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Artist: Aerosmith

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CD Title: Live Bootleg

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1978

Label: Columbia

Catalog Number: Ck-53045

Personnel

Steven Tyler lead vocals, harmonica, percussion, keyboards
Joe Perry guitar, percussion, vocals
Brad Whitford guitar
Tom Hamilton bass
Joey Kramer drums, vocals

Tracks

1.  Back In The Saddle live  4:25
2.  Sweet Emotion live  4:42
3.  Lord Of The Thighs live  7:18
4.  Toys In The Attic live  3:45
5.  Last Child live  3:14
6.  Come Together live  4:51  Cover: The Beatles
7.  Walk This Way live  3:46
8.  Sick As A Dog live  4:42
9.  Dream On live  4:31
10.  Chip Away The Stone live  4:12
11.  Sight For Sore Eyes live  3:18
12.  Mama Kin live  3:43
13.  S.O.S.live  2:46
14.  I Ain't Got You live  3:57
15.  Mother Popcorn live  7:00
16.  Train Kept A Rollin'/Strangers In The Night live  4:51
  
Total Running Time:  71:01

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Bisho Date: July 31, 2001 at 10:55
Captures the raw power of what is AEROSMITH. Awesome!

From: Harvey Date: November 16, 2001 at 13:09
The sound of Aerosmith stopping bootleggers making a ton of money (see Toys..Rocks..Draw comments)

From: TIM Date: July 28, 2002 at 13:23
I'll have to try this one out Bisho. I'm not sure that I've heard it.

From: Nift Date: September 6, 2002 at 22:23
raw power for sure but give it to me some other way..found this a dud

From: James Date: September 7, 2002 at 15:55
I have the cassette and it has a ton more songs than this. On this release you can see where Guns n Roses stole their sound from. Very Raw album

From: Long Time Fan Date: October 25, 2002 at 11:06
I have been an Aerosmith fan from day one, saw them in the late 70's and own over 50 boots. The sound quality or performances on this is not the best. Everyone of my boots is better.

From: Big Papa K Date: July 13, 2004 at 17:23
The title of this album is good, as it does not like a bootleg as their does not seem to be any studio touch up work. The drugs were affecting them greatly by this time as it shows on some of the songs, but this is a great collection and includes some new songs like "Chip Away The Stone". 8/10

From: Propane Date: December 2, 2004 at 12:22
I saw these guys at Cal Jam 2 this year and they stunk live. This disc kind of points that out. Too much excessive endulgence.

From: Nick C Date: February 22, 2005 at 17:43
Totally fantastic Live album...nice and raw not over produced like so many other bands who try to hide their failings in the live environment with tons of overdubs. Just brill Sight for Sore Eyes is a killer version and completely rocks! The version of Draw the Line is great too ... a few tracks missing off the listing here.. like Dream On (although Draw The Line is not listed on the official release if I remember correctly). All live albums should be like this!

From: Metalmusicman Date: January 3, 2007 at 0:57
Cool live show showcasing Aerosmith in the raw and I do mean the raw. The show is awsome for what it is and a blast to listen to, but the life of excess shows hard. The overall performance is rough and so is the production. So I guess the title "Bootleg" is somewhat suiting here. There are more tracks than listed above and the show comes off quite well. Dispite the rough edges. Cool for fans of the band, but not a way to get to know them.

From: rick kerch vzla Date: April 20, 2014 at 14:15
In agreement with the very first comment!!!...in here it showed a raw & direct live band without the "make up" of nowadays(if you know what i mean)...i own it on vinyl(a double one)that included a poster...enjoyable stuff...87/100


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