Toys In The Attic

There are those two famous songs and then a couple of OK ones and the rest are forgettable. Sweet Emotion is a pretty good tune though.

Sure, Aerosmith needs another record on this list. I'm up to like, what, 4 now? They're basically the 2nd most important band in rock and roll history behind The Beatles, apparently. Granted, nobody I've ever talked to has listed them as a major influence on their decision to pick up an instrument and play music, or put them on their personal listening Mount Rockmore(tm). But yeah, let's keep piling records into this finite list and hope that it'll convince people that they've earned it. (Update: after review, it's only 3 albums and I’m finally done with Aerosmith on this list) This deserves 1.5 stars - one for "Sweet Emotion", and one half for "Walk This Way". Did I round up or down?

Didn't mind this at all. A weirdly decent run i'm on at the moment, heaps of 3 star albums!

Meh

Overhated

Ok I suppose

This and Rocks are my fav Aerosmith albums. Solid blues rock

Die Hörer dieses Albums und die glücklichen Menschen, die bei dessen Aufnahme im Konzertsaal waren, werden durch Keith Jaretts virtuose Klavierkünste auf eine emotionale Odyssey genommen, die ich sonst nur durch ein Orchester erlebt habe, nicht durch ein EINZIGES KLAVIER. Craaaaaaaaazy

Love this album! 👍

Aerosmith sucks ass and has only made a couple songs i would call legitimately good. Luckily a couple of those are on here!

yall stopppppppp

Proof that humanity didn't need AI to create slop.

apart from 'sweet emotion' and maybe 'walk this way', this was such a bland and boring record

⭐⭐⭐ Mindes detta albumet som något bättre. Det är framförallt två klassiska spår, Sweet emotion och Walk this way, som såklart är riktigt bra. Sen är övriga spår inte dåliga men inte heller några som sticker ut och som man aktivt skulle välja att lyssna på. Något som slog mig nu när jag lyssnade på albumet är att Round and round andas lite tidig Black Sabbath, det är väl lite typiskt det här albumet, att det påminner om andra stora band från 70-talet men att de inte riktigt når upp till förlagorna. Det blir en 3a. Bäst är Toys in the atic, Walk this way, Sweet emotion, Round and round

just not my thing, it seems like they took everything i dont like about the stones and brought it to america to make a band around it feel like my criticism of this type of music always ends up being redundant, so yeah; uninspired, superficial, underdeveloped and completely removed from the fundamental spirit of the blues

yeah yeahyeah

album #117 i grew up listening to aerosmith with my mama, but never really knew much about steve tyler's background save for liv tyler (i had a huge crush on her). anyways, i found out that steve tyler is a retched pedophile. the run DMC, and girls aloud versions of walk this way are superior, anyhow. even if you separate the art from the artist (which you can't), this is not a great album and doesn't deserve it's placing. ꩜ favourite track(s): walk this way ꩜ least favourite track(s): toys in the attic, uncle salty ꩜ album rating: ★☆☆☆☆ ꩜ number of albums left to review: 972 ꩜ number of albums from the list that i agree with being on the list: 53 ꩜ albums from the list that I would consider on my list: 24 ꩜ albums from the list I won't include on my list: 93

I really enjoy Aerosmith, can't believe they've been around since the 70s.

When I was in middle school, just before they were reborn with Run-DMC and MTV, I had Aerosmith's Greatest Hits and loved it. And it is wild to me that basically all of the Aerosmith that people know today came AFTER that collection came out. THIS Aerosmith is the Aerosmith that the guys in GnR grew up worshipping.

Rating: 4.6/5 Short Review: This was more fun than I expected. I obviously knew “Walk This Way” and “Sweet Emotion,” but I hadn’t really sat with Aerosmith as an album band before. They’re dirty, loose, bluesy, and ridiculously confident here. I don’t think every song is equally memorable, and there are moments where the whole swaggering-rock-band thing gets a little much for me. But when they’re good, they’re really good. I understand the appeal much better now. Favorite Track: “Sweet Emotion.” That opening alone got me. The bass, the weird texture behind it, then that enormous groove. I prefer it to “Walk This Way.”

No updates to my previous claim that Aerosmith lack a classic album - except that the image of the gremlin lifting the baby is weirdly apt for an album featuring Steven Tyler

This ruled! Usually I’d be annoyed that every song basically sounds the same (except for the excellent swing inspired number), but I was thoroughly entertained with each track. The guitar work on each song kept my interest entirely. Already knew I was likely an Aerosmith fan, but this sealed it.

To me Aerosmith has always sounded like a lobotomized yet dangerously horny version of the Rolling Stones. That being said this album is their most tolerable musical output containing a better ratio of cool riffs to stupid vocals than their later records. Still, every time I considered reevaluating my opinion of the band a song like “big ten inch record” popped up to remind me why that isn’t necessary.

A lot of fun, was head bopping along the entire album. Energy was just as high for the songs I didn’t know beforehand as the ones I did.

A bit of a walk down nostalgia road and not always in a good way. This is the best version of Walk this Way. 10 Inch Record was just plain stupid. Several songs I’d seek out several songs I would immediately turn off. Leaves me in the middle. 3/5

This was probably better than the other Aerosmith album I heard on the list - mostly thanks to “Walk This Way” and “Sweet Emotion” - but still middling and, to me, largely forgettable. I didn’t actively dislike it, but I didn’t especially enjoy it, either.

My skull is just thick enough to find this pleasant

This would be the perfect 3.5, but alas, I am imprisoned to the finite rule of integers. It was good, better than rock slop. Highlights: Uncle Salty no more no more (fav)

big tench inch record made me giggle and happened to be my favorite

Good fine whatever sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet emooooooooooootiooooooon :)

Probably their strongest work. This album almost has elements of Doom Metal to it, with hard pounding yet pretty slow Guitar riffs. It's got some of the big hits and some better deepcuts as well. It's still pretty dumb Aerosmith music at the end of the day, but it does what it sets out to do really well. If you're gonna listen to an Aerosmith album, better be this one.

all of it (except perhaps the lyrics writing) is more or less competent, but none of it is *interesting* aside from the cover.

Suppose I have to on account of the whole peado thing

Not bad, Sweet Emotion is a classic (3.5) *back to edit this after reading that Steven Tyler is a creep.

