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Aerosmith- LIVE- DVD- 2011- VEO Star Entertainment GmbH- 4047181021536- 300 grn
Aerosmith have been around for over 35 years as one of the greatest rock bands the world has ever seen. Their unique ballads, robust rock songs and divine riffs still make the earth shake today. The unmistakable style and their precise sound make Aerosmith the absolute Rock N Roll flagship. Worldwide sales of millions, prize awards, trophies, honors and all Hall-Of-Fame conquests speak for themselves. The quintet has given the world many years of classic rock and some of the most enduring songs of all time, including “Dream On,” “Walk This Way” and “Sweet Emotion.” Aerosmith began in Philadelphia with a two-hour set spanning its voluminous catalog — giving the world one last chance to see what earned these skinny guys from New England an exalted place in the pantheon of rock’s all-time greats.
PERSONNEL: Steven Tyler - lead vocals; Joe Perry - lead guitar; Tom Hamilton - bass; Brad Whitford - guitar; Joey Kramer - drums; Russ Irwin - keyboards.
Singer Steven Tyler, guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, and bassist Tom Hamilton ripped into “Back In The Saddle,” the song that has opened Aerosmith shows for decades as a giant Aerosmith logo folded down from the rafters, flanked by an even bigger set of wings. Tyler and Perry sang from either side of a microphone stand draped in Tyler’s trademark scarves, recreating one of rock’s most iconic poses. But there’s only room for so many songs in a two-hour show, as “Train Kept A-Rollin’,” which often closed the show on previous tours. That Aerosmith even played Philadelphia is amazing, given its fans’ history of injuring band members. In Oct. 1977, someone threw an M80 explosive onstage that went off in Tyler’s face, burning his cornea and opening a bloody wound on Perry’s arm. A year later, at another Philadelphia show, someone threw a bottle that shattered against an onstage speaker, sending glass shards into Tyler’s face and mouth. But so much more went right than went wrong, and it’s been that way for decades at Aerosmith concerts. Perry was positively brilliant on vocals and guitar during a cover of Fleetwood Mac’s 1968 three-chord blues jam “Stop Messin’ Round,” during which he and Whitford traded solos, and Tyler gave the harmonica another workout. Bassist Tom Hamilton got a huge ovation while playing the opening notes of “Sweet Emotion,” possibly the most famous bass intro to a song in rock history. “Walk This Way” was a huge worldwide hit for more than a decade, before taking on added significance in 1986 when rap group Run-D.M.C. teamed up with Aerosmith on a version of the song that is widely credited with helping break down the barriers that had separated fans of rock and rap. In case the significance of the breakthrough was lost on anyone, the video for the collaboration shows the two acts literally kicking down a wall that separated them in adjacent recording studios, and finally playing together. Show ended without anyone needing paramedics.
Filmed And Recorded Live In Philadelphia, USA.
Comes In A Standard Plastic DVD Case With Black Tray.
Made In Germany.
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