possible that you heard the re-recorded version that Aerosmith did for the Last Action Hero Soundtrack almost 20 years after the initial release. Stephen's voice sounds a bit different, and the instruments are a little faster and more prominent.
Stairway to Heaven, Free Bird and Hotel California are a 3 way tie for me. By the way, great comment.
Excellent comment
Bohemian rapsady . Alter bridge blackbird. Too
Its better than stairway for me.
Exactly this , was thinking this when Andy mentioned he'd heard it slightly different. My favs are " the chain" , " gimme shelter" and " voodoo child".
"Last Child" from the Rocks album is the coolest, funky rock song!
Agreed!
Yes!
Oh Yes!
Can't even sit down during Last Child, gonna go play it right now!
I’d throw in Rats in the Cellar with that!
Train Kept A Rollin’, Toys In The Attic, Back In The Saddle, Last Child, Rats In The Cellar, and Sick As A Dog are all essential Aerosmith.
A&A you should really check into The Scorpions because there’s a lot of music there that you guys will be blown away by. Keep up the great work.
Yes to Last Child!
Yes Scorpions The Zoo will blow their minds lol. Love Scorpions music.
YES to Train Kept A Rolling'.
Sweet emotions also essential
Yes and add Nobody’s Fault
Dream On is the mother of all rock ballads! Aerosmith became my fave band in '76. Ya can't change your first love, whether music or girls. That said, Rush is a close second. Love 'em both for different reasons. Great channel, guys!
That whole album was epic. Great guitar playing, vocals, everything.
This is from their very first album and I used to Loop that one and Toys in the Attic on continuous repeat on an 8-track cassette cartridge. I love every single song on this first album, every single song. It's all just fire to me. I love the quality of the mix, it's just that early 70s stripped-down rock and roll but there's still a lot of thought put into the texture of it. Mama Kin, you got to check it out. And their interpretation of the Rufus Thomas song walking the dog is just incredible. Some of the other songs incorporate flute in the perfect way for rock and roll. It's all just so fun and so atmospheric.
Can’t not have a collection of banger songs without Aerosmith
Isn't that the truth?! So good. :)
Aerosmith in the 70's rocked! My fave bangers, Back in the Saddle, Last Child and Train Kept a Rollin
Aerosmith rocks and especially older tracks by them. "Mama kin","no more,no more","uncle salty"," big 10 inch" to name a few more. Thanks ☮️
absolutely true. In fact you may as well listen, cover to cover, their first 3 albums
But then they stopped taking drugs and discovered love songs...UGH!
Good Lord. I haven't heard these titles since the 80's! Awesome!
Mama Kin would be awesome, no reaction channel has come close to that song
johnnyjga yep...you nailed it.
Best all time American Rock Group in my view. How could anyone not have heard this song. It's played on tv, radio, everywhere you go: Iconic.
Alex, your music knowledge impresses me more every video. You definitely know how to craft and build a song to get a sound. Most people don't recognize the nuances in song, but you pick them out almost every time. You have got me curious to what your music sounds like cause you have good taste and seem to know music fairly well. Let me know if you or Andy have music on-line
@Gunnery Sgt Hartman
Yeah Alex is in a band called Kings and Culprits! He actually wrote the song for our intro, called “feel the love”, you might like stuff off his Greed EP!
@@andyandalex I live in Tampa. I know y'all live around here too. Do you play any places live around here?
@Gunnery Sgt Hartman
He sometimes plays different places in Orlando, if you’d wanna get specifics just message us on our Instagram or Facebook page! Cheers man!
@@andyandalex thanks Andy. Appreciate it. I just checked out the band. If you get a chance, check out CCR " I put a spell on you". You will love it. Also, glad to see you like The Who. They have several great songs. Keep digging into that treasure chest
Dream On is probably their most iconic song, followed closely by Sweet Emotion.