Eh

"walk this way" and the last song were great, but the rest didn't do much for me

Overall this was good, but it was heavily carried by the hits. 3.0/5.0: Good

not as bad as i expected. pretty flat overall but decent enough

bem, no início eu achei promissor, gostei da primeira música Toys in the Attic (talvez só pela empolgação de começar o álbum?) porém ao longo do tempo acabei me decepcionando em alguns sentidos, porque virou uma coisa estados unidos old school e etc., o que não faz o meu estilo, especialmente a letra e o jeito de cantar (não tenho nenhum conhecimento técnico então essa é minha percepção nas minhas palavras), mas eu gostei muito do instrumental, a guitarra e a bateria são muito boas!!! enfim, eu acho que não escutaria de novo, achei as músicas meio genéricas, não se destacam tanto, exceto a primeira e talvez Sweet Emotion. mas valeu a pena conhecer esse álbum pela parte instrumental, só é um pouco.. americano demais pro meu gosto (a capa também é bem tuff adorei) daria um 3,3 eu acho 😺

Couple megahits, a few real juvenile blues bonkers.

Alright, Sweet Emotion and Walk This Way was cool other than that doesn't sound like the Aerosmith I like.

Ага, ну прикольно) послухаємо) ну таке........

Giving it 2 stars, one for Sweet Emotion and one for Walk This Way.

Hard rock, decent vocals and a good guitar - enjoyed a lot of this. Writing leaves a bit to be desired and there are some muddy spots.

pedo music

Not aerosmith fan

This is and will always remain one of my favorite records of all-time. There is not a single time I've listened to this record that I haven't enjoyed it. Truly, an amazing record.

Oh no, I really hate Aerosmith. I think this project is making me realize I really hate whiny singing like Aerosmith and Led Zepplin. Like the songs aren't bad but his voice is nails on a chalkboard to me. I will attempt to give it a full listen but I'm doubting I will be able to get through this album. Way too bluesy and the lyrics are just mind-numbingly dumb. Can't finish this. just so fucking horrible.

Nonstop good hitting music as rock is intended!

owned the album in the 90s

Not great but decent sounding rock. Sweet Emotion is a decent song. That album art is way weirder than I expected from them. Whatever

I feel like Aerosmith was everywhere in my youth, albums, movies, videogames, but you hardly hear about them or think about them now. Oh yeah, problematic. Walk this Way definitely had a cultural impact, but most of the songs just sound generic. They are good at what they do, but Chuck Berry, The Stones and Lead Zeppelin do it better. I'll give them Sweet Emotion, it works. Steven Tyler's voice isn't for me.

Favorite songs: Toys in the Attic, Walk This Way, Big Ten Inch Record, Sweet Emotion, No More No More, Round and Round, You See Me Crying

This and “Rocks” made this bands entire career.

of the 3 Aerosmith records on here this is the best and not just because it has THAT song on it

It's not bad

For me the album hasn’t aged well.

Toys in the attic was a chapter in Len Houmous’ Sex manual. 1.8 6/9 Sweet Emotion

The songs had a speed to them that I like. I enjoyed it a lot.

Equal parts semi interesting and derivative bunk

From the hyperactive intro of the opening title track to the final plaintive piano chords of its closer, this one is a stone-cold classic.

Unfortunately it’s pretty good. Steven Tyler can go burn in hell

I can't stand Aerosmith's music. It's bland and Steven Tyler is a pedophile.

this went to fast, some great songs on it

I’m not in the mood for this Steve.

Mid

Yet another rock band. Same old same old. Walk This Way is its saving grace, hence the score...

Not their best

Some big hitters on this one. Really cohesive and captures Aerosmith in a nutshell. Walk This Way original is so much better than the Run-DMC collab.

God this is so BLAND

It wonders me everytime how a band as Aerosmith has been changed from an interesting 70's heavy metal band to the annoying band it was in the 90's. This album is a delight to listen to, every song got some kind of groove without losing the heaviness in the music. As the album progress the total experience flattens somehow, so 4/5

I want to kick this up to a 4...but I just can't.

not really a fan of this rock but yeah good album none the wise

Shocking absolutely no one that knows me, no. I Don’t Like Aerosmith. The best they had from me for awhile is that despite their best years being behind them i didn’t hate their terrible nineties output growing up. But that was a long time ago and this repetitious, slimeball, underage creeping, should be on a watchlist album didn’t help my opinion of them whatsoever. Joe Perry’s guitar playing is mostly innocent and Sweet Emotion is catchy despite everything gross that it contains. I wouldn’t miss anything about this thing.

I can't believe there's an album that both reminds me of 'Dazed and Confused' and makes me scared of Steven Tyler's 10 inch record

This album is arguably Aerosmith 's best but it was what set the stage for future albums by the quintet.

If you can separate the art from the artist, it holds up pretty well. 3.8

Hat mich überzeugt. Finde hat mehr Groove als die Sachen aus den 80 90er von Aerosmith

The singles go pretty hard in this album and will probably be the only tracks I return to in the future. The album is very dad rock in the derogatory sense. Though, I'd be lying if I said that it ruined the tracks for me because the albums offering of riffs and overall rhythm is addicting. Mostly the singles if I'm being honest. For the most part the other tracks didn't do much for me. I do want to mention one thing and it's the track Adam's Apple; it made me go mad. Listening to the start of the three main verses I immediately thought it was a reference or something to The Rolling Stones song Casino Boogie. The rhythm and line delivery were similar enough for me to think that this was a reference to the song. It wasn't. It didn't stop me from wasting an hour trying to find some sort of connection between the two tracks. Its probably just some commonly used ***thing in producing music (my chud ass wouldn't know). I don't even feel particularly strong towards the track, Adam's Apple, to warrant this sudden burst of curiosity. I guess it gets some brownie points for that. Overall, the singles and that goose chase were the only tracks I know for certain I'll be returning to in the future. T3: Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Uncle Salty

The Daddest of Rocks. But pretty fun.

I was about 12 when this album came out. It's good. Sweet Emotion is of course a classic. Walk this way also a great song. The rest to me, not so much. The musicianship is great but I don't hear anything groundbreaking. So a couple of hits and a bunch of admittidly good filler.

I owned this on cassette. I know and love the opener and Walk this way. I don’t remember the rest. So this will be fun. Looked at the track list. Given the age I was at the time I bought this, I’m pretty sure I bought this for “Big Ten Inch Record”. Especially since at the time I was big fan of Chuck Berry’s “My Ding-a-ling” and AC/DC’s “Big Balls”. 😂🤣 On track two. I forgot this song and honestly don’t remember being as good as how I feel about it now. It’s amazing any of these guys are still alive, but for all those antics they are killer players. I think I need to go back through the Aerosmith catalog. I knew the “hits” but no deep cuts really. And this album is really good. And now I just realized that “sweet emotion” is also on this record. So tracks 4, 5, and 6 I know by heart. My only additional notes will be that I have always loved the vocal harmony on Sweet Emotion and have always sought to replicate that in my own bands. No more no more is a great track. Last track. I don’t remember it at all. It’s a great track.

