Movin' Out [Alternate Version][#] - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
One Way Street - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
On the Road Again [Rehearsal Pre-Production Jam][#] - Aerosmith,
Mama Kin - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Same Old Song and Dance - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Train Kept a Rollin' - Aerosmith, Bradshaw, Tiny
Seasons of Wither - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Write Me a Letter [Live][#] - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Dream On - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Pandora's Box - Aerosmith, Kramer, Joey
Rattlesnake Shake [Live Radio Broadcast] - Aerosmith, Gilmore
Walkin' the Dog [Live Radio Broadcast] - Aerosmith, Thomas, Rufus
Lord of the Thighs [Live] - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Track Listings (18) - Disc #2
Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Round and Round - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Krawhitham [#][Instrumental] - Aerosmith, Hamilton, Tom [1]
You See Me Crying - Aerosmith, Solomon, Darren
Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith, Hamilton, Tom [1]
No More No More - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Walk This Way - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
I Wanna Know Why [Live] - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Big Ten Inch Record [Live] - Aerosmith, Weismantel, Fred
Rats in the Cellar - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Last Child [Remix] - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
All Your Love [#] - Aerosmith, Rush, Otis
Soul Saver [Rehearsal][#] - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Nobody's Fault - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Lick and a Promise - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Adam's Apple [Live][#] - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Draw the Line [Remix] - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Critical Mass - Aerosmith, Douglas, Jack
Track Listings (19) - Disc #3
Kings and Queens [Live][#] - Aerosmith, Douglas, Jack
Milk Cow Blues - Aerosmith, Arnold, Kokomo
I Live in Connecticut [Rehearsal][#] - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Three Mile Smile - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Let It Slide [#] - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Cheese Cake - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Bone to Bone (Coney Island White Fish Boy) - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
No Surprize - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Come Together - Aerosmith, Lennon, John
Downtown Charlie [#] - Aerosmith, Aerosmith
Sharpshooter - Aerosmith, Saint Holmes, Derek
Shit House Shuffle [Rehearsal][#] - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
South Station Blues - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Riff and Roll [#] - Aerosmith, Crespo, Jimmy
Jailbait - Aerosmith, Crespo, Jimmy
Major Barbara [Alternate Version][#] - Aerosmith, Tyler, Steven
Chip Away the Stone [Alternate Version][#] - Aerosmith, Supa, Richard
Helter Skelter [#] - Aerosmith, Lennon, John
Back in the Saddle - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Aerosmith were written off by the pop pundits in the early '80s as a drug-ravaged bunch of Rolling Stones clones who would go down in music history as little more than a hard-rock footnote. The band, however, rose from the... more » ashes to become an even mightier hit machine in the '90s, even if they ended up selling their soul to pop über-songstress Diane Warren in the bargain. This three-CD compilation is a marathon tour of their first glorious, casualty-ridden decade and a body of work that proudly wears its influences on its sleeve: Chicago and Delta blues, early R&B, the Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, and, of course, the Stones. Virtually all the early hits and concert crowd pleasers are here, along with nearly two dozen rare, unreleased, and live cuts, thoroughly documented with refreshing doses of self-deprecation as it bravely traces the band's arc from Boston bar-band supreme to stadium superstars to seeming dissipation. If there's a gaping hole in the "A" section of your hard-rock library, this is a fine introduction to the Aerosmith that influenced a generation of musicians, stretching from Van Halen to R.E.M. to Guns N' Roses. --Jerry McCulley« less
Aerosmith were written off by the pop pundits in the early '80s as a drug-ravaged bunch of Rolling Stones clones who would go down in music history as little more than a hard-rock footnote. The band, however, rose from the ashes to become an even mightier hit machine in the '90s, even if they ended up selling their soul to pop über-songstress Diane Warren in the bargain. This three-CD compilation is a marathon tour of their first glorious, casualty-ridden decade and a body of work that proudly wears its influences on its sleeve: Chicago and Delta blues, early R&B, the Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, and, of course, the Stones. Virtually all the early hits and concert crowd pleasers are here, along with nearly two dozen rare, unreleased, and live cuts, thoroughly documented with refreshing doses of self-deprecation as it bravely traces the band's arc from Boston bar-band supreme to stadium superstars to seeming dissipation. If there's a gaping hole in the "A" section of your hard-rock library, this is a fine introduction to the Aerosmith that influenced a generation of musicians, stretching from Van Halen to R.E.M. to Guns N' Roses. --Jerry McCulley
"Unreleased live tracks, rarities, well-known favorites and not-so-well-known album tracks...this is how a box set SHOULD be done! Why can't all artists put it together this way ? With a set like this chronicling the best hard-rock band in America, the only album you need besides this from Aerosmith's golden period of 1973-79 is the superb 'Rocks' album and, perhaps, 'Live Bootleg'. This box set really takes care of all the rest - that's how well done it is. Trust me, all your favorites are here and the stuff you haven't heard before is revealing and fantastic."