Aerosmith
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	MEMBERS: Steven Tyler (Steven Tallarico), Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton, Brad Whitford, and Joey Kramer BIRTHDAYS: Steven Tyler (March 26, 1948) ~ Joe Perry (September 10, 1950) ~ Tom Hamilton (December 31, 1951) ~ Brad Whitford (February 23, 1952) ~ Joey Kramer (June 21, 1950) BIGGEST SINGLE: "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" (1998) BIGGEST LP: Aerosmith's Greatest Hits (1980) GRAMMY AWARDS: 4 ROLLING STONE: '100 Greatest Artists of All Time': # 57 ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE: 2001 "We were America's band, we were the garage band that made it really big... the ultimate party band..." - Joe Perry, Aerosmith

Aerosmith formed in Boston, Mass., in 1970 and became a rock music staple throughout the 70s with their hard edge rock sound combining with pop, heavy metal, and blues. Like most bands in the 70s, success brought the temptations of substance abuse and band turmoil, but Aerosmith proved they could rise above it all, and by the 90s they had re-established themselves as one of the premiere, true rock bands of the century and had set the stage for many other similar bands to follow but never surpass.

By 1964, Steven Tyler was starting up his own bands in New Hampshire including The Strangeurs (later called Chain Reaction). Tyler also worked as a backup singer on the hit "Walk Away Rene" by the Left Banke (a Top 40 hit in 1966). Around the same time Joe Perry and Tom Hamilton teamed together as Pipe Dream (later called Jam Band).
By the end of the 60's, Chain Reaction and Jam Band had crossed paths while performing in New Hampshire. Tyler told Circus magazine in 1975: "...I loved Joe's style... he always played out of tune and real sloppy and I just loved it." Soon, Aerosmith was born.

Aerosmith began with Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton and Ray Tabano. Their name was the only choice that "no one hated." Their first gig took place at Nipmuc Regional High School in Massachusetts. .

Ray Tabano left Aerosmith was then replaced by Brad Whitford and Joey Kramer was added as drummer so Tyler could focus on the role of lead singer. Soon the band was making their mark in Boston and New York

Aerosmith signed with Columbia Records (for $125,000) after Clive Davis caught one their performances.

Aerosmith released their debut LP, Aerosmith, with their first single "Dream On." The rock ballad had little impact on its first release, but went on to become an Aerosmith staple. The LP went on to sell over 2 million copies in the U.S.

Aerosmith released Get Your Wings and the LP found more success with the group's constant touring exposure. Popular tracks on the LP included "Same Old Song And Dance" and the cover of "Train Kept A Rollin'" and kept the LP on the charts for a year and a half. The LP sold over 2 million copies in the U.S.

When Toys In The Attic was released, Aerosmith had hit the big-time.
The first single, "Sweet Emotion," became their first Top 40 pop hit, but more importantly had become a huge rock hit - as did the single "Walk This Way." The LP sold over 6 million copies in the U.S.
Aerosmith headlined a tour with ZZ Top and Kiss.
Get Your Wings was certified gold.

Toys In The Attic was certified gold.

Aerosmith was certified gold.

Aerosmith's success resulted in the re-release of "Dream On" and their first Top 10 pop hit. Rocks was released went Top 5, sold over 3 million copies in the U.S., and the single "Back In The Saddle" hit the Top 40. The LP also contained the favorite tracks "Last Child" and "Rats In The Cellar."
Rocks was certified gold by the end of the month.

Rocks was certified platinum.

Steve Tyler appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.

Aerosmith released Draw The Line and although the LP was a hit, sales and critical acclaim began to slow for the band. The LP did sell over 2 million copies in the U.S. and Aerosmith toured Japan and Europe part of the year.

Draw The Line was certified platinum.

Aerosmith could be seen in the film, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (as the "Future Villain Band") singing their hit remake of "Come Together."
The band released Live Bootleg - the band's first live LP with performances between '73 and '78.
Aerosmith also made news when they paid over $3,600 to release 52 fans jailed for violating a no-smoking policy during a show in Indiana.

Live Bootleg was certified gold.

Live Bootleg was certified platinum.

Aerosmith released Night In The Ruts and Joe Perry decided to move on from Aerosmith and form his own musical project (Joe Perry Project). Aerosmith's new LP showed that the band's commercial momentum had slowed considerably and many questions asked if substance use was now impacting the band's music.

# 195 Singles Artist of the Year

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Remember (Walking In The Sand)."

Night In The Ruts was certified gold.

