Over on the Aerosmith fan forum, Aeroforce – one user, named arrowmith gave their detailed report of a recent Aerosmith show in which acclaimed drummer Joey Kramer was in attendance for, and still rejected by Steven Tyler and company from playing. The user claims that they saw Kramer over at the soundboard area, looked healthy and was able to sit in for the show before it started. Aerosmith family rips Steven Tyler for ‘lying’ to fans.
The user put: “They played hangman. Seasons and miss a thing. No dog or rats. I saw Kramer come to the soundboard area and sit in for the show just before it started. He looked healthy. They don’t sound so good here. I think the place doesn’t have so good acoustics. Toys sound very messy and too fast? For them to play at their current age? No, I think its the place. The drummer may speed up I don’t know. The bad sound here or their age or the drummer making it different I don’t know. Still ok but seen so much better and the arena, not the best. Not even close”
Steven Tyler’s girlfriend leaks painful Joey Kramer photo. In other news regarding Aerosmith, fans recently took to social media to reflect upon the classic Aerosmith album – ‘Toys in the Attic’. One fan said: ” Ah, the glory days of Aerosmith. I was twelve years young when I first bought this album and it was the very first Aerosmith album I ever owned! Wore out the grooves!”
Steven Tyler’s daughter bends over in black lingerie photo. This was Aerosmith’s third album and a breakthrough one as well for the group, thanks in part to “Walk This Way” and “Sweet Emotion.” Their first four albums were able to combine great melodies with a hard edge! I very often find myself humming these songs long after I listen to them. From the accelerating title track to the album’s sorrowful closer, “You See Me Crying” (the first time the group ever included strings!), this album is good to the last drop. The first time I ever saw the movie, Dazed and Confused, when it begins with “Sweet Emotion” during the opening credits, I knew I was gonna love that movie and I did! Perfectly captures that era well with the use of that song and it ends with the main characters on their way to buy Aerosmith tickets! This is an album that still excites me to this day.