Other A-Smith classics:
Nobody's Fault
Mama Kin
Toys in the Attic
Come Together --Beatles cover from the Sgt Pepper movie, Aerosmith played the 'evil' band, Peter Frampton of 'Do You Feel Like I Do' fame played the good guy (along with the Beegees).
Please don't forget Back in the Saddle.
My favourite from this era was Last Child. I saw them in concert where, unfortunately they were clearly wasted. AC/DC opened for them and even though they were largely unknown they blew the crowd away. Angus Young got on Bon Scott's shoulders while playing guitar and toured the floor crowd. Awesome! Love your reactions!
4:35 I was waiting for Andy's reaction to that part of the song and I see I was not the only one ^^
From the minute I first heard this song I said it was going to be their stairway to heaven.
Last child! Great song too. Give it a listen
HEY BOYS! Happy Monday...Dream On was a big hit off their first album. Any track off this album is good ole earliest Aerosmith. Next to hear is ANYTHING off their next 1974 GET YOUR WINGS...I suggest their rendition of TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN'....DEFINITELY A MUST. I just joined Patreon..looking forward to your picks for December's tracks!
Aerosmith's #1 Banger is Nobody's Fault. Not well known but it just rocks it's ass off.
Wow, this song brought back so many memories!!! I grew up listening to this song on "American Idol" and it is a classic. Listening too again though, I feel like the second half of the song is better than the first half. This is still a great song, however, and I would love to listen to it again sometime! I would love to hear more Aerosmith songs because I've only heard this one and "I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing." With that being said, great reaction video guys and have a good one Andy and Alex! :)
Aerosmith: Last Child, Walk this Way, Lord of your Thighs, Seasons of Wither, Pandora's Box, Same Ole Song and Dance
U guys R so fun 2 watch! Luv ur great reviews..& so awesome 2 see younger people hearing the amazing classic rock tunes from back in the day..Rock on! 🙂🙂☮☮✌✌💗💗
Great song....loved the review. Keep up the good work gentlemen.
My personal favorite is Kings and Queens by Aerosmith. Another one I love by them is their remake of Remember (Walking in the Sand). Definitely one of my favorite remakes of all time.
Unbelievable! Aerosmith’s first hit...early 70’s! Huge Culture Influence. Aerosmith is beyond Legendary! Need way more exposure to their Catalog!
From Toys in the Attic: Back in the Saddle; Kings and Queens!
I AGREE
Isn’t Kings and Queens on Draw the Line?
sarahzentexas you are correct. I had all their Albums...hard to keep straight. Thanks for the correction.
I was probably 9 when Steven Tyler wrote this. Now I'm ready to retire. Damn that went fast.
Amen! At least we grew up in a time of bards.
In my opinion "Back in the saddle" is one of Aerosmiths best tracks. "Dream on" is a classic example of Tyler's vocal range
70s Aerosmith had so much more depth than their later works. “Kings and Queens” is a one of the best.
Lord of the Thighs is a banger from their album Get Your Wings.
Brilliant live song and an amazing solo by Brad.
rick farrell absolutely!
Yeah especially the live version from Live Bootleg, it'll blow you away
@@youtoo2233 Haha. a co-worker brought in Double Live Bootleg into work today.
So much fun seeing your reaction and Alex's anticipation of it. 'Up there' for sure!
This is crazy! And iconic song hope you like it love you guys
love it -- come on Andy -- get back in here!!!!
kings and queens
One of my very fav top 10 bands ,love everything they ever put out and Stephen Tyler ,a shooting star, he was, and he still is climbing!!!!
This whole first album is raw and bluesey, then on Get Your Wings, Toys in the Attic and Rocks they really started going hard. All are classic albums beginning to end. You should play Nobody’s Fault, it’s a deep cut but most Aerosmith fans will tell you it’s one of their best rockers!!
