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Aerosmith – Draw the Line / F.I.N.E. – 8/13/1994 – Woodstock 94

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Recorded 8/13/1994 – Woodstock 94 (Saugerties, NY) Visit Wolfgang’s https://www.wolfgangs.com/music/ to stream concerts from …

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44 thoughts on “Aerosmith – Draw the Line / F.I.N.E. – 8/13/1994 – Woodstock 94”

  2. I just noticed that Tyler was singing the harmony part. That means Joe Perry sang the melody.

    It's an interesting approach: both singers have to be able to sing at the same volume to pull it off.

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  6. Saw them open up for the New Yardbirds (Led Zepplin) at Staples High School in Westport, Connecticut. Steven Talirico (Tyler) was in a band called Chain Reaction. Steveven was a drummer then , and shared vocals. A couple of months later, I saw the Doors there

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  25. 100% I even googled it for you this is what they have to say✓there are stories about Brad Whitford's guitar being unplugged on stage and him calmly continuing to play, there's no specific record of a "mistake" in the sense of a wro dng note or poor performance. Brad Whitford is a highly skilled and respected, not even a record of a wrong note for Joe Joe might miss a note here and there because he's eccentric but you'll never hear it with Brad around, cuz it uses every inch of space every inch every inch of space he uses to fill with frequency there's no pocket of air or nothing and then there's no stoppage every inch he uses to the perfect exact measurement four rhythm but Joe Perry there's no way near as good as his own rhythm and no one even tries his but no one was obsessed with rhythm like Brad Wilford he's the only person I know who's obsessed with rhythm the only other person might be mighty edge from U2 that's the only other guy I might know that's obsessed with the rhythm like he is after that there is nobody else you name the goodest rhythm guitarists I'll bow down to you you won't find one

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  26. 100% so put it shortly when you go see this band you think you see a gun point at ya there’s another one through the woods pointing out is 22 guns you only see one, but there’s two2

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  27. 100% so put it shortly when you go see this band you think you see a gun point at ya there’s another one through the woods pointing out is 22 guns you only see one, but there’s two2

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  28. 100% these guys are from my hometown when I heard the song for the first time I knew for a fact every band in this country is more than says the whole world was working overtime so I little extra spry a little harder when I heard this song for the first time and made me smile. Smile and I always loved that one of my favorite thing about this song. It highlights a few things one is Joe Perry is one of the greatest lead😂 guitars that ever live, but who equals him in lead guitar, is his own partner in crime right up there in the stage is Brad Whitford, he’s just as good as Joe Perry as lead, but his favorite is rhythm. Now the the situation is is Brad is probably the best rhythm guitarist that ever lift so probably can’t play rhythm like Brad no no we can try. He doesn’t even try. He likes playing lead anyways, but he knows not to try. No one ever tries to be Brad on rhythm no, you can’t. You might be the best rhythm player that ever was him on rhythm is I seen them in concert at least 10 times and he’s such an amazing amazing rhythm guitarist if your band is twice as good with him around you know and that’s why Joe so great Brad is just 100% head to toe rhythm Kaaris and hanging around with Tom Hamilton, Tom Hamilton, most of greatest base player, he’s not the best of all time, you put those two together for the rhythm section. It’s powerful. It’s very powerful. Joe is a great lead guitarist from Bradford = him any day a week on lead lead his passion is rhythm rhythm that’s why all the songs has this huge rhythm section. Everyone of the songs has huge reason rhythm background. Everyone is not one song that doesn’t have always been a great rhythm. Band and great leads. In the singer. He’s very very excellent his great singers out there too, so it’s not like he could be the best singer, but he can hold his own. That’s for sure and I love him for the best for me cause he’s from Massachusetts. You know but that’s why that being so strong it’s so really if you wait them on a scale against other beans like one band might have a great guitars, but the rhythm guys he’s all right and Bilhold his own. They put backtrack to him. There’s no backtrack to Brad with it. They don’t need nothing and plug them into a M that’s it and he’s nuts about guitars. He won’t even show his real expensive pot that he acts like he’s got these guitars and they’re great if it’s anything over $100,000 he won’t show it he don’t take the risk they’re insured he has them. They’re in the vault but he’ll let everybody know you don’t take the risk that be like a loser a child and he says I got this one. It’s like 90,000. That’s all you’ll see 90,000 and under from him, but he’s got the two $3 million trust me he’s got them. He owns them for sure he has them there is involved and won’t tell you though you’ll never see those I love Aerosmith Joe Perry, the rockstar and Brad Whitford the crazy one that guy knock you out a seat with rhythm. You don’t even realize it’s happening Tom here on top of everything. It’s amazing sounds powerful. It’s hard to be. It’s hard to beat and the songs are good too, and the lyrics are lovely to beat. They are tough to beat band, and the other thing is this, they got the respect of the whole entire working community musical seed. Everybody respects those guys. 0:04

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  42. Pour moi les années 70 les meilleures. Les 4 premiers albums the best. Ce groupe si brut si vrai rock and roll à cette époque.
    Je regrette ce temps "Old Aerosmith"

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