2.5

3.5

Never listened to a full Aerosmith album before. This was ok. They were always an inferior kind of band musically for me. They didn’t have the songs that Kiss did, and overall they have been underwhelming. This was good enough, but wouldn’t listen again or investigate further.

excellent!

Couple of bits might push this to a 1.5 but it’s not great

4 stars for Walk This Way and Sweet Emotion alone.

Excelente disco! A banda funcionando muito bem, músicas poderosas e bem executadas. QoA Vesper.

Meh. 2.5

Jedinica iz principa. // Bila bi dvica jer eto nisu baš najlošiji muzičari ikad ali su zato imali najgoreg vokala ikad.

yuck

Really solid rock album. Has a few classics, and 1 or 2 I didn't like so much. But 1 of the best from Aerosmith

Aerosmith is a top 5 fave band for me. Own this album, one of the first I bought when I started the collection. Have listened multiple times. Title track could be better. But it’s got a great guitar, good lyrics and the classic Steven Tyler vocals. The guitar solo with the bass back track is awesome. I like uncle salty a lot. Simple but awesome guitar. Great writing again. Adams Apple is another one that’s good not great, at least as far as Aerosmith goes. It’s not a bad song by any means there’s just better to come. I like the production a lot tho. Cool sounds. Really nice musical solo too. Followed by an absolute banger in walk this way. This song is way ahead of its time. I like the Run DMC version better, but either way it’s a great song. Awesome guitar riff. Super catchy chorus. Wish the guitar solo at the end kept going. Major switch up with big ten inch. This one is very 70s production wise but it works. Good piano and horns. Awesome harmonica solo too. And then followed by a top 25 song all time. This and dream on are 1a/1b for Aerosmith. The slow open, the awesome guitar riff, the guitar solo, the catchy chorus (even tho it’s literally just 2 words), the playback ability it just has it all. I will never get sick of this song. Listen to the live version if you haven’t before. Hard to follow that up. Definitely makes no more forgettable. This one has a really good guitar and piano tho. Good writing in this one too. I wish the piano was louder during the solo. Way overshadowed by an average (for Aerosmith) guitar solo. Opening to round and round is so cool. This is another change of pace but in the opposite direction. This one is what I’d consider heavy metal. This one is really catchy too. The end is just as cool as the beginning. Feel like this should’ve been the last song. Love how it fades right into you see me cryin. Great piano on this one. Works well with the guitar. I love a good Steven Tyler ballad. Flip the last two songs around and this album is pushing 5/5. Again, another album with no outright bad songs. It’s a great ride, not too long not too short. A couple of all timers on there. It’s an easy 4.7/5 stars for me.

Overall this is pretty solid. I would give it a 3.5. By today's standards this type of music has been played out, but back in 1975 it may have been more novel.

Number: 175 Date: 6/27/26 Artist: Toys In The Attic Album: Aerosmith Year: 1975 Style: Hard Blues Rock Familiarity: Well Versed (4) Rating: 3 Before: ======= I have Walk This Way and Sweet Emotion ranked 2 and 4 on my favorites of 1975 list. However, the rest of the album doesn't do that much for me. Aerosmith is one of my favorite groups from the 70's playing this particular style of music but I'm not much a fan of this style so that will likely affect my final rating. During: ======= 3 Toys In The Attic 3 Uncle Salty 4 Adam's Apple 5 Walk This Way 4 Big Ten Inch Record 5 Sweet Emotion 3 No More No More 3 Round And Round 2 You See Me Crying ----------------------------------------------------- 3.49 WEIGHTED AVERAGE (accounts for song lengths) After : ======= I guess I have to give it a 3. The 2 hits songs are massive but that's not enough to elevate a whole album, imo. 3 my personal rating 4 suitability for this list 4 impact ----------------------------------------------- 3.7 composite rating

Not really an Aerosmith fan, but this would be my favorite of theirs.

There were a few I already knew so I skipped them, though I also only liked one of those. One that I didn't know but which completely passed me by. But everything else was definitely worth the listen.

Aerosmith classic

Fun upper songs, would listen to more by them. 4.3ish

I just really like pretty much every song. I was bopping along on the train. There were a few songs that were more folksy than I was expecting, and then some more rocky/light metal-y ones

Okay.

Let’s go. Another record I own. I have such a weird relationship with this band. Some days it hits just right, other days it feels like just any other bar room rock album that cringes me out. I mean let’s be honest nobody’s going to Aerosmith to self reflect or really think about the lyrics. To be fair, the hits do have the best writing by far tho. Toys in the attic is a grimier version of some stones album imo. I think that’s actually what they probably sounded like to most in their debut, and this changes it up a bit but I can still clearly hear the influence. Non sensical horny dudes drunkingly rocking out. Anyways, if you ever need to get brownie points with your girls dad pull this one out, it should work just fine. Favs: you should see me crying, round & round

Boomer guitar rock a bit too leopard for me but it has its highlights and lowlights but the songs that are iconic are iconic for a reason. The deep cuts sometimes just were far fetched still. Let me be specific. I don’t really enjoy sweet emotion I don’t think it adds anything exciting we haven’t already heard so when round and round comes on it’s like why are they doing a sabbath impression and then a solo at the end it’s just uninteresting it’s wait your turn music instead of truly meshing. When they do hit that high they don’t hold it not confident enough it seems. Just mediocre not ground breaking stuff

6.25.26 (oops) Shockingly, I think this is my first Aerosmith album? I really dislike the song 'Big Ten Inch Record' lmaooo. Rest of this is pretty solid, and it obviously has two great songs. I find this to be a nice, easy, and sometimes quite fun listen, though its highs often outshine the rest of the album. Favorite Song: Walk This Way Rating: 3.5/5

More cock rock hair metal nonsense. It's indistinguishable from guns and roses and Bon Jovi so I suppose it's worth 2

Back when Aerosmith was a proper rock band, plus 2 all-timers

Pretty boring, also fuck you Stephen

nonce-ense

after only giving this one a single slightly interrupted listen today, I'm just not getting it. It sounds ok, with a couple of very decent singles. I can understand this being popular at that point in time, but it's a bit basic by today's standards. I did a little reading to see if it's something I'm not appreciating, and apparently this is the more thought-out side of Aerosmith, where things really started gelling, and where we notice the quality of the pen and the vocals, how important they are to the music. Now, when I think about that, I do see some well written songs here, but there's an even more iconic soundtrack single that really sums those talents up entirely on its own. After a more careful listen with the lyrics and vocals, I'm unimpressed. The poetry has a stylistic ceiling, the quality of the message isn't generally that deep. They're just impressed with themselves for doing it in a professional setting, and the talent it takes to pull a couple of really good singles carries the weight of the rest of the effort. 2.4/5

While there are a couple of absolute bangers, this album overall was fairly generic.

big ten inch record is what they called me in high school

Truly a 10 inch record

*Triump voice* Steven Tyler seems like a good hang...from a GIBBET

There's some classics on here but it's also like half filler. Pretty good all things considered.

