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AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry told the Las Vegas Sun on Friday (November 6) that singer Steven Tyler quit the band following a recent concert in Abu Dhabi.

"Steven quit as far as I can tell," Perry said. "I don't know any more than you do about it. I got off the plane two nights ago. I saw online that Steven said that he was going to leave the band. I don't know for how long, indefinitely or whatever. Other than that, I don't know."

Part of the problem, Perry said, is that Tyler doesn't return his phone calls.

"He's notorious for that," Perry said. "That's one thing I've learned to live with. I try to overlook it. I like to pick my battles. Frankly, the last few months I've been wanting not to rock the boat. I don't want him canceling any more gigs. We really wanted to do these last four. We just kind of didn't want to call him out or anything and get him anymore pissed off, for whatever reason. So we just let things lie. So we did the gigs and, like I said, I got off the plane and saw this online. That's how I know about it."

Perry said he arrived home in Boston on Wednesday and read on the Internet that Tyler planned to leave the band.

"He has had no contact with me or the other band members," Perry said.

He says he hopes to keep AEROSMITH together, with or without Tyler, but he was so stunned by recent developments he doesn't know what's going to happen.

"Right now I'm adjusting to how we're going to go on," Perry said. "AEROSMITH is such a powerful band, I mean it's like a steam locomotive. You just can't disregard 40 years of four guys who play together as well as they do. We're just trying to — at least I am — trying to figure out what direction the band should take.

"As far as replacing Steve, it's not just about that, it's also four guys that play extremely well together, and I'm not going to see that go to waste. I really don't know what path it's going to take at this point, but we'll probably find somebody else that will sing in those spots where we need a singer and then we'll be able to move the Aerosmith up a notch, move the vibe up a notch."

Auteur:	noise [ 14 Nov 2005 0:48 ]
Sujet du message:	Aerosmith - Music From Another Dimension
Il serait temps et si ça peux etre meilleur que Just push play je suis preneur AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry has told The Providence Journal that the band will start work on a new studio record in the spring. Ever since the second album of their comeback, 1987's "Permanent Vacation", the band have worked with outside songwriters such as Desmond Child, Diane Warren and Jim Vallance. Perry says he's not sure yet whether that'll happen again, but whatever happens, he's OK. "It's inspiring. When you bring someone in, they have an idea of what an AEROSMITH song should be, and it's interesting to hear what their interpretation of the AEROSMITH sound is — whatever that is," he explained. "It's always fun to do. "We've got piles of stuff — some of it works and some of it doesn't. . . . It depends on what the vibe is when we start rolling."

Auteur:	noise [ 19 Aoû 2008 17:43 ]
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Bon la c'est vrai, ils vont y rentrer According to The Boston Globe, legendary rockers AEROSMITH are heading back to the studio in October and will hit the road next spring. In the meantime, drummer Joey Kramer is staying busy with bluesman James Montgomery, playing dates as the KRAMER/MONTGOMERY BAND. "James has been around as long as we have, and we've always talked about playing together," Kramer told The Boston Globe. "He had a few dates and wondered if I'd be into it. I said, 'Sure.'" The gigs are September 12 at the Roxy and September 13 at the Academy of Music in Northampton.

Auteur:	noxos [ 19 Aoû 2008 19:43 ]
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Franchement, y a t'il encore des fan d'Aerosmith sur ce forum ? après un "Honkin' on Bobo", nulentissime...

Auteur:	noise [ 19 Aoû 2008 19:50 ]
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moi même si le dernier bon album remonte à 1997, j'ai d'ailleurs acheté ceux qui me manquaient récemment

Auteur:	Behemoth [ 19 Aoû 2008 23:33 ]
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Noxos, on a pas le droit d'être fan d'Aerosmith pour les pépites dont ils ont parsemés 3 décennies?

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Auteur:	Fishbowlman [ 20 Aoû 2008 10:17 ]
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Franchement, même Nine Lives je le trouve bien nase. 2 ou 3 titres bien hard, et le reste...

Auteur:	Seosamh [ 20 Aoû 2008 17:18 ]
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Je me suis mis tout récemment à Aerosmith, je connaissais quasiment pas, en fait. J'aime beaucoup la période fin 80-début 90, le reste c'est sans plus (même si Tys est pas mal). Par contre j'ai bien aimé Honkin, il est très différent, et c'est sympa à écouter.

Auteur:	Behemoth [ 20 Aoû 2008 19:54 ]
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Si ça peut en intéresser certains, la Fnac fait pour une fois une promo intéressante en ce moment. Si on choppe 5 cds parmi une gamme de disques à 6,99€, on paye 20€. 4€ par disque. Y a quasiment tous les Aerosmith des années 70, du BöC, du Ozzy, du Satriani... Attention, ça ne marche pas avec les cds à 7€. Dommage, ça exclue les Rainbow de l'affaire.

Auteur:	Beurk Rogers [ 20 Aoû 2008 20:42 ]
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Just push play etait une grosse merde, mais je garde espoir!

Auteur:	noxos [ 20 Aoû 2008 21:17 ]
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Behemoth a écrit: Noxos, on a pas le droit d'être fan d'Aerosmith pour les pépites dont ils ont parsemés 3 décennies? Si, on a le droit. mais voilà, les pépites ce font rare...

