Their final studio album to date (as of 2025). It is a double-disc monster that tries to do everything: 70s riff-rock, 90s ballads, and even a country song. There are moments of brilliance ( "Oh Yeah" is vintage Perry) and moments of cringe (the rap-rock of "Street Jesus" ). At 15 tracks, it is too long, but given that the band was in their 60s and fighting constantly, it’s a respectable farewell. "What Could Have Been Love" (written by Diane Warren) is a closing-time power ballad that reminds you why they ruled the world.
: The band’s major breakthrough, featuring "Walk This Way" and "Sweet Emotion". Rocks (1976) aerosmith all albums
Before the pyrotechnics and stadiums, there was a hungry band playing for cheap beer. Their debut album is raw, unpolished, and dripping with blues influence. While it only reached #166 on the Billboard charts upon release, it contained the seed of their future: "Dream On." Steven Tyler’s vocal range on this power ballad is nothing short of supernatural. The rest of the album is a raucous bar fight of harmonica, slide guitar, and teenage angst. It is the sound of a band finding its feet, but the swagger is already undeniable. Their final studio album to date (as of 2025)