Category: STEVEN TYLER

THE JOE PERRY PROJECT – Let The Music Do The Talking [Japan miniLP remastered] Out Of Print

This is a long overdue request made by a fellow reader of this blog: THE JOE PERRY PROJECT‘s two first albums in its Japanese mini-LP remastered edition. It happens that these releases – out of print – have become very, very hard to find. And now you see them both exclusively at 0dayrox.
Let’s go with the first, Let The Music Do The Talking.
Fed up with the slow pace of the recording of the album Night In The Ruts and frustrated with the band’s precarious financial situation, Joe Perry left Aerosmith in the spring of 1979. He took a collection of unrecorded material with him, which would later become the basis of his album “Let the Music Do The Talking”.
Baptized The Joe Perry Project, the band featured vocalist Ralph Mormon, bassist David Hull and drummer Ronnie Stewart, alongside Perry on guitars and vocals. After securing a recording contract with Columbia, Perry recruited Aerosmith’s former producer Jack Douglas for “Let the Music Do The Talking”, and the album was a pretty successful with more than 250,000 copies sold.
This is a classic, guitar-driven hard rock album that would rival anything put out by Aerosmith. You gotta listen to the audio quality; it’s really superb…

THE JOE PERRY PROJECT – I’ve Got The Rock ‘N’ Rolls Again [Japan miniLP remastered] Out Of Print

This is a long overdue request made by a fellow reader of this blog: THE JOE PERRY PROJECT‘s two first albums in its Japanese mini-LP remastered edition. It happens that these releases – out of print – have become very, very hard to find. And now you see them both exclusively at 0dayrox.
Let’s go with the second, I’ve Got The Rock ‘N’ Rolls Again“.
By the time of The Joe Perry Project’s second release “I’ve Got The Rock ‘N’ Rolls Again” original singer Ralph Mormon had been replaced by Charlie Farren (doubling on rhythm guitar), while the rest of the Project remained the same.
Perry still does lead vocals on some tracks, and while he isn’t the best singer in the world, actually I sort of wish Joe would just sing all his own songs. Joe Perry’s vocals remind me of Ace Frehley, another guitar legend, who has that “can’t sing so well / don’t care” vocal style that somehow just works.
This Japanese cardboard sleeve mini-LP replica remastered reissue is a collector’s piece right now.
You gotta listen to the audio quality; it’s really superb…

AEROSMITH – Pump Outtakes

This one was requested some months ago: AEROSMITH‘s “Pump Outtakes“, a compilation of demo tapes recorded during their 1989 album ‘Pump’. This is not an official release, but an actual CDr sold privately even with printed artwork. Some of the tracks present here later evolved into the album final songs, some are ideas never finished, and some unreleased – until...

AEROSMITH – Get A Grip [Japan Limited Edition SHM-CD mini-LP remastered] Out Of Print

And here’s the last of the requested best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, with the Japanese Limited Edition mini-LP replica, numbered, remastered release of the hit-maker “Get A Grip”, pressed on high quality SHM-CD. Everybody loves a comeback, and Aerosmith not only managed to survive the ’70s but hit their commercial peak with their 11th studio album, “Get A Grip”, released 20...

AEROSMITH – Get Your Wings [Blu-Spec CD2 remastered]

Reaching the end with the requested best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era, here’s the band’s second album “Get Your Wings”, pretty improved in sound with this remastered Japanese Blu-Spec CD2 release. In 1973, Aerosmith released its debut album to little fanfare. It’s a raw, rocking album, but the band had been somewhat nervous recording this first effort,...

AEROSMITH – Aerosmith [Blu-Spec CD2 remastered]

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Here’s the band’s very first, self-titled debut “Aerosmith”, pretty improved in sound with this remastered Japanese Blu-Spec CD2 release. Aerosmith emerged in America as a hard rock alternative in a music sea of glam rock and prog rock of the first half of the Seventies....

AEROSMITH – Live! Bootleg [Blu-Spec CD2 remastered]

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Now here’s “Live! Bootleg”, recorded with the band at their peak, pretty improved in this remastered Japanese Blu-Spec CD2 release. Since Aerosmith had become one of America’s premier rock n’ roll concert attractions by 1978, it was only natural that an in-concert collection was issued...

AEROSMITH – Toys In The Attic [remastered SACD Gold Disc] Out Of Print

And here’s more requests… one of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Now we have here the classic “Toys In The Attic”, and after listening to several version / releases, this special remastered limited edition on SACD Gold Disc is the winner. “Toys In The Attic” is where Aerosmith really tick all the...

AEROSMITH – Rocks [Blu-Spec CD2 remastered] Exclusive

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Now here’s the classic “Rocks”, and after listening to several version / releases, this remastered Japanese Blu-Spec CD2 is the one to get. With their fourth studio album titled “Rocks”, Aerosmith hit their stride, for many, their finest moment.The album was a commercial success, charting...

AEROSMITH – Done With Mirrors [Japan SHM-CD mini-LP remastered] Out Of Print

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Now here’s “Done With Mirrors”, in its Japanese remastered reissue pressed on on SHM-CD, mini-LP replica format. This is the eighth studio from the band, released November 9, 1985. It marked the return of guitarists Joe Perry, who had left in 1979, and Brad Whitford,...

AEROSMITH – Night In The Ruts [Blu-Spec CD2 remastered]

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Now here’s “Night In The Ruts“, and I think this recent Japanese release on Blu-Spec CD2, remastered, is the best you can get. American hard rock institution Aerosmith grudgingly acknowledged the dire state of affairs within their operation with the title of their sixth studio...

AEROSMITH – Draw The Line [Blu-Spec CD2 remastered]

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Now here’s “Draw The Line”, and I think this recent Japanese release on Blu-Spec CD2, remastered, is the best you can get. In 1977, Aerosmith’s released their fifth album “Draw The Line”. The title track and “Kings and Queens” are among my favorite Aerosmith songs...

AEROSMITH – Pump [Japan Limited Edition remastered SHM-CD] OOP

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Let’s start backwards, with this Japan Limited Edition mini-LP replica, Numbered, remastered release of “Pump”, pressed on high quality SHM-CD. Building on the success of the more radio-oriented Permanent Vacation, this 1989 release banished any doubts that Aerosmith’s unlikely late-’80s comeback was a fluke of...

AEROSMITH – Permanent Vacation [Japan Limited Edition remastered SHM-CD] OOP

One of you asked for the best sounding-reissue AEROSMITH albums, especially from the first era. Let’s start backwards, with this Japan Limited Edition mini-LP replica, Numbered, remastered release of “Permanent Vacation”, pressed on high quality SHM-CD. Aerosmith made one of the most impressive career comebacks in rock history with the Aug. 18, 1987, release of “Permanent Vacation”, their ninth studio...

STEVEN TYLER – We’re All Somebody From Somewhere (2016)

STEVEN TYLER – We’re All Somebody From Somewhere (2016)

“Country music is the new rock & roll,” proclaims STEVEN TYLER in a press release for his new, and first, solo album, the inclusively titled “We’re All Somebody From Somewhere“. Well, I do not agree, and fortunately we have some rock moments in the record, while the country-flavored are not bad at all.Indeed there’s something for everyone – the die-hard...