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was released as Brad Whitford became the second member of the band to exit (forming the Whitsford-St. Holmes Band). Jimmy Crespo and Rick Dufay were added to the group as guitarists. Their first hits collection went on to sell over 9 million copies in the U.S.

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified gold.

The newly configured Aerosmith released Rock In A Hard Place with minor success (compared to their previous accomplishments). The band also found themselves no longer with Columbia Records and the LP failed to go platinum.

Tyler was arrested on charges of possession of cocaine and narcotics paraphernalia. The charges were later dropped in exchange for a guilt plea, 3 years probation and a fine of $5000.

Finding little success with their own projects, Perry and Whitford re-joined Aerosmith and the group embarked on a reunion tour ("Back In The Saddle" tour). Perry told Rolling Stone: "I know everybody's gonna ask if we got back together for the money, and of course we did... no, it's fun to have the money come in, but the reason is definitely the pleasure we get from playing together." Substance abuse problems were continually speculated about the group during the tour after Tyler collapsed on stage one night.

Rocks was certified 2x platinum.

Aerosmith released Done With Mirrors on Geffen Records and Tyler and Perry went into substance abuse rehabilitation programs. The LP was viewed as stronger as their 2 previous efforts, but the band had to content with the popular new wave sounds of the 80s and many "copy" bands.

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified platinum.

Classics Live was released with live tracks recorded between '77 and '83.
Tyler and Perry made cameo appearances in the video of Run-D.M.C.'s remake of "Walk This Way" and helped out with the single. The exposure prepared the band for an amazing comeback.

Get Your Wings was certified 2x platinum, Toys In The Attic was certified 4x platinum, Aerosmith was certified 2x platinum and Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 2x platinum.

# 99 Singles Artist of the Year

Classics Live 2 was released containing live tracks of "Toys In The Attic," "Walk This Way," and "Same Old Song And Dance." The live LP was a collection of performances from Massachusetts ('84 and '86), and California ('78).

Permanent Vacation was released. Aerosmith hit the charts again with the tracks "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)," "Angel," and "Ragdoll." The LP returned Aerosmith to platinum status, selling over 5 million copies in the U.S.

Permanent Vacation was certified gold.

Permanent Vacation was certified platinum.

# 28 Singles Artist of the Year

Permanent Vacation was certified 2x platinum.

Aerosmith released another hits compilation, Gems.

Aerosmith was nominated for 2 MTV Video Music Awards for Best Group Video and Best Stage Performance Video ("Dude (Looks Like A Lady)").

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 4x platinum.

Rocks was certified 3x platinum and Toys In The Attic was certified 5x platinum.

# 44 Singles Artist of the Year

Aerosmith was back in the Top 10 with the release of Pump and the hits "Janie's Got A Gun," "Love In An Elevator," and "What It Takes." The band also took advantage of video popularity and began making some of the most memorable videos for each other singles.
Aerosmith was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Heavy Metal Video ("Rag Doll").
Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Love In An Elevator."

Pump was certified platinum, Rock In A Hard Place was certified gold, and the single "Love In An Elevator" was certified gold.

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Janie's Got A Gun."

# 17 Singles Artist of the Year

Pump was certified 2x platinum.
Aerosmith was nominated for an American Music Award for Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Artist.

Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "Janie's Got A Gun."
Aerosmith was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance ("Love In An Elevator").

Permanent Vacation was certified 3x platinum.
Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "What It Takes."

Aerosmith appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.
Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "What It Takes."

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "The Other Side."

Aerosmith took home 2 MTV Video Music Awards for Best Metal/Hard Rock Video and Viewer's Choice ("Janie's Got A Gun"), and was nominated for Video of the Year , Best Group Video, Best Art Direction, Best Editing, Best Cinematography, and Best Direction.

Pump was certified 4x platinum.

Aerosmith won 2 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group and Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Artist and were nominated for Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Album (Pump).

Aerosmith won their first Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Janie's Got A Gun").

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 5x platinum.

Classics Live was certified gold.

Aerosmith continued touring with the success of Pump and signed a lucrative contract with Sony Records(while owing 2 more LPs for Geffen Records).

Aerosmith were inducted into the Boston Garden Hall of Fame.
Aerosmith won a a MTV Video Music Award for Best Metal/Hard Rock Video ("The Other Side").

The box set, Pandora's Box was released.

Pandora's Box was certified gold.

Aerosmith won 2 Boston Music Awards for Outstanding Rock Band and Best Rock Video.

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 6x platinum.

