AEROSMITH
Permanent Vacation (Geffen)
Pump (Geffen)
Get A Grip (Geffen)
Reviewed by Shaun Dale
Though the comeback that accompanied Aerosmith's switch from Columbia to
Geffen Records had begun with 1985's Done With Mirrors, they had to wait two
years for the payoff. Permanent Vacation proved once and for all that their
hiatus was actually just a temporary thing, producing hit singles like "Rag
Doll" and "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)" that put them back in heavy rotation on
MTV and back at the top of the hard rock pack.
Pump and Get A Grip followed in due course, proving that the group's success
was no fluke. All three are available now in freshly remastered editions.
They sound real good and rock like crazy. I know. It's only rock and roll.
But I'm not the only one who likes it....
Track Lists:
Permanent Vacation: Heart's Done Time * Magic Touch * Rag Doll * Simoriah *
Dude (Looks Like A Lady) * St. John * Hangman Jury * Girl Keeps Coming Apart
* Angel * Permanent Vacation * I'm Down * The Movie
Pump: Young Lust * F.I.N.E. * Going Down * Love In An Elevator * Monkey On
My Back * Water Song * Janie's Got A Gun * Dulcimer Stomp * The Other Side *
My Girl * Don't Get Mad, Get Even * Hoodoo * Voodoo Medicine Man * What It
Takes
Get A Grip: Intro * Eat The Rich * Fever * Livin' On The Edge * Flesh * Walk
On Down * Shut Up And Dance * Cryin' * Gotta Love It * Crazy * Line Up *
Amazing * Boogie Man
© 2002 - Shaun Dale