Good one Alex & Andy ---Aerosmith was a good band you need to play more of this GO GO YESSS
Great reaction, really enjoyed seeing this through younger eyes. I also had not listened to this in a long time, Tyler's voice is just magical sometimes. He's so versatile too- for some different tones maybe try Mama Kin, and Last Child- this one first. It's all over the map and a lot of fun.
I saw Aerosmith at Madison Square Garden on their Dream On tour when I was 18. Rick Derringer was the opening act. Some cute guy on the train to NYC offered his lap to me when there were no seats left on the train packed with concert goers & I got separated from my friends. Some poor older commuter guy was stuck in the window seat surrounded by a cloud of smoke from all the passing joints. I was totally wasted by time I found my friends when we got off the train. They were so jealous! Great concert!
The 70s era Aerosmith were raw and edgy was my favorite period, but they self destructed. They resurrected their career in the MTV era when they joined Run-D.M.C. for a remake of their song Walk This Way.
You're on point. Loved them raw and edgy! I always thought, "Walk This Way" is a fun song. Makes me smile. lol
You guys are SOOOO GREAT!!!! I love watching your reactions to all the great bands that I had the fortune to grow up with. I only listened to a few hard rock bands and Aerosmith and Steven Tyler were one of them. Thank you for allowing me to be 21 again..Judy D.
Mad props to Andy for conceding he had heard the chorus before. As much adds authenticity to your reactions.
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Always keep you guys up to speed 😁🤟🏻🔥
@@andyandalex it was also sampled in an Eminem song.
Aerosmith amazing in concert as well. Love "Pump" & "Get a Grip" albums too.
Kings and Queens is my favorite by them
Great song...
Forgot about the one too. Great song.
One of their best by far:
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Mine, too
YESSSSS!!!!!!
Within a reaction video, _Alex gets to enjoy one, too!_ 😃 This was a fun one to watch. Andy's expressions, especially in response to Steven Tyler's near-screaming high pitch climax gave me goosebumps. I'm sure I looked the same way when I first heard it back in the early 70s!
Back In The Saddle
Pretty good debut album song!! Released in 1973, "Dream On" has remained a staple of Aerosmith concerts since. I was fortunate enough to see them perform in 2013 at the Harley Davidson 110th Anniversary in Milwaukee.
Yes, "Dream On" is definitely a classic rock tune worthy of being regarded as timeless!! Steven Tyler's screaming near the end puts it over the top for me!! 💜💜
One way street. Best song they’ve done. Banger.
What!! Haven't heard this song??? Lol One of my all time favorites!!!! That simple opening. The past is GONE. HELL YEAH. Starts out so mellow then really picks up at 4 in and just makes my smile burst open to the future. Dream on!! AND THAT MOFO ENDING!!!!! Fantastic pick.
Aerosmith’s “seasons of wither” is highly recommended.
is my absolute favorite and youtube has an unplugged version that is the freaking bomb!!
Why did Seasons of Wither not get much radio play. Beautiful song!
And Nobody's fault 💜
Definitely Sweet Emotion! Perry's best guitar work! Absolutely incredible.
I like Back in the Saddle myself...
Train Kept a Rollin', Same old Song and Dance, and Toys in the Attic are 3 of my favorite Aerosmith songs. (Walk this way and Sweet Emotion are too).
Seasons Of Wither :) Enjoy .. Diggin your show
KING'S AND Queens.
kristopher schmidt YESSSSS!!!!!!!
Another great Boston, Mass. band. Aerosmith and Steely Dan
Steven Tyler gave it all to Rock in every live performance for 40 years. As you get older, the songs become more powerful, should do a full-run of Aerosmith from 70’s to Current. Steven is literally crippled now from all the dancing on stage, his feet and knees are destroyed.
As you guys said this is just iconic. Also I'm now 54 and still loving this music, but the lyrics really hit home the older you get - just like Pink Floyd's "Time". There's nothing you can do to slow down getting older but songs like this remind us to really LIVE life and not get caught up in the crap. Others here may disagree with me but one of Aerosmith's songs you might like is "Lightning Strikes." Great job as always guys!