# 19 Singles Artist of the Year

Aerosmith released Get A Grip with the radio and video hits "Livin' On The Edge," "Cryin'" "Crazy," and "Amazing." The LP sold over 7 million copies in the U.S.
Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Livin' On The Edge."
Aerosmith topped the Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart for 9 weeks with "Livin' On The Edge."

Get A Grip topped the Billboard 200 Pop Albums chart for a week.

Get A Grip was certified platinum.

Done With Mirrors was certified gold.
Aerosmith topped the Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart for 6 weeks with "Cryin'."

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Cryin'."

Aerosmith performed at a benefit concert in Boston for Walled Woods.
Aerosmith won a MTV Video Music Award for Viewer's Choice ("Livin' On The Edge"), and was nominated for Video of the Year, Best Metal/Hard Rock Video, Best Special Effects, Best Art Direction, and Breakthrough Video.
Get A Grip was certified 2x platinum.
Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "Cryin'."

Rolling Stone: "The 100 Top Music Videos" included "Walk This Way"(with Run-D.M.C.) at # 11 and "Janie's Got A Gun" at # 95.

The single "Cryin'" was certified gold.

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Amazing."
Aerosmith topped the Billboard Year-End Charts as the Top Album Rock Tracks Artist.

# 12 Singles Artist of the Year

Get A Grip was certified 3x platinum.

Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "Amazing."
Aerosmith won 2 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group and Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Artist.
Aerosmith topped the Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart for 4 weeks with "Deuces Are Wild."

Aerosmith won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Livin' On The Edge") and were nominated twice for Best Rock Song (songwriters) ("Cryin'" and "Livin' On The Edge") and Best Rock Instrumental Performance ("Boogie Man").

Get A Grip was certified 4x platinum.

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Crazy."

Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "Crazy."

Aerosmith performed at Woodstock '94.

The video for "Cryin'" won 3 MTV Video Music Awards for Video of the Year, Best Group Video, and Viewer's Choice, and were also nominated for Best Metal/Hard Rock Video (for "Cryin'"), and Best Direction, Best Art Direction, Best Editing, Best Cinematography, and Best Special Effects (for "Amazing").
Get A Grip was certified 5x platinum.

Night In The Ruts was certified platinum, Toys In The Attic was certified 6x platinum, Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 8x platinum and Classics Live 2 was certified gold.

Another greatest hits compilation, Big Ones, was released - the last LP for Geffen Records. The hits collection sold over 4 million copies in the U.S.
Permanent Vacation was certified 4x platinum and Pump was certified 5x platinum.
Tyler appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone with his daughter, actress Liv.
Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Blind Man."

Aerosmith won a MTV Europe Award for Best Rock Act.
Get A Grip was certified 6x platinum.

Aerosmith took home a People's Choice Award for Favorite Rock Group.

# 183 Singles Artist of the Year

Big Ones was certified 2x platinum.

Aerosmith won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Crazy").
Permanent Vacation was certified 5x platinum and Pump was certified 7x platinum.

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 9x platinum.

Big Ones was certified 3x platinum and Get A Grip was certified 7x platinum.

Pandora's Box was certified platinum, Draw The Line was certified 2x platinum and Gems was certified gold.

# 40 Singles Artist of the Year

Rock 'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500 Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes "Dream On" and "Toys In The Attic."

Nine Lives was released after splitting with their manager and deciding to get rid of several songs for the LP.

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)."
Aerosmith topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 5 weeks with "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)."

Nine Lives topped the Billboard 200 Albums chart for a week.
The single "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)" was certified gold.
Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)."

Nine Lives was certified platinum.
Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Hole In My Soul."

Aerosmith topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 4 weeks with "Pink."
Aerosmith won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video for "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)."
Big Ones was certified 4x platinum.

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Pink."

# 13 Singles Artist of the Year

Aerosmith was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)") and Best Rock Album (Nine Lives).

Aerosmith "appeared" in the 200th episode of The Simpsons.
During a performance in Alaska, Steven Tyler twisted his knee resulting in the postponement 4 scheduled performances. The twisted knee occurred during the encore of the concert, but Tyler did complete the show.

Ranked # 79 on VH1: Greatest Artists of Rock & Roll (and # 10 on Rock On The Net's Poll).
It was announced that Tyler's knee injury would result in the postponement of 14 Aerosmith performances due to upcoming surgery and recuperation. The postponed performances were all in North America and were rescheduled for the late summer or early fall. Tyler said of the postponements: "I can't tell you how sorry I am that we're being forced to postpone these shows and disappoint our fans across the country. In all of our years together, I don't think we've missed more than a handful of gigs, so this comes as a tremendous blow to all of us. All I can say is that I'm going work my butt off after the operation to get back on my feet so that we can get out on the road again as soon as possible."