Auteur:	Rabbitman [ 20 Aoû 2008 21:34 ]
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Honkin' On Bobo n'était pas si mal que ça, en tout cas pour un album de covers, ce qui place forcément la barre relativement basse, il s'en sortait bien. Par contre je me rend compte que je n'ai jamais écouté Just Push Play vu la réputation qu'il a, et je pense que je vivrai sans.

Auteur:	noise [ 08 Nov 2009 1:43 ]
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Bon on est loin du studio et plus proche du slip entre Tyler et les autres Citation: AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry told the Las Vegas Sun on Friday (November 6) that singer Steven Tyler quit the band following a recent concert in Abu Dhabi. "Steven quit as far as I can tell," Perry said. "I don't know any more than you do about it. I got off the plane two nights ago. I saw online that Steven said that he was going to leave the band. I don't know for how long, indefinitely or whatever. Other than that, I don't know." Part of the problem, Perry said, is that Tyler doesn't return his phone calls. "He's notorious for that," Perry said. "That's one thing I've learned to live with. I try to overlook it. I like to pick my battles. Frankly, the last few months I've been wanting not to rock the boat. I don't want him canceling any more gigs. We really wanted to do these last four. We just kind of didn't want to call him out or anything and get him anymore pissed off, for whatever reason. So we just let things lie. So we did the gigs and, like I said, I got off the plane and saw this online. That's how I know about it." Perry said he arrived home in Boston on Wednesday and read on the Internet that Tyler planned to leave the band. "He has had no contact with me or the other band members," Perry said. He says he hopes to keep AEROSMITH together, with or without Tyler, but he was so stunned by recent developments he doesn't know what's going to happen. "Right now I'm adjusting to how we're going to go on," Perry said. "AEROSMITH is such a powerful band, I mean it's like a steam locomotive. You just can't disregard 40 years of four guys who play together as well as they do. We're just trying to — at least I am — trying to figure out what direction the band should take. "As far as replacing Steve, it's not just about that, it's also four guys that play extremely well together, and I'm not going to see that go to waste. I really don't know what path it's going to take at this point, but we'll probably find somebody else that will sing in those spots where we need a singer and then we'll be able to move the Aerosmith up a notch, move the vibe up a notch."

Auteur:	Caza [ 08 Nov 2009 10:20 ]
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Je pensais que les crises d'égo appartenaient au passé, faut croire que non

Auteur:	ZoSo [ 08 Nov 2009 14:16 ]
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Putain ça me fait vraiment chier. Je sais que pour certains c'est juste la mort cérébrale d'un groupe déjà dans le coma, mais je les avais vu y'a trois ans et ils m'avaient botté le cul. J'attendais avec impatience une nouvelle date française.

Auteur:	Caza [ 08 Nov 2009 14:48 ]
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J'avais bien aimé la date de Bercy, c'était en juin 2007, donc 2 ans et demi pour pinailler . Ils ont exhumé S.O.S. et pour tout dire je ne m'y attendais pas (pas eu de morceau de rocks en revanche aaaargh). Ni même pour Hangman Jury... J'ai même du prendre une chambre d'hôtel Heureusement en s'y prenant à l'avance, les billets de train ne me sont revenus qu'à 40 euros au total (aller-retour !). C'était une expérience à faire, j'ai fait ça tout seul, même si j'ai sympathisé avec un gars à côté de moi qui les a vu lors du Pump tour (et suivantes)

Auteur:	Caza [ 08 Nov 2009 15:10 ]
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Je l'ai longtemps haï JPP. Avec le temps il passe (4 à 5 titres sauvés). J'ai des regrets quand même quand j'entends le précédent.

Auteur:	noise [ 08 Nov 2009 16:43 ]
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Pareil et de loin, Nine Lives est un bon disque, déjà avec sa piste CD-ROM, je l'ai usé celle là et bon pas grand chose à jeter 1. "Nine Lives" 2. "Falling in Love (Is Hard on the Knees)" 3. "Hole in My Soul" 4. "Taste of India" 5. "Full Circle" 6. "Something's Gotta Give" 7. "Ain't That a Bitch" 8. "The Farm" 9. "Crash" 10. "Kiss Your Past Good-Bye" 11. "Pink" 12. "Falling Off" 13. "Attitude Adjusment" 14. "Fallen Angels" Y a juste les deux derniers titres en fait, j'aime même Hole in my Soul

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Auteur:	noise [ 08 Nov 2009 14:53 ]
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Ouais pas de regrets si ça stoppe, je les ai vu au graspop 2007, c'était énorme ça me suffit et bon comme j'ai dis au dessus, Just Push Play était une daube atomique, et Nine Lives commence à remonter, 1997, rien pour croire que ça allait bien donner en studio en fait

Auteur:	ZoSo [ 08 Nov 2009 15:26 ]
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Mon indulgence s'arrête à Get a Grip (ce qui est déjà pas mal par rapport à certains rageux). Pour le reste j'aime quasiment tout et j'ai tout les albums à part DWM, PV (la honte), et NITR.

Auteur:	Caza [ 08 Nov 2009 15:32 ]
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Je préfère Nine Lives à Get a grip...