Aerosmith

1973

I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing, Come Together, Sweet Emotion, What Kind of Love Are You On.

STEVEN TYLER!!! but because of rehab and stuff he's going to be "temporarily" replaced and one of the people they're looking into and has auditioned is Billy Idol.

I count 15. Here they are.

Dream On (3), Walk This Way(5), Dude (8), Angel (1), Love in an Elevator (2), Janie's Got A gun (2), What It Takes (4), The Other Side (10), Livin on the Edge (2), Cryin' (4), Amazing (3), Crazy (2), Pink (3), I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing (1), and Jaded (10).

It was recorded at a studio in New York's Times Square in 1975.

Nope! Rejoice baby! June 29 and you better go get in line at Best Buy. I'll ave you a spot.

they formed in 1969, played their first gig in 1970, got a record deal in 1971.

get a grip 1993

It really just depends but you can say anywhere from 800K to 2MILL+ and that's all over head not profit! Steven Tyler only makes about 20MILL a year and that's from all sources so...only they and there agent and tax handler really know!

Steven Tyler is 61 years old- born 26. March 1948, Joe Perry is 58- born 10. September 1950, Joey Kramer is 59- born 21. June 1950, Tom Hamilton is 57- born 31. December 1951, Brad Whitford is 57- born 21. February.

Steven Tyler has been married in the past, but he is not currently married.

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It has only 6 colors red,orange,yellow,green,blue,and purple

Yes, Aerosmith did perform "Dreamweaver." If you look it up on YouTube, you will see at least one version.

no! he has four children. one of which is Liv Tyler, the star of lord of the rings, the hulk, the strangers, and many more movies. he also has had many wifes and girlfriends. although, in "dream on" (the book), cyrinda foxe(his ex wife, mia tyler's mom)says that it was rumored that he had slept with a guy while she was gone once. but know one knows for sure if that ever happend. if you read "dream on" you will know that steven tyler is definetly no gay. it is very..descriptive. lets just say that.

ADDED: In his autobiography, 'Does The Noise In My Head Bother You?' (published May 2011), he states that he did try the whole gay deal when he was younger, but it didn't do for him.

Alicia Silverstone

Aerosmith music group is worth $ 460,000,000.00

The year the album, "Amazing", was released by the American Rock Band, Aerosmith, was the year 1993, in the month of November. When released it charted number 72 on the US Billboards.

The song is called Angels first recorded by Robbie Williams. Written by Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers.

aerosmith is Americas greatest rock and roll band and has influenced alot of musicians like guns and roses also aerosmith has 14 albums of original material some greatest hits albums have 1-3 original songs on it

That was Super Bowl XXXV between the Baltimore Ravens and New York Giants played January 28, 2001.

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The reason Tool doesn't allow iTunes (or any other digital music distributor) to sell their music has little to do with "illegal file sharing" or that they're simply "holding out like Metallica." True, they do put a lot of work into the physical packaging and presentation of their albums, and thus they prefer that consumers get the full artistic experience by purchasing the artwork along with the music. However, that's only half of the reason.

I believe that Tool probably WOULD allow their albums to be sold digitally if iTunes would allow them to sell them ONLY in their entirety... that is, people would NOT be able to download individual tracks. Rumor has it that iTunes has refused to make such accommodations, so the band continues to avoid digital album sales. Not sure if this is really true, but it wouldn't surprise me in the least.

If you know anything about Tool, you recognize their songs are often very lengthy (like 8+ minutes a piece) and frequently blend into one another. They're one of the few bands that truly carries on the tradition of the "concept album," and to enable people to pick and choose individual tracks from any of their albums would be to condone the bastardization of that tradition. Their albums are not simply collections of one-off pop songs. They are much more akin to epic, classical compositions with many different movements that build on, and borrow from one another to form a single cohesive work. They're meant to be experienced as a whole.

This is actually NOT so much the case for Maynard James Keenan's other bands (A Perfect Circle and Puscifer), whose albums ARE available for digital purchase on iTunes etc. I guess maybe because these bands are more song-oriented he felt it wasn't degrading the art to make them available digitally.

Not to mention, Tool have always made a conscious effort to present themselves as something of an enigma. Just listen to any interview they've ever given and it will become obvious that they're not interested in philosophical conversation or revealing much about what truly inspires them. They basically adhere to sarcasm and nonsensical comments. Thus, I wouldn't be surprised if they're boycotting iTunes "just because," so they can inspire people like you to go on the internet and hypothesize about the reasons why.