Steven Tyler's criminal record was cleared of a 14 year-old drug conviction. The charges stem back from a 1983 arrest on charges of possession of cocaine and narcotics paraphernalia. The arrest needed to be cleared so that Tyler could get a passport to tour with the band.
Nine Lives was certified 2x platinum.
Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" from the Armageddon soundtrack.

Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing."
Aerosmith drummer, Joey Kramer, narrowly escaped severe injuries and possibly worse when his Ferrari burst into flames at a Situate, Massachusetts gas station. Kramer suffered minor burns on his arms and hand. The injury resulted in more concert postponements.

Aerosmith hit #1 with "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" (written by Diane Warren) and helped the Armageddon soundtrack hit #1 as well.

Aerosmith won 2 MTV Video Music Awards for Best Rock Video ("Pink") and Best Video from a Film ("I Don't Want To Miss A Thing") and nominated for Best Special Effects (Kevin Yagher) and Best Editing (Chris Hafner) for "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing."
The single "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" was certified gold.
"I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" topped the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart for 4 weeks and the Hot 100 Singles Sales chart for 2 weeks.

A lawsuit was filed against Aerosmith by a fan who claims when he attended the band's concert over a year ago in California, he suffered permanent hearing loss. The fan has named both Aerosmith and the Concord Pavilion in the lawsuit as responsible for his hearing damage.
The band released the live LP, A Little South Of Sanity (which spans performances from the last 5 years of touring).
"I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" topped the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Airplay chart for a week.

Aerosmith won a European Music Award for Best Rock Video ("Pink"). The band also garnished nominations for a Billboard Video Music Award for Best Clip (Hard Rock/Metal) for "Pink."
A Little South Of Sanity was certified platinum.

Aerosmith won a an American Music Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Band.

Aerosmith won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Pink") and were nominated for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group ("I Don't Want To Miss A Thing)" and Best Music Video, Short Form ("Pink").

Aerosmith was nominated for 2 Boston Music Awards for Video of the Year and Best Male Rock Vocalist (for Steven Tyler), and a MTV Movie Award for Best Song ("I Don't Want To Miss A Thing"). Aerosmith was also nominated for 2 Boston Music Awards for Act of the Year and Rock Band of the Year.

Aerosmith won a 'Teen Choice Award' for Love Song of the Year ("I Don't Want To Miss A Thing").

Aerosmith was one of the nominees for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame next year but didn't make the final cut in December.

The band was awarded with the Artist Achievement Award at the Billboard Music Awards.

MTV: 100 Greatest Videos Ever Made includes "Walk With Way" at # 5 and "Janie's Got A Gun" at # 48.

At the start of the year Aerosmith was back in the studio working on their next LP.
VH1: 100 Greatest Rock Songs includes: "Walk This Way" at # 35 and "Dream On" at # 47.

Aerosmith again made this year's nominee ballot for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Aerosmith came in at # 11 on VH1: 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock.

# 8 Singles Artist of the Year

Aerosmith returned to the charts with "Jaded" which they performed at the American Music Awards after picking up the International Artist Award.
The band played during half-time at the Super Bowl.

Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "Jaded."
Aerosmith topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 5 weeks with "Jaded."
Classics Live was certified platinum, Rocks was certified 4x platinum, Get Your Wings was certified 3x platinum, and Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 10x platinum.

Aerosmith released Just Push Play.
Aerosmith hit #1 for a week with "Jaded" which also topped Canada's singles chart.
Aerosmith were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Tyler said of the honor: "It's overwhelming, because when you see all these people up there that you cut your teeth on, and listened to and heard, to think that you've got a room next to Elvis Presley now, is like wow!."

Just Push Play was certified platinum.
Tyler and Perry appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Fly Away From Here."
Aerosmith was nominated for a Boston Music Award for Single of the Year ("Angel's Eyes").
VH1: 100 Greatest Videos includes: # 11 - "Walk This Way" (with Run-D.M.C.), # 23 - "Crazy," and # 48 - "Janie's Got A Gun."

Aerosmith hit the Top 10 with "Fly Away From Here."

Aerosmith won a Teen Choice Award for Choice Rock Track ("Jaded").

The video for "Jaded" was nominated for 3 MTV Video Music Awards including Best Rock Video, Best Art Direction (Joyce Kim), and Best Cinematography (Thomas Kloss).