Really really good, but not my Cup of tea:)

This is what I had in mind when I said I'm losing interest in classic rock. There isn't actually anything wrong with this and it was influential and interesting at the time, but now it feels like pretty standard hard rock There are some good songs and they do everything well enough, but Aerosmith aren't a band I ever want to listen to, not when you have the likes of Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson etc as contemporaries Highlights: Sweet Emotion

"And there wasn't a hair on it!"

Pretty standard 70s rock. The hits start the hits but the rest can be left behind. Never really been a huge fan of Aerosmith.

5/10 I'm not sure why, but I was expecting this album to be heavy metal, or at least on that spectrum. Newsflash: it's not. I'm not sure why I thought that either; it's not like Walk This Way is metal. It is frankly average hard rock - no real standout songs or even moments either. Obviously I'm not into this genre, but I do sort of think I'd like the album better with a different vocalist. I feel like Aerosmith had better and more interesting contemporaries, that's all.

I'm still not an Aerosmith fan, I'm still irked when they lean heavily into blues, and they're still pretty average, but Toys In The Attic is a markedly better album than Rocks.

Classic dad rock Favourite Track(s): Walk This Way Least Favourite Track(s): Big Ten Inch Record, Adam's Apple

Steven Tyler is a creep … research his history with underage women.

Dad rock at its finest. Big 10 Inch Record made me want to throw up though.

sweet emotion

More Aerosmith. Feels like punishment for my previous review. It’s still good, not great but good.

back to back aerosmith. it's like you want us to off ourselves. some good ol' southern rock. meaning pedophiles are involved in some way (obvi). all i'm saying is that when i say "fuck indie sleaze" I'M the bad guy????? 2.3-3.1. "big ten inch record" is an affront to humanity. i liked the songs i'd already heard though (+ opener/closer).

Classic rock, sweet emotion and walk this way are still amazing

Hit and miss but some classic highs. A couple of bad boogie tracks away from 4 stars.

Favorite Track: Sweet Emotion

Pretty fun

Never been into Aerosmith. They have some hits that are fine, sometimes good (I always liked the live version of “Dream On”) but this album just wasn’t doing it for me. I don’t think time has been as kind to this particular band as others

Extra star for Sweet Emotion, otherwise it’s very very dull.

emmm nop

I've listened to a few Aerosmith albums on here already. They don't really capture my attention. This one especially felt like just basic classic rock with a blues flavor, nothing special. It's just okay to me.

Two of Aerosmith's top five songs of all time appear on this album, and they do ALL of the heavy lifting. The rest are not terrible, but they're pretty run of the mill 70s rock songs in my opinion. Would be a 3.5/5, but I can't justify rounding up to 4/5.

4 / 10

Proving once again the the 70s was the unquestioned golden age of rock and roll, Aerosmith rocks hard with Toys in the Attic.

This is a classic. So much fun. Even the more country/blues stuff is great. Actual Rating...4.5 Liked Songs: Toys In The Attic" , "Adam's Apple" , "Walk This Way" , "Big Ten Inch Record" , "Sweet Emotion" , "No More No More" , "You See Me Crying

Aside from the immensely popular hits, this album doesn't have much else to offer. The A side in particular is weak, with nothing noteworthy aside from Walk This Way. B side is more balanced and overall better, but again feels like all the creative energy was poured into one song before realizing the rest of the runtime needed to be filled. High highs, but a very uneven record. Top tracks: Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Round and Round

Some seriously good tracks on this album, no notes. 9/10 Would I listen again? Absolutely

Sweet Emotion is good, not much else here is though, Walk This Way is fine I guess, it wound up annoying me the longer it went, much like most of the album. I dunno, you can call it timeless rock but holy moly has it aged poorly, much like Steven Tyler himself. Plus, you know, being a garbage person certainly doesnt help. Glad to be past this one.

Sweet Emotion is an all timer and Big Ten Inch Record has always made me laugh but the rest of this album just doesn’t hit. Bluesy and goofy but I’ll pass thanks. *I originally gave this album 3 stars but then I read this bozos 5 star review and had to bump mine down to a 1 to balance it out. “ People are ragging on this album but it's A) a lot of fun [debatable], B) has a few hits on it that are still played [so?], C) one of the bigger influential albums of all time [citation needed], and D) Walk This Way is one of the greatest hard rock songs of all time [define hard rock]. If we're going to judge musicians on their non-music actions then we might as well shut it all down. Grow the fuck up.” Yes I do think we should judge artists on their actions outside of their art. It’s fucking stupid not to? There’s lots of music and movies and art out there. You can let go of Aerosmith or Michael Jackson or Roman Polanski or Woody Allen… it’s okay. Or you can weirdly die on a hill defending them. A pedo is a pedo is a pedo

Pretty solid front to back as far as Aerosmith goes

Boomer mid

Classic

Classic

High 3 but not exciting enough to be a 4

2 good hits but kinda meh

Very fun!

4.5

Historically i've only given Aerosmith one four and a half star album and this isn't the one. But it is a great album It's especially the middle section with the three big songs right in a row "Walk This Way" "Big 10" Record" & "Sweet Emotion". The latter being my all time favorite 'smith song. Couple of great tracks back it up, mainly towards the end round and round is probably one of the few songs where I think that they really lean into the "American Zeppelin" sound they were often criticize. But I really dug it. And I never really thought about it before until I was just listening to this but the closing track "You See Me Crying" to me really has more of the feel of resurgent Aerosmith. If it was given a late 80s early 90s polish it would sit nicely on *Pump* or *Grip* (8.85) ★★★★

I am generally lukewarm on Aerosmith and this type of hard rock. One of their better albums, but only 3.5 stars

I think Aerosmith is somewhat overrated among bands in rock history, but they do put it all together on this album. The songs are rocking and there's some great guitar riffs courtesy of Perry and Whitford, but the songwriting is still really good with some memorable hooks. It's kind of the definitive 70s hard rock album. This will make you want to crack open a can of Blatz on a hot summer day. Some real classics hear including the title track, "Walk this Way", and "Sweet Emotion", but even the deeper cuts like "Adam's Apple", "No More No More" and "You See Me Crying" are pretty great. 4.5 stars.