4:36 I was waiting for that moment. Stevens scream and Andy's face....🤯🤯 Other songs by Aerosmith... Reefer Head Woman, Lord of the Thighs and Back in the Sadle.
1st time my family saw them was at "Fiddlers Green" in Denver less than a week after, Columbine.
It was in May & they came out & felt us hurting bad.
Thank you guys. I was working in Boulder then & It mattered to us. Even in Pathology.
They put a bandaid on many hearts that night & of course it snowed !
Stephen came out & said "If Van Halen can play in the rain, Aerosmith can play in
the snow". I am glad my children were there as they were in high school to.
Got home past midnight & had to go back to all the press, vehicles & shit.
I was so grateful for what they did for us hours ago. Great channel guys !
Aerosmith - Train kept a Rollin
The gods have spoken, make it happen youngins !
Great choice of song. You are sooo right . That is definitely an Iconic song in Rock History...I loved how you both looked like Andy and Alex reaction Bobble heads...Loved this one !
One of the best songs by aero,i fucking love steven's voice
AEROSMITH - "Toys In The Attic" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘
'Combination' from the iconic 'Rocks' album has one of the best 2-second (!) openings to any song, plus a great riff. 'Nobody's Fault' is pretty killer too
"Combination" is, just, SUPERB!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
...the chord choices, the rhythms, the melody (which doesn't, actually, "move" much!!! -but the REST of the song does!), ...just everything!
...but, then, ROCKS is, essentially, "perfect." 💜💜🧡💜🧡🔥🔥🔥🔥⚡
..."Nobody's Fault" is legendary and well-deserving of the praise it receives ...and of multiple listens. 😋👍
...I always felt that "Seasons Of Wither" was an under-recognized gem from that album, too. 🧡🧡🧡🧡🔥
(but, then, as I said: There's, really, nothing to fault on: ROCKS, as a whole! 😁😁🤘)
Excellent choice. Classic Aerosmith is fantastic. If there's one deep cut song I think you should here, it's "Big Ten Inch". Very groovy.
I love this song!
Edit: my favourite Aerosmith songs are; dream on, walk this way, sweet emotion, don’t wanna miss a thing, dude looks like a lady and cryin ☺️
Can not believe you never listened to this song all the way through before, Andy! Your introduction to it was a pleasure to watch, you chose well, Alex! You knew Andy would react to the "scream" & was just waiting to see it. Awesome. Thanks for doing this one. There is someone I would love to watch you two react to, for his vocals, I think he will surprise you. Chris Stapleton "Sometimes I Cry" [Bing Lounge] or "Barely Alive" [Atlanta, Eddies Attic]
Mississippi Queen by Mountain. Mountain performed at Woodstock and had a strong influence on early heavy metal. Also, know I requested before but once again, Carry on My Wayward Son by Kansas.
THISSSSSS WAS THEIR 1ST BIGGGGGGG HIT ANDY! :) FROM BACK IN 73 ON THEIR DEBUT ALBUM, ROCK ON BOYS
"Seasons of Wither" , "Back in the Saddle" , "Draw the Line".
No stretching. This was their master piece, and it was on everybody radio station or turntable from morning until night!
yes, alex is right, one of the most iconic rock songs ever. not a huge fan of the group but been listening and singing along with this one since high school over 45 years ago!! (geez, I *can't* be that old!) glad andy has at least heard the chorus. that could have been the last straw. 😎
Lol! I'll lend you a few extra straws to keep on hand... For emergency only! :))
Love it, I’m a 63 year old Grandmother of 7... love a bit of Aerosmith! I’m going to enjoy catching up on your video’s.
I'll recommend the original version of Walk This Way from 1975.
This was their first hit-74-75-A big hit. I looked at lyrics 35 years later, and words blew me away. Very wise, and a guide for living.
AEROSMITH - "Uncle Salty" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