Aerosmith had to cancel some concert dates when Tyler got ill.
Aerosmith performed in a Washington, DC concert benefiting the 9/11 attack victims.

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Sunshine."

# 105 Singles Artist of the Year

Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Just Push Play."

Aerosmith were nominated for 3 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Jaded"), Best Music Video, Short Form ("Fly Away From Here"), and Best Rock Album (Just Push Play). Tyler was also nominated for Best Rock Song with Marti Frederiksen ("Jaded").
Aerosmith toured Japan.

Aerosmith began work on their next LP in Hawaii.

Aerosmith were honored on MTV Icon.

Fire destroyed Hamilton's Cape Cod home. No one was present at the home when it took place.

Toys In The Attic was certified 8x platinum.
Aerosmith hit the Top 40 with "Girls Of Summer."

Aerosmith released another hits collection - O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits.

O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits was certified platinum.

Tyler ranked # 21 on VH1: 100 Sexiest Artists.

At the VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards, Tyler received the Rockstyle Award.

Aerosmith were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Girls Of Summer").

Tyler was the recipient of an honorary doctorate degree in music from the Berklee College of Music.

VH1: 100 Best Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" at # 45.

Aerosmith toured in the summer and fall with Kiss joining the bill.

Rolling Stone: The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 176: Rocks, # 228: Toys In The Attic.

Aerosmith performed at the Pre-Game Show for Super Bowl XXXVIII.

Aerosmith released a blues album, Honkin' On Bobo.

Rolling Stone: The Immortals - The 100 Greatest Artists of All Time included Aerosmith at # 57.

Aerosmith topped the Billboard Top Internet Albums chart with Honkin' On Bobo.

Honkin' On Bobo was certified gold.

# 18 on the Top Pop Artists of the Past 25 Years chart.

Steven Tyler: # 138 Singles Artist of the Year

O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits was certified 2x platinum.

Joe Perry released a solo LP - Joe Perry.

Aerosmith released Rockin' The Joint. The live set was recorded at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas in 2002.

Steven Tyler: # 141 Singles Artist of the Year

Hamilton had to take time off from Aerosmith's tour for throat cancer treatments.

Tyler revealed that he has been battling Hepatitis C for the past 3 years.

Aerosmith released another hits collection Devil's Got A New Disguise: The Very Best Of Aerosmith with 2 new songs.
VH1: 100 Greatest Songs of the 80's included "Janie’s Got A Gun" at # 37.

Aerosmith could be heard on the compilation Instant Karma: The Campaign To Save Darfur with "Give Peace A Chance."

Aerosmith's Greatest Hits was certified 11x platinum.

Rolling Stone: 'The Greatest Singers' includes Steve Tyler at # 99.

Tyler broke his shoulder and needed stitches in his head after taking a fall from the stage at a Chicago performance. The remainder of their tour was later cancelled due to the injury.

Tyler entered rehab for an addiction to pain killers.

Tyler joined the judging panel of American Idol.

Tough Love: Best Of The Ballads was released.

Tyler hit the Top 40 solo with "(It) Feels So Good".

Tyler quit American Idol.

Aerosmith released Music From Another Dimension.
Aerosmith topped the Billboard Rock Albums chart and Hard Rock Albums chart with Music From Another Dimension.