3.5

10/10 album cover. This is one instalment of Toy Story I’d like to see. Typically I’m not so much of an Aerosmith fan - bit screechy, a bit hit and miss. I’d generally rather just have a big box of Aero choccies and some albums by The Smiths but this is great stuff. Soundwise it is typically proper vintage and awesome 100% pure uncut 70s classic rock and with a handful of true all-timers like Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion and the title track. Strong 4.

This was fine I guess Playlist add: "Sweet Emotion" obviously

Definitely in an inventive phase when they made this album.

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sin máis

Sweet Emotion and Walk this Way are bangers. There's a reason they are on so many soundtracks and still get regular radio play. The album tracks on this album are bland, boring, and weird. Aerosmith is one of those bands where the Greatest Hits album can be a good time, but the albums are a hard pass.

Great rock album. Sweet Emotion has an all time great song into.

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Best Song: Walk This Way. It's the best song on the album, but it's not even that great of a song. The riffing is iconic, and fast-talking sections are decent, but once again Steven Tyler has to punctuate with these garbage adlibs. "Just gimme a kiss". Goddamnit Steven, can you please focus on the song for Christ's sake. Worst Song: Big Ten Inch Record. Who on earth wants to listen to Steven "Sex Pest" Tyler make the most juvenile "haha, big penis" euphemisms over a basic blue rock backing? There's absolutely nothing creative, interesting, or funny here. How did anyone ever think this was cool? Overall: I just don't want to listen to Steven Tyler sing about sex, especially with how frequently his lyrics emphasize the (young) age of women. In my opinion, Aerosmith is a wholly mediocre band, elevated by a few hits, and bolstered by some perception that Steven Tyler can really powerfully sing. He can't, he just wails, but at least that wailing is better than when he tries to ape the blues.

This is passable but, seriously Robert, get a grip. No, really. 'Get a Grip' really should be on your list, mate. It's more relevant and accessible.

Beside the couples of songs that I knew the rest was a dud. Those other songs are solid enough to get this out of One category

Added a point for Walk This Way and Sweet Emotion. Took one off for the Ten Inch nonsense. Ah heck, they never took life too seriously, which is good. I'm rounding up to four for the flouncy scarves.

It’s fine. I smoked weed in high school so Sweet Emotion has some nostalgia qualities. People who call this a great album are eligible for Medicare.

It's alright but not my genre

This is #day654 of my #1001albumsyoumusthearbeforeyoudie challenge, and… sometimes there's just nothing better than good old '70s hard rock. It's been quite a while since I last got an Aerosmith record, 564 days, to be precise. If there's an album by this band to hear before you die, Toys in the Attic is one of the candidates. It's a good collection of tunes from a band in its prime, not without a couple of flaws, though. Still, there's "Walk This Way" and "Sweet Emotion." This is a 4 out of 5. Looking forward to #day655.

I have never heard any of these songs beyond Walk This Way, so firmly in the one-hit wonder bin. Otherwise just a bunch of super-70s weak white rock and roll without any hooks or riffs at all. A song called Round and Round could easily have been a foot-tapping, head-banging monster in the hands of other musicians, this sounds like a diluted Who. Two stars, not even boring enough to offend.

Some good riffs a couple of good tunes (walk this way, sweet emotion are classic tracks) a few that just pass me by. If you want a quintessential 70’s rock album you could a lot worse but for me overall it’s solid not exceptional It’s fine. 3.0

3.6/5.

Sweet emotion is my favorite Aerosmith song. Such a great bass line. And there are lots of other great tracks on here like the original Walk This Way, Adam's Apple and the title track. It meanders a bit at points and the cover of Big Ten Inch Record is a something that would not be amiss on a Spinal Tap album.

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Testosterone: The Album

There are just enough tracks I like on this LP that make me see it in a positive light but some of it just feels ok. I like the energy that the band presents but some of the lyrics and compositional choices just are not my cup of tea. Sweet emotion comes to mind as a song I felt started off very well but I ended up not liking to much by the end. In contrast walk this way was something that I really adore just for how much energy it brings. fav tracks: walk this way, uncle salty, round and round, and you see me crying

Broadly middle-of-the-road rock music, with the occasional highlight on the guitar. Don't particularly enjoy Aerosmith's vocals and from some brief research the singer is a disgusting human 4/10

That was alright. Decent 70s rock. Better than their later stuff. Walk This Way and Sweet Emotion are decent tunes. The 10 inch inuendo song is cringeworthy in this day and age. high threes.

Album #99, Aerosmith, Toys in the Attic, ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I am, for all intents and purposes, a bit of a music snob, especially when it comes to my dear old rock and roll, though I am trying hard not to be these days. So when something like Aerosmith comes up in the generator, I kind of cringe a little and instantly come in with a dismissive preconception. Super successful, ultra-popular rock band who I’ve actually never listened to… why would I be interested in that? What a stupid thought. Turns out these bands are popular for a reason, because they’re actually really, really good. This was much, much better than I thought it was going to be. Outside of the big hits, I’d never really listened to Aerosmith before, and this wasn’t nearly as stock rock sounding as I expected. They actually come across as a bit of a chameleon band here. They can slip into all sorts of styles. They can do Beatles-esque, vaguely Canterbury-flavoured English pop rock. They can do Rolling Stones swagger. They can do the good time blues. They can do heavy riff-driven hard rock. And they manage to mix all of that together while maintaining a really strong atmosphere and tone throughout most of the record. It’s pretty much all very good, with a couple of exceptions. Sweet Emotion is an absolute belter, a belter to end all belters. One of the best hard rock songs I’ve heard. And when it’s followed by the Stones-esque No More No More, which is also brilliant, the album genuinely starts to feel a little transcendent. I was thinking at that point, this thing has just gone from strength to strength and will take off for the finale. Unfortunately, it fumbles quite badly at the end for me. Round and Round is exactly the kind of stock rock tune I thought the entire album was going to sound like. I found it pretty uninteresting. And then the closer, You See Me Crying, feels like they’re aiming for that huge, emotional English rock closer, something in the vein of A Day in the Life or Moonlight Mile, but for whatever reason it just doesn’t quite land. It lacks the hooks that the rest of the album has in abundance. Also, maybe this is just me, but does the production quality dip on those last two tracks? The final stretch sounds noticeably weaker to my ears, to the point where it actually made me question the rest of the record a little bit. But I’m going to give it the benefit of the doubt rather than immediately relistening, because I genuinely enjoyed so much of what came before it. I think this is a great record. Great riffs, great atmosphere. I also really like how Steven Tyler is relatively low in the mix. Even though he’s a great vocalist, it makes the album feel more like it’s about the whole band rather than just him, and the riffs really get room to shine because of that. So yeah, very surprised, very happy, and I really enjoyed this one.

not good

tedious

Nice!

