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[HeyJude18]

Don't Wanna Miss a Thing, however... that song can die. Now.

I completely agree too!

As a live band they definitely know what their fans want to see.  I'll be honest, I cried when they sang Dream On!

[LSD]

Im not too big on areosmith but I do like the songs sweet emtion ( its jus an awesome cruse'in song) & Cryin'(good song for a after a break up haha).

[magnum475]

Cryin'
Janey's got a gun
Dude looks like a lady

[Jane]

Walk That Way.

[Ovi]

I am a huge fan of Aerosmith. Please !, before saying that you hate Aerosmith listen to these two albums : "Rocks" and "Toys In The Attic". I tried for years to decide which one of them is better, but I can't. They are both freakin' amazing! I agree, in the 80's and 90's they wrote a LOT of crap.... but I don't like them for that, I like them for their 70's albums and songs.
As for the best song : Nobody's Fault definetly. (great voice)
Also, Mama Kin, Uncle Salty, Sweet Emotion, Sick As A Dog and You See Me Crying are GENIUS songs.
The only songs that I really Love from their 80's , 90's are "Janie's Got A Gun" and "Hangman Jury".
Please, don't say you hate Aerosmith if you only have listened to "Dude Looks Like a Lady", "I Don't Wanna/..." or "Girls Of Summer". Go and get the two albums that I mentioned before or "Get Your Wings".

[tkitna]

Please !, before saying that you hate Aerosmith listen to these two albums : "Rocks" and "Toys In The Attic".

I've heard them a thousand times and still hate Aerosmith. Sorry.

[Ovi]

Well, I guess it's a matter of taste. I personally LOVE them live. Espacially Steven Tyler, when he's up there on the stage...that feeling gets me every time. The way he makes the show, the way he sings, just watch them at Osaka New Year's Eve concert from 1999/2000.... they were amazing! I would so love to see them live and they played this year in my country Romania...but unfortunetly I couldn't go to concert . Anyway, there are 2 things there on my imaginarry bucket list : to see Aerosmith live (and Paul McCartney also!) and to do bungee jumping  . Well, I'm still young.But Aerosmith just made my childhood. It was the first band I listened to and that's how I discovered real music.....after that I moved to the Beatles...I don't know, maybe Aerosmtih aren't that good as they seem to me, but it's just that feeling when you listen to one of their song, and you remember you beeing like 11 or 12 years old and not knowing what the lyrics are about, but just enjoying the music... They are something special to me and they'll always be.