	Aerosmith Released: February, 1973 US: 2x Platinum Billboard peak: # 21 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Make It" - "Somebody" - "Dream On" - "One Way Street" - "Mama Kin" - "Write Me A Letter" - "Movin' Out" - "Walkin' The Dog"
	Get Your Wings Released: June, 1974 US: 3x Platinum Billboard peak: # 74 Tracks: "Same Old Song And Dance" - "Lord Of The Thighs" - "Spaced" - "Woman Of The World" - "S.O.S. (Too Bad)" - "Train Kept A Rollin'" - "Seasons Of Wither" - "Pandora's Box"
	Toys In The Attic Released: April, 1975 US: 8x Platinum Billboard peak: # 11 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Toys In The Attic" - "Uncle Salty" - "Adam's Apple" - "Walk This Way" - "Big Ten Inch Record" - "Sweet Emotion" - "No More No More" - "Round And Round" - "You See Me Crying"
	Rocks Released: May, 1976 US: 4x Platinum Billboard peak: # 3 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Back In The Saddle" - "Last Child" - "Rats In The Celler" - "Combination" - "Sick As A Dog" - "Nobody's Fault" - "Get The Lead Out" - "Lick And A Promise" - "Home Tonight"
	Draw The Line Released: November, 1977 US: 2x Platinum Billboard peak: # 11 Tracks: "Draw The Line" - "I Wanna Know Why" - "Critical Mass" - "Get It Up" - "Bright Light Fright" - "Kings And Queens" - "The Hand That Feeds" - "Sight For Sore Eyes" - "Milk Cow Blues"
	Live Bootleg Released: October, 1978 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 13 Live Tracks: "Back In The Saddle" - "Sweet Emotion" - "Lord Of The Thighs" - "Toys In The Attic" - "Last Child" - "Come Together" - "Walk This Way" - "Sick As A Dog" - "Dream On" - "Chip Away The Stone" - "Sight For Sore Eyes" - "Mama Kin" - "S.O.S." - "I Ain't Got You" - "Mother Popcorn" - "Train Kept A Rollin'"
	Night In The Ruts Released: November, 1979 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 14 Tracks: "No Surprize" - "Chiquita" - "Remember (Walking In The Sand)" - "Cheese Cake" - "Three Mile Smile" - "Reefer Head Woman" - "Bone To Bone (Coney Island White Fish Boy)" - "Think About It" - "Mia"
	Aerosmith's Greatest Hits Released: October, 1980 US: 11x Platinum Billboard peak: # 53 Tracks: "Dream On" - "Same Old Song And Dance" - "Sweet Emotion" - "Walk This Way" - "Last Child" - "Back In The Saddle" - "Draw The Line" - "Kings And Queens" - "Come Together" - "Remember (Walking In The Sand)"
	Rock In A Hard Place Released: August, 1982 US: Gold Billboard peak: # 32 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Jailbait" - "Lightning Strikes" - "Bitch's Brew" - "Bolivian Ragamuffin" - "Cry Me A River" - "Joanie's Butterfly" - "Rock In A Hard Place (Chesire Cat)" - "Jig Is Up" - "Push Comes To Shove"
	Done With Mirrors Released: November, 1985 US: Gold Billboard peak: # 36 Tracks: "Let The Music Do The Talking" - "My Fist Your Face" - "Shame On You" - "The Reason A Dog" - "Shela" - "Gypsy Boots" - "She's On Fire" - "The Hop" - "Darkness"
	Classics Live Released: April, 1986 US: Platinum: Billboard peak: # 84 Rolling Stone review: Live Tracks: "Train Kept A Rollin'" - "Kings And Queens" - "Sweet Emotions" - "Dream On" - "Mama Kin" - "Three Mile Smile / Reefer Head Woman" - "Lord Of The Thighs" - "Major Barbra"
	Classics Live 2 Released: June, 1987 US: Gold Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Back In The Saddle" - "Walk This Way" - "Movin' Out" - "Draw The Line" - "Same Old Song And Dance" - "Last Child" - "Let The Music Do The Talking" - "Toys In The Attic"
	Permanent Vacation Released: August, 1987 US: 5x Platinum Billboard peak: # 11 Tracks: "Heart's Done Time" - "Magic Touch" - "Rag Doll" - "Simoriah" - "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)" - "St. John" - "Hangman Jury" - "Girl Keeps Coming Apart" - "Angel" - "Permanent Vacation" - "I'm Down" - "Movie"
	Gems Released: August, 1988 US: Gold Billboard peak: # 133 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Rats In The Cellar" - "Lick And A Promise" - "Chip Away The Stone" - "No Surprize" - "Mama Kin" - "Adam's Apple" - "Nobody's Fault" - "Round And Round" - "Critical Mass" - "Lord Of The Thighs" - "Jailbait" - "Train Kept A Rollin'"
	Pump Released: September, 1989 US: 7x Platinum Billboard peak: # 5 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Young Lust" - "F.I.N.E" - "Love In An Elevator" - "Monkey On My Back" - "Janie's Got A Gun" - "The Other Side" - "My Girl" - "Don't Get Mad, Get Even" - "Voodoo Medicine Man" - "What It Takes"
	Pandora's Box (box set) Released: November, 1991 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 45 Tracks: "When I Needed You" - "Make It" - "Movin' Out" - "One Way Street" - "On The Road Again" - "Mama Kin" - "Same Old Song And Dance" - "Train Kept A Rollin'" - "Seasons Of Wither" - "Write Me A Letter" - "Dream On" - "Pandora's Box" - "Rattlesnake Shake" - "Walkin' The Dog" - "Lord Of The Thighs" - "Toys In The Attic" - "Round And Round" - "Krawhitham" - "You See Me Crying" - "Sweet Emotion" - "No More No More" - "Walk This Way" - "I Wanna Know Why" - "Big Ten Inch Record" - "Rats In The Cellar" - "Last Child" - "All Your Love" - "Soul Saver" - "Nobody's Fault" - "Lick And A Promise" - "Adam's Apple" - "Draw The Line" - "Critical Mass" - "Kings And Queens" - "Milkcow Blues" - "I Live In Connecticut" - "Three Mile Smile" - "Let It Slide" - "Cheese Cake" - "Bone To Bone (Coney Island White Fish Boy)" - "No Surprise" - "Come Together" - "Downtown Charlie" - "Sharshooter" - "S__t House Shuffle" - "South Station Blues" - "Riff & Roll" - "Jailbait" - "Major Barbara" - "Chip Away The Stone" - "Helter Skelter" - "Back In The Saddle"