Maybe two good songs here

1 of 2 goede nummers en de rest fillers... compleet overbodig in mijn verzameling

Why did the week have to end with this album? "Toys in the Attic" is a bit better than the other two Aerosmith albums I reviewed. That's not to say I liked it. I learned that "Walk This Way" originated from "Toys in the Attic". The chorus of that version of "Walk This Way" is better than the version with Run-DMC. 2 stars for "Toys in the Attic".

A couple of stone cold classics accompanied by good but not great songs. It's an enjoyable listen, but the deep cuts don't hit the highs of the hits.

I’m of the “Aerosmith = Armageddon soundtrack” generation, so it’s kind of fun to hear when they were… just a band. I enjoy this and wouldn’t skip any of the hits when they come on the radio, but at the same time it all seems a little silly. Glad they get to do their thing, glad there are people who love them, but I’m on to the next.

An impressive array of 70s classic rock songwriting & performance. That being said, I feel like this album already came up on here for me. Glitch?

Good stuff 3

can't go wrong with aerosmith. excellent album, signature sound, entertaining lyrics & cohesive but distinct individual songs. a classic

To the point, no dubs and a few bangers (walk this way and sweet emotion obviously but also round and round (and you see me crying lowkenuinly?!)

- This is the definition of a solid 3 - Definitely having a good time with it - Sweet Emotion really fucking rocks

One from my Mt Rushmore of hated bands. Generic cock rock Stones / Zeppelin rip off that got way overplayed and just sucks. Sweet Emotion would be ok if I hadn't heard 14 million times, the guitar solos are good in that classic rock style, the bass rips. But its dominated by the grating vocals and banal riffs so it's just a boring tediously high energy slog.

Really nice! Especially loved No More No More and You See Me Crying.

So the most noteworthy aspect of this album, is the fact that ALL of the best Aerosmith songs are on this album. Toys in the attic, walk this way, sweet emotion, are genuinely their three greatest songs, they have plenty of other songs that are pop culturally relevant, but these three songs are what made them the biggest band in the world next to Kiss for a lot of the seventies. That being said the album as a whole is not great. In fact the only memorable song son this album are the songs I mentioned already. While it’s a pretty good rock album for the time, the genre has grown so much since this album was released, and I think Aerosmith will end up being a pretty small footnote in music history. But again, this is their most significant album.

I’m not a huge Aerosmith fan but this one is good. Second best behind Rocks to me.

Nice album overall, I knew a few of the songs, but it was nice having it in the background while I was doing stuff. Is it Aerosmith's best album - I feel like the answer should be a "no" and that there are definitely better ones, but this was quite enjoyable as well.

I didn't know about the accusations against Steven Tyler, and I'm horrified. And since Aerosmith's music leans heavily into sleaze anyway, I'm not even going to try to separate the art from the artist.

Pretty generic radio rock. I can't imagine it was ground breaking when it came out...

I used to be ok with Aerosmith, but now I really don’t like them? Not sure what changed but I think most of their songs are corny and awful.

This was a much more rockin' album than I was expecting. The 70's version of Aerosmith is almost unrecognizable from the 90's version.

3.25 - It's good, but I took off a 1/2 star for how creepy "10 inch Record" is.

It's still a genetic mystery how steven tyler is responsible for 50% of liv tyler.

Not typically my favourite genre - tend to find a bit samey and a bit naff - this is however a good album quite a bit of variety and good fun

“You See Me Crying” is a tragically awful song to end on.

us rock, no suprises

Good album. Not my favorite.

Iconic album for Aerosmith in their career. Not a fan at the time, but through work I have revisited them with fresh ears.

Thought I liked Aerosmith but revisited Have to think they are one of the most overrated 70s rock bands. Predominantly front and wannabe Stones image with the occasional song, sweet emotion. The lyrics, let’s not get into the fallacy of presentism, as they were always cringe. Was always told this was their classic album and was always left thinking what am I missing? It’s well, ok. Nothing more or less. Just don’t think it’s a strong classic rock album, whether you view it as rock or Dad rock. 3 Star.

Mid album op 2,3 goeie nummers na: 2,5

banger classic rock album!

Solid rock album with a few classics. I’m judging the music and not the people behind the music guys. It’s like hating on Wagner (who wrote some of the most amazing western music ever) cuz he was an anti-semite and was Hitlers favorite composer. It is possible to separate that from the music. 🙄

Aerosmith got kinda cringe later but this earlier stuff is good. Very Zeppelin-y.

Good listen. Classic rock and roll

Vildt Cool album! Vidste ikke at de også kunne være så chill. Standouts: Walk This Way - Needs no introduction. Energisk banger Sweet Emotion - nice hooky riff og interessante lydeffekter (voicebox og reversed audio) You See Me Crying - Nok den sang der overraskede mig mest. Banger afrunding på albummet. Er vild med hvor storslået det lyder. Interessant valg med eet break før outroen.

I came in with low expectations and was still disappointed. A rather redundant record.

Second time walk this way has been on the list. Feels really lax and sedated compared tot the Aerosmith I know from hits, walk this way excluded. Not entirely sure that that’s not a good thing. I think this does go squarely in the I will never come back to this category. Nothing on this album interested me as a listener or as a musician and that’s too bad.

The hits are great, the other songs have a nice sound but are mostly forgettable. Maybe that's the problem with the Black Crowes - they listen too much to Aerosmith and not enough to the Stones. The filler tracks reminded me a lot of the last Black Crowes record I listened to. If I was standing waiting for a concert to start and the sound person was playing this album, I wouldn't be unhappy. but I don't need to hear anything but the hits really.

