Aerosmith

Draw the Line
$6.99
This is Aerosmith trying to out-do themselves, yet it's simply Aerosmith doing what Aerosmith has always done: Pumping high-octane rock & roll. It just doesn't get any better than this.

Aerosmith Wings Belt Buckle
$24.99
Express yourself with this belt buckle. A great gift for any Aerosmith fan.

O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits
$15.93
i've been listening to areosmith my entire life (literally), and there're songs on here that i don't have anywhere else. this covers everything they've ever done ('til this came out). this is an excellent addition to any music collection. i'd give this more stars if i was able to.

Rocks
$7.99
I used to think that, "Toys In The Attic" was Aerosmith's absolute peak. I didn't think there could possibly exist a better testament to Aerosmith's integrity during the 70s. "Rocks", however, turns out to be an even harder rocking album than any of their other releases. Aerosmith always had a tough, drunken, drug-fueled image and their music is best when it reflects that image. This album rocks way harder than just about anything by the Stones and is way more diverse than a lot of Mick Jagger's and Keith Richard's work.

Steve Tyler screams, wails, and howls his way through the album while guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford bash out riffs that are heavy enough to be metal but also quite danceable at times. "Back In The Saddle" and "Last Child" became the most popular songs on the album but the last stretch of "Rocks" is what makes this album a classic. "Nobody's Fault" is a massive, almost hardcore metal workout that quickly leads to the sexy riff driven "Get The Lead Out". For me, "Get The Lead Out" defines Aerosmith better than most anything else they did. I can just see the them jamming in the bar with the tough boys and hotties all around. "Lick And A Promise" shows, more than any of their other songs, their debt to fun swinging 50s rock. The final song is simply one of their best ballads to date. A perfect closer, the mournful piano riff adds depth to the somber feel of the lovelorn lyrics.

This could very well be Aerosmith's best album. Its definitely better than their so-called 80s comeback when they did sappy soundtrack songs for action movies. No other album defines their work and image more than "Rocks". If you liked, "Toys In The Attic", you'll probably love, "Rocks", even more.