iTunes Amazon.mp3	Get A Grip Released: April, 1993 US: 7x Platinum Billboard peak: # 1 (for 1 week) Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Eat The Rich" - "Get A Grip" - "Fever" - "Livin' On The Edge" - "Flesh" - "Walk On Down" - "Shut Up And Dance" - "Cryin'" - "Gotta Love It" - "Crazy" - "Line Up" - "Amazing" - "Boogie Man"
	Big Ones Released: November, 1994 US: 4x Platinum Billboard peak: # 6 Tracks: "Walk On Water" - "Love In An Elevator" - "Rag Doll" - "What It Takes" - "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)" - "Janie's Got A Gun" - "Cryin'" - "Amazing" - "Blind Man" - "Deuces Are Wild" - "The Other Side" - "Crazy" - "Eat The Rich" - "Angel" - "Livin' On The Edge"
	Nine Lives Released: February, 1997 US: 2x Platinum Billboard peak: # 1 (for 1 week) Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Nine Lives" - "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)" - "Hole In My Soul" - "Taste Of India" - "Full Circle" - "Something's Gotta Give" - "Ain't That A Bitch" - "The Farm" - "Crash" - "Kiss Your Past Good-bye" - "Pink" - "Attitude Adjustment" - "Fallen Angels"
	A Little South Of Sanity Released: October, 1998 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 12 Live Tracks: "Eat The Rich" - "Love In An Elevator" - "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)" - "Same Old Song And Dance" - "Hole In My Soul" - "Monkey On My Back" - "Livin' On The Edge" - "Cryin'" - "Rag Doll" - "Angel" - "Janie's Got A Gun" - "Amazing" - "Back In The Saddle" - "Last Child" - "The Other Side" - "Walk On Down" - "Dream On" - "Crazy" - "Mama Kin" - "Walk This Way" - "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)" - "What It Takes" - "Sweet Emotion"
	Just Push Play Released: March, 2001 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 2 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "Beyond Beautiful" - "Just Push Play" - "Jaded" - "Fly Away From Here" - "Trip Hoppin'" - "Sunshine" - "Under My Skin" - "Luv Lies" - "Outta Your Head" - "Drop Dead Gorgeous" - "Light Inside" - "Avant Garden"
	O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits Released: July, 2002 US: 2x Platinum Billboard peak: # 4 Tracks: "Mama Kin" - "Dream On" - "Same Old Song And Dance" - "Seasons Of Winter" - "Walk This Way" - "Big Ten Inch Record" - "Sweet Emotion" - "Last Child" - "Back In The Saddle" - "Draw The Line" - "Dude (Looks Like A Lady) - "Angel" - "Rag Doll" - "Janie's Got A Gun" - "Love In An Elevator" - "What It Takes" - "The Otherside" - "Livin' On The Edge" - "Cryin'" - "Amazing" - "Deuces Are Wild" - "Crazy" - "Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees)" - "Pink" (The South Beach Mix) - "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" - "Jaded" - "Just Push Play" (Radio Remix) - "Walk This Way" - "Girls Of Summer" - "Lay It Down"
	Honkin' On Bobo Released: March, 2004 US: Gold Billboard peak: # 5 Tracks: "Road Runner" - "Shame, Shame, Shame" - "Eyesight To The Blind" - "Baby, Please Don't Go" - "Never Loved A Girl" - "Back Back Train" - "You Gotta Move" - "The Grind" - "I'm Ready" - "Temperature" - "Stop Messin' Around" - "Jesus Is On The Mainline"
	Rockin' The Joint Released: October, 2005 Billboard peak: # 24 Live Tracks: "Beyond Beautiful" - "Same Old Song And Dance" - "No More No More" - "Seasons Of Wither" - "Light Inside" - "Draw The Line" - "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" - "Big Ten Inch Record" - "Rattlesnake Shake" - "Walk This Way" - "Train Kept A Rollin'"
	Devil's Got A New Disguise: The Very Best Of Aerosmith Released: October, 2006 Billboard peak: # 33 Entertainment Weekly: C Tracks: "Dream On" - "Mama Kin" - "Sweet Emotion" - "Back In The Saddle" - "Last Child" - "Walk This Way' - "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)" - "Rag Doll" - "Love In An Elevator" - "Janie's Got A Gun" - "What It Takes" - "Crazy" - "Livin' On The Edge" - "Cryin'" - "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" - "Jaded" - "Sedona Sunrise" - "Devil's Got A New Disguise"
	Tough Love: Best Of The Ballads Released: May, 2011 Tracks: "Angel" - "Amazing" - "Love In An Elevator" - "Cryin'" - "What It Takes" - "Rag Doll" - "Crazy" - "Deauces Are Wild" - "Livin' On The Edge" - "Blind Man" - "Janie's Got A Gun" - "Dream On"
iTunes Amazon.mp3	Music From Another Dimension Released: November, 2012 Billboard peak: # 5 Tracks: "LUV XXX" - "Oh Yeah" - "Beautiful" - "Tell Me" - "Out Go The Lights" - "Legendary Child" - "What Could Have Been Love" - "Street Jesus" - "Can't Stop Loving You" - "Lover A Lot" - "We All Fall Down" - "Freedom Fighter" - "Closer" - "Something" - "Another Last Goodbye"

