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billsbigego":3i7z1evh said:Modern Country = American Idol Bullshit music w/ vocal twang
billsbigego":3i7z1evh said:Modern Country = American Idol Bullshit music w/ vocal twang
ampjunkie":3m9dbtl2 said:jimo":3m9dbtl2 said:I normally don't participate in bashing threads (and I know that not what the OP intended). I love Steven Tyler - one of the greatest ROCK songwriters of all time - but this tune was just plain fuc*ing boring.
At one time.... Remember this is the guy who wrote Pink as well
sah5150":3q7fa8g8 said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
sah5150":jtm1wit0 said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
I never said he was broke...billsbigego":6l7fkrbv said:sah5150":6l7fkrbv said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
If he's broke well then fuck ......
I'm sure that's part of it as well, but the lifestyle guys like him lead bleeds cash, dude. It's easy for guys like him to spend millions every year... Gotta keep earnin' to live that lifestyle and not end up flat broke. He hasn't been rich for 30 years either - they lost everything to junk by the mid-80s and were starting over...skoora":3th45v97 said:sah5150":3th45v97 said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
C'mon man, he's been rich as fuck for how long now? 30 years? He didn't exactly get paid scrapings from Paula Abdul's snatch to Judge on Idol either. I think he's a classic case of needs to be hip for eternity and there is no fade into the sunset. He'll try to be happening 'til he doesn't remember who he is.
sah5150":rzbnqz1x said:I'm sure that's part of it as well, but the lifestyle guys like him lead bleeds cash, dude. It's easy for guys like him to spend millions every year... Gotta keep earnin' to live that lifestyle and not end up flat broke. He hasn't been rich for 30 years either - they lost everything to junk by the mid-80s and were starting over...skoora":rzbnqz1x said:sah5150":rzbnqz1x said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
C'mon man, he's been rich as fuck for how long now? 30 years? He didn't exactly get paid scrapings from Paula Abdul's snatch to Judge on Idol either. I think he's a classic case of needs to be hip for eternity and there is no fade into the sunset. He'll try to be happening 'til he doesn't remember who he is.
Let's say you're right and I'm wrong (I'm not though) - who cares what he does and why he does it? He's still the guy who wrote and sang on Get Yer Wings, Toys in the Attic, Rocks, etc. - his legacy and historical hard rock cred is safe no matter what he does now... He's always that guy...
Steve
sah5150":3fxvr8bq said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
Badronald":1hz5t3p3 said:sah5150":1hz5t3p3 said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
"fuck legacy" huh? Ok.
Ridiculous.![]()
He already earned his legacy, it can't be tarnished. The whole idea that it could be is idiotic.Badronald":2kiee5z8 said:sah5150":2kiee5z8 said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
"fuck legacy" huh? Ok.
Ridiculous.![]()
xXDaveyJonesXx":3um8agcj said:Badronald":3um8agcj said:sah5150":3um8agcj said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
"fuck legacy" huh? Ok.
Ridiculous.![]()
At least bands like Megadeth have a strong handle on an uncompromising, unrelenting 'fuck you and your country bumpkin top 40 money love'n ass' legacy.
Let's see what Dave Mustaine's up to.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/ne...t-appearance-by-country-singer-steve-wariner/
That went out the window a long time ago. The desire for money without working a "real" job replaced it.Badronald":22w2uj88 said:Wow.![]()
I guess people don't care about legacy anymore.
skoora":1t57us1o said:Hate to break it to you but 1986 was almost 30 years ago. I'm pretty sure from Permanent Vacation on he's swimming in money.
skoora":1t57us1o said:I agree that he's earned his place in rock history and he's one of a kind in every sense of the word. That song and video sucked ass though. If he did it just because he dug it and not as a lame attempt to hit one of the last decent markets left, more power to him I guess. I don't live too far from Nashville these days and I hear way to much of this shit, so it's starting to grate on me I think.
sah5150":mv1zadya said:xXDaveyJonesXx":mv1zadya said:Badronald":mv1zadya said:sah5150":mv1zadya said:I don't mind some country-fied rock... Some KILLER Stones tunes have a country tinge. Gram Parsons had a huge influence on Keef's writing for a while:
Sweet Virginia
Country Honk
Wild Horses
Torn and Frayed
Love in Vain
Dead Flowers
All great and very country influenced...
That said, I didn't really dig the Tyler tune above - sounds like a country instrumental arrangement of the drivel they released when they were writing with outside guys a lot in the '80s and '90s..
He's tryin' to make some scratch though... Worked for Kid Rock, why not Tyler? Nobody wants to buy an Aerosmith record that sounds like Rocks except us, dudes. Hate to tell ya that... but it's a fact... Guy's gotta eat, fuck legacy...
Steve
"fuck legacy" huh? Ok.
Ridiculous.![]()
At least bands like Megadeth have a strong handle on an uncompromising, unrelenting 'fuck you and your country bumpkin top 40 money love'n ass' legacy.
Let's see what Dave Mustaine's up to.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/ne...t-appearance-by-country-singer-steve-wariner/![]()
Yup, We can all forget Rust in Peace now. Dave's tarnished his legacy...
Steve
Well said and always good to have support for the facts!CaseyCor":19vw36xx said:It amazes me how many musicians have zero understanding of how the music business works, or how many fans of a band don't know a damn thing about them. I'm not even an Aerosmith fan and even I know the whole band went broke from a shitty royalties deal (and some shitty music..). Renegotiated, wrote decent rock songs with pop influence and made SOME money back.
There is no money in the music business anymore, but the lifestyles of the old guard haven't changed (unless their hand was forced). Tyler is taking gigs where he can to sustain the lifestyle he is accustomed too. If that means working on American Idol and doing a country record to make money without leaving music, then that's what he (and a lot of other people) will do.
The musicians you look up to don't give a shit about what you think they are. All the fans make up their own persona and "legacy" for bands, and when the band strays from the vision a complete stranger sees, those people get upset.
A band's "legacy" is made up by the fans, who DON'T make the music or live these people's lives.
Edit - Steve beat me to it.