Fine. Classic rock is classic rock, I don’t know how you could be obsessed with this

Otroligt kul att få återbesöka den här platta för första gången på kanske 20 år. Aerosmith har aldrig varit intressanta för mig men jävlar vad det svänger! Funkigt på ett bra sätt och ett hav av bra låtar. Att återbesöka dom igen blir lite ”just d, det är Aerosmith som gjort den här”. De har en bredd och låter på så många olika sätt.

Alltid undrat varför Steven Tylers röst var så jävla mjäkig här i början. Föredrar 80-90-talsskriket. Hans röst åldrades verkligen som ett vin. Låtarna är också mycket bättre senare i karriären. Mer middle-of-the-road-rock än jag trodde här. Walk this way, sweet emotion och you see me crying bäst. Big ten inch record är en av de mest poänglösa låtarna jag hört på ett album. En 3a, varken mer eller mindre.

En av dom mest basic treorna för Dino. Aldrig riktigt fastnat för Aerosmith, trots skräcködla med stort gap. Tycker typ heller inte riktigt att hitsen sticker ut. Snarare att resten av albumet också är rätt bra.

stark tvåa pga bangern

Aerosmith har alltid varit 90-tal för mig så Walk thgis way och Sweet emotoin låter ju nästan futuristiska för att vara släppta redan 75. Sen helt plötsligt så dyker en klassisk blues upp om Stevens 10 inch! Classic rock

quite good

The two big hits here...oooh boy (Walk This Way and Sweet Emotion). Some other good songs scattered about (e.g., title track is fantastic) with some pretty run-of-the-mill songs as well (e.g., Round and Round was yuck). Above 3.5 but not quite 4...but rounding up here.

Three classic songs. Rest ok

Amazing that an album with Walk this Way and Sweet Emotion barely crawls into a 3 but the rest is kinda bleh

Aerosmith has to be the most Aerosmith-y band, and while that sounds inane and tautological it's all true. They're the Platonic ideal of the inoffensive rock you'd imagine Hal from Malcolm In The Middle listens to: inoffensively riff-heavy hard-rock for dads who own a guitar they never learned to play. There's nothing really wrong with it, except in how completely unremarkable it is. Except the throwback-rock song 10 Inch Record. Weird as fuck. Fav tracks: Walk This Way

Lidt pøllet og dårlig smag... Walk this way var ikke engang så fed som jeg huskede.

Pik rock

Fuck these guys.

Good

I’ve never understood the intense dislike for Aerosmith’s music. I’ve always liked it. They’re not my favorite band, but they play good rock and roll.

It brings me so much joy to know that this is the last Aerosmith album I have to suffer through while participating in this endeavour. I'm so sick of their style, loud, flashy guitars, screeching vocals, and in all of that, absolutely no soul, substance, or originality. Their music is everything that textbook bad music has; repetitive, annoying, and just straight up ear grating. I get that this kind of music was the most popular thing in the world at the time, but in 2026 there's absolutely no reason to be listening to this shit anymore.

My favorite aerosmith album. Pre 90s comeback is classic, but the band is clearly a huge hit to the world. Best selling American rock band.

Aerosmith’s best song is by Run DMC.

Didn't really like this that much. The guitar is good, but overall this album feels very disjointed at points. Especially dislike the distasteful elements that really didn't age well. Particularly '10 inch record' (I'm not double checking if that's its name cause it sucks). Anyway, 'Jump' is good. Fav track: Jump

они ок, но подустала от вокала что ли… или просто получасовые альбомы слишком мало разнообразия дают

I hate myself for not hating this.

Good stuff

Aerosmith in my mind are a bunch of weird looking fellas with unwashed long hair and poorly fitting clothing that bounced out generic movie rock (I’m thinking Armageddon, Mrs Doubtfire etc) in the 90s. I know very little of the Aerosmith that existed before this, but it does taint my view. Nothing hard rock about this. More akin to glam rock, which is fine if that floats your boat. It doesn’t float mine. The first track was an insipid and had glam rock vibes. It generally didn’t get any better. A few better tracks, but I wouldn’t ever choose to listen to this again.

I really like the blues-rock feel. “Sweet Emotion” and “Walk This Way” are absolutely great. The rest of the album is solid, although “Big Ten Inch Record” is definitely a miss.

Ok

I really enjoyed this album. I like Aerosmith's music in general anyway. There were no weak tracks, the sort you instantly press skip when you hear the first few notes, and to me that is one of the signs of a great album.

Perfectly fine Rock and Roll- a good reminder of why it was banned/had so many social objections at the time

Aerosmith is THEE classic rock group imo and I’m sorry but it does slap. loved manifesting my middle aged dad energy with this album with the windows rolled down in 87° weather

I don’t like Aerosmith so this was never going to get a good score from me. I just can’t stand Steven Tylers singing. I did like some of the guitar riffs though so that earned it an extra star.

Enjoyable but all the same. Liked You See Me Crying, which was new to me

It’s an ok album. Some nice songs. All the outrage against Steven Tyler is warranted. However, I just wish the same people were just as outraged against all the musicians who had sex with underaged groupies back in the day. They tend to stay silent on that.

Ties with AC/DC for the title of the blandest rock band of all time Their is just nothing interesting abouth this band or their music, like, at all. The guitar solos are absolute shit. The only thing you should abouth this band is that Steven Tyler is a pedophile.

Don't like aero smith, Don't like this album really

Objectively good. Slightly boring. I want to strangle the bassist for "Sweet Emotion". I liked it.

This an excellent record by a band that later became super cheesy

la verdad pensé que me iba a dar mucha paja, pero no, está muy bueno.

Pretty good album. Had a lot of fun with it, some really great instrumentals too.

A very forgettable rock album to me. Yes, Walk this Way and Sweet Emotion are great songs, but nothing else stood out to me at all.

lit as hell

I had no idea that Aerosmith were a thing in the mid-seventies, and I guess that's due to Run DMC, so this was a learning curve. Interesting, and a bit of a revelation. I recognised a few of the tracks, and in places it hit the mark, so overall I enjoyed it. A solid 6/10, otherwise it has to be on 'buy list', and it's just short of that accolade. Heard before ❌️ Listened this time ✅️ Revisit ❌️ ★★★☆☆ (6/10) Total reviewed : 283 Already owned : 63 Purchased : 15 To buy : 3 Nope : 202

My Granddad made a farm set complete with wooden animals when we were kids. My Dad found it and brought it down from the attic recently. It has seen better days and probably wouldn't be engaging enough for today's children, much like Aerosmith themselves.

