Aerosmith came from an era when the two bands they had always been most closely compared to were the Rolling Stones and Led ...

and Aerosmith’s first album after his return opened with Tyler singing the Joe Perry Project’s best known song, “Let the Music Do the Talking.” With producer Ted Templeman (Van Halen ...

Aerosmith didn't hit the US Top 40 until their third album. They did it then with a last-minute addition to the lineup.

Aerosmith might have seemed like one 24-hour party, but sometimes that party ended up running a bit too long for people to take.

The album itself featured high-profile ... with Get a Grip In addition to their chart milestone, Aerosmith also became one of the first bands to offer a song as a digital download.

In 1970, they came together as Aerosmith ... It all really began with their third album, Toys in the Attic, which turns 50 in April. Their first two albums – a self-titled debut in 1973 and ...

“But that album proved that they were more than ... Having flown up to first meet Aerosmith at the band’s Boston home base — “They were playing in a high school,” he said — the ...

Aerosmith’s “Toys in the Attic” — featuring the classics “Walk This Way” and “Sweet Emotion” — would go on to become the band’s best-selling album, going nine-times platinum ...

Other than a rough patch in the first half of the ’80s ... for the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation. Aerosmith’s most popular album, Toys in the Attic, was released 50 years ago on ...

From the start, Aerosmith was hellbent on becoming the American equivalent of the Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin. Two years after forming, Aerosmith signed with Columbia Records in 1972 and ...