1	I Don't Want To Miss A Thing from the Armageddon soundtrack ARC chart run: 38 - 29 - 21 - 13 - 9 - 8 - 6 - 6 - 4 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 7 - 8 - 14 - 23 - 38 - off	1(6)	23	1998	iTunes Amazon.mp3
2	Jaded Just Push Play	1(1)	19	2001	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
3	Angel Permanent Vacation	1(1)	14	1988	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
4	Crazy from the LP Get A Grip ARC chart run: 36 - 27 - 19 - 14 - 13 - 11 - 9 - 8 - 7 - 6 - 12 - 18 - 21 - 22 - 39 - off	6	15	1994	iTunes Amazon.mp3
5	Amazing Get A Grip	7	15	1994	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
6	Janie's Got A Gun Pump	3	12	1990	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
7	Fly Away From Here Just Push Play	9	14	2001	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
8	Cryin' Get A Grip	6	12	1993	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
9	Dream On Aerosmith	** 6	** 11	1973 1976	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
10	Love In An Elevator Pump	5	10	1989	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
11	What It Takes Pump	5	10	1990	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
12	Walk This Way Toys In The Attic	8	11	1977	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
13	Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees) Nine Lives	8	11	1997	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
14	Dude (Looks Like A Lady) Permanent Vacation	10	9	1987	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
15	Livin' On The Edge Get A Grip	12	9	1993	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
16	Last Child Rocks	21	10	1976	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
17	Rag Doll Permanent Vacation	14	9	1988	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
18	Pink Nine Lives	17	9	1998	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
19	Hole In My Soul Nine Lives	15	8	1997	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
20	Blind Man Big Ones	19	8	1994	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
21	The Other Side Pump	20	8	1990	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
22	Come Together Aerosmith's Greatest Hits	23	7	1978	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
23	Just Push Play Just Push Play	31	4	2002	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
24	Sunshine Just Push Play	35	2	2001	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
25	Girls Of Summer O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits	30	3	2002	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
26	Sweet Emotion Toys In The Attic	36	3	1975	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
27	Back In The Saddle Rocks	38	2	1977	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
28	Remember (Walking In The Sand) from the LP Night In The Ruts ARC Chart Run: 38 - off	38	1	1980	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Home Tonight Rocks	**	**	1976	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Draw The Line Draw The Line	**	**	1977	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Kings And Queens Draw The Line	**	**	1978	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Chip Away The Stone Gems	**	**	1979	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Eat The Rich Get A Grip	**	**	1993	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Fever Get A Grip	**	**	1993	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Deuces Are Wild Get A Grip	**	**	1994	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Baby, Please Don't Go Honkin' On Bobo	**	**	2004	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]
	Devil's Got A New Disguise Devil's Got A New Disguise: The Very Best Of Aerosmith	**	**	2006	[ LISTEN / BUY ] [ LYRICS ]