Solid Aerosmith-sound with the hits "Walk This Way" and "Sweet Emotion". But nothing to really spark me.

De derde keer Aerosmith brengt helaas weinig nieuws. De energie ligt lager dan de vorige keren, ik hoor er verder niet veel bijzonders aan. 'Altijd kwaliteit gaat ook vervelen,' zei ik de vorige keer al. 'Walk this way' hadden we al beluisterd bij Run DMC. Genoemd nummer stuwt het cijfer nog net een puntje hoger, dat wel.

Aerosmith, met een terugkerende vier sterren, een kandidaat voor de oeuvre-prijs. Uit de 1001-lijst is dit album het schijfje dat mij het miste doet. Veelal is er niets mis, maar het beroert mij niet zo veel. Het album draait om Walk this way. De bewerking met Run D.M.C. tilde het album van de rappers al met een volledige ster omhoog. Maar dat kan natuurlijk alleen met een uitstekende basis. Die hoor je nu, en zonder de extra kracht springt het nummer nog met kop en schouders boven de rest van het album uit. Het tilt het album wat mij betreft met 0,75 ster omhoog. Niet dat dat uit maakt voor het totaal aantal sterren. Afgerond blijft dat 4 sterren

Deze was ik nog vergeten te raten. Dus nog maar een keer geluisterd. Een onvervalst potje rock n roll meets glamrock. Altijd prima om aan te horen. Geen uitgebreide recensie dit keer, maar gewoon op die 4-sterren-knop drukken.

A couple catchy classics, but otherwise not much special. Least interesting of the classic rock survivors, despite their long tail into the '90s as a pop band.

This is a hit track, not an album. 2 big ones sandwiched by filler. His voice is great, lyrics are lackluster and the pop rock is satisfactory, but not remarkable.

Packed with classics. The best of 70s guitar-based hard rock. Steven Tyler’s vocals are also exceptional. Expect what the F is with Big 10 Inch Record? Cheeky, but it’s out of place here n this album.

I didn’t really care for Aerosmith before, but all the other reviews mention that apparently Steven Tyler is a pedophile so that makes it even worse. The music is just kinda bland classic rock

I can't believe they covered Run DMC

This is some kinda rockabilly album, imho great in background, obv still have some of the greatest track in rock history.

It's Aerosmith. Do I need to say more? Yes? Ok. The whole record is a hoot. Their Blues-Rock tracks are super fun, and the regular Rock is great too. Not a bad song on the album. That's worth 5 stars. That enough words?

Classic Aerosmith. I'd say this is peak Aerosmith, for whatever that's worth. Uncle Salty is such a cool jam. Walk This Way is a classic. Sweet Emotion is epic. The rest of the album holds up.

whatever

I love this album. Probably my favorite Aerosmith album to date.

It lost me throughout. It's a fine album, nothing too great. I might come back to a few songs, but not the whole thing. I'm definitely still looking forward to listening to their other albums to see if anything changes. This just didn't hit for me.

Listening to this on the day it was released. I did not realize it had all their bangers. the hits.

There are not many Aerosmith albums for need. Really, it comes down to Rocks and Toys. Some may argue that their later albums are on that list too, but really it comes down to those two. The song Big Ten Inch was a bit too ZZTop-double-entendres for my tastes, but musically it’s a fun song. The real meat of this album is Walk this Way, though I was introduced to the DMC collaboration later, and one of my favorite bass lines Sweet Emotion, which I have very fond memories of opening Lasarium shows with at the planetarium. The vocals aren’t as strong but it is obvious that Aerosmith were hungry to be part of a rock scene that was moving fast. Rocks was a great follow up before the excess kicked in. These two albums define Aerosmith for me!

Random thoughts: * I think it is fair to have Aerosmith on this list. However, I'm not sure 3 albums are necessary. * I did enjoy this one. I've never listened to any Aerosmith album before. I've never owned one either. I know all the hits from all the radio/MTV play. * "Sweet Emotion" might be one of the more underrated 70s rock jams. I really enjoyed listening to this one a few times. I especially related to the line: "my get up and go musta got up and went". * I know this album was popular with Run DMC due to the beats that kicked off the songs, hence the future collaboration with "Walk This Way". Which is a jam on it's own too. * I don't think he was really talking about a record. * Overall solid 70s rocking. Enjoyable especially the hits, not exactly necessary.

Really enjoyed this. Super punchy no filler. No indulgent guitar solos. Pleasantly surprised

I can't stand Aerosmith. It's like Zeppelin, but somehow dumber, screechier, and more perverted. No thank you!

Peak Aerosmith

Early Aerosmith. Fun jams and familiar tunes es. Another bar band made into arena rock.

Few good songs get dragged down by the rest. Mind numbingly bad lyrics.

Great album that had groove and sounded superb. I enjoyed listening this one and will definitely save this up on my playlist. Best song was Sweet Emotion.

Goed maar niet mijn smaak

Objektivt set ikke dårligt, men jeg kommer nok ikke til at høre det igen.

Sweet Emotion and Walk This Way are monster hits, but it doesn't make up for the rest of the album being so... bad. 2/5

Overrated dad rock in the pejorative sense of the word, but better than their 80s output at least, with a few classic songs and some nice riffs. But plenty of average filler, and the ick factor from abuser Steven Tyler delivering some questionable lyrics doesn't help either.

Aerosmith's later stuff is a bit silly/gimmicky sometimes (haha rich coming from someone who loves The Darkness) but I found this to be bluesy and solid. Really enjoyed it. No More No More is my favourite track. Sweet Emotion and Walk This Way are the big hits obviously. Otherwise just a pretty solid record from a solid band.

I didn't really get into Aerosmith until the '90s. Apart from "Walk This Way," I didn't know any of the songs on the album. And that's totally fine. I won't be listening to the album again anytime soon. 3/5

Good rock

Rv

Actually pretty good

6.5/10

Probably their best work. Stones meets glam rock.

I love(d)Aerosmith, probably not my fav album of theirs. I like the slightly bluesy tracks. Unfortunately, I struggle to remove the art from the paedophile

Listened to this over a week ago.. and don’t remember anything. Revisited today it was ok. Still don’t remember anything after I finished it. Vocals are not bad. The rest I don’t remember

a super solid album. sweet emotion, walk this way, and toys in the attic are the standouts for this album. honestly, i can get behind how stripped down this album is. its just rocking and rolling, which not a ton of fluff. i think on a re-listen, this would go up to a 4, but initial reaction is it was good and fun to listen to as a 3.