How To Be The Best Frontman Of A Rock Band.

I'm sorry, but there's nothing to see here. Move along. Steven Tyler is 74 years old and today I'm looking at recent footage of Aerosmith performing live. Can we even critique this? Is it possible to find fault? Maybe I'm blinded by love and admiration, so please correct me if you disagree.
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[@AdrianGrayComedy]

This is awesome. He's a bit less in the rock category, but Tom Jones' voice is really something special for an 82 year old. Might be worth a look :)

[@nosey500]

I was just rocking out to Tom Jones....yes i said ROCKIN lol Hes got an electric guitar BANGER from 2010 called "Burning Hell". I recently came across that when i was letting Spotify choose songs. I was shocked. Never expected that lol

[@RogueA.I.]

I got free tickets to one of his shows. It had to be almost 20 years ago. It was one of the best shows I’ve seen.

[@bucwredny]

He's not american though ;)

[@MultiMidden]

Tom still manages it because he's singing with his 'natural' voice or range or whatever the technical term is, I think a lot of rock musicians just push their voices to extremes so hard they just break.

[@binhawk]

@@nosey500 is that not a joe bonamassa tune? Still good though!

[@spiffy8576]

Steven Tyler is incredible. Still at 74 years old he is killing it. Absolutely one of the greatest frontmen ever.

[@daveslifehacks]

Never get tired of seeing the notification saying there is a new episode of JHRA. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tiestofalljays]

imagine my disappointment when I realized The Darkness were at a venue near me 3 months ago :(

[@BillMcGirr]

Agreed… this channel has grown on me over time.🎸👍🥃

[@friedrudibega6384]

I’d be surprised if I make it to 74 let alone hit notes that I sang 50 years ago. Great content!

[@froloffanton]

Even in 2020s, Steven still sings ’Last Child’ a half step HIGHER than the album version. It’s insane!

[@robintaylor485]

My mom is 76 and i can’t thank god enough for letting her still be super healthy and beautiful. I’m an only child and the day I lose my mom it’s gonna be super scary for me. I love my mom so much so much.

[@cliffjones9922]

I'm with ya on that. I lost mine at 50. She was my rock, and since then life hasn't been the same

[@bid84]

Cherish her, lost mine 12 years ago when she was 56, a part of you goes with them. I hope your mother lives another 30 years.

[@billyhughes9776]

I just lost my Mother @78 about a month ago. Spend as much time as you can and mostly make it well spent. Take care.

[@ctrockstar7168]

Wise words ❤️

[@GarrettLoganGriffin]

Steven Tyler was my first Rockstar. Aerosmith was the first band I ever just really fell in love with. I was born in ‘88. There was just nothing better to me. And you’re right, Brad Whitford is a phenomenally underrated guitar player.

[@icepick859]

What do you mean first rockstar. First one you banged?

[@593Music]

You are my actual favorite frontman. You are so charismatic and bring so much to each song. You're funny and talented. You keep the listener inclined to keep watching and listening. You're so comfortable on stage...as it's natural for you to entertain.

[@russchadd8322]

Really enjoying your channel Justin, perfect balance of humour, musical taste and pure common sense.

[@ryantiderington]

Just found the channel absolutely love it. You remind me of friends in class, too smart for their own good sometimes telling me about music and constantly interrupting the professor to correct them.

[@nathansmith-nd9nq]

I dig your authenticity Justin , keeps me coming back for sure ! Well done

[@Green-yp9ix]

Justin, you're just always so right, never disputed anything your say, and the respect you have for your fellow artists is just quite incredible...

[@champerschandeliers670]

Favourite part of my day when I get the upload notification 🖤

[@accepthisname]

The fact that Aerosmith has a career that spans generations, you sometimes forget just how long they've been around. When I first heard them as a kid they already had a well established catalog of music, and they were still putting out hits for many years afterward. That's some longevity.

[@billyhughes9776]

Considering the road he's lived to get to the age of 74, and if those clips are indeed some of the most recent live shows they've done -- he sounds borderline incredible. There's no way Steven cannot be on the Rock Frontman version of Mt Rushmore. Great singer with an incredibly unique tone, talented musician and songwriter, off the charts stage presence and he always looks cool as fuck. He's a one off.

[@spiderriff]

Once upon a time there was a singer from the US called Steve Perry. He was pretty good too.

[@russellzauner]

dont look at the Eels performance

[@markrushton1516]

He was then he wasn't.

[@theskidmarkoforion4829]

@@russellzauner please explain. I haven’t listened to eels in a long time. Are they on the downward spiral?🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️

[@lizziejordan-seeley4786]

I've only seen Aerosmith once, and that was on the PUMP tour - all I can say is they were AMAZING. The live Janie's Got a Gun sent goosebumps down my spine that I still remember today. I've not been overly inspired by later album releases other than Get a Grip, and I know a lot of veteran groups like these get criticised for performing more "greatest hits" on tour nowadays, but yeah if I got the opportunity now to see them again I deffo would. Totally brilliant that ST can still get the tunes and the notes out, keep rockin ST, but take care of yourself xx

[@Nolan013]

Thank you very much for this Justin. I have loved Aerosmith from quite a young age and they were actually the first live gig I ever saw. Vancouver, B.C. 1993 on the Get a Grip tour. I was 11 and still remember it vividly. Fantastic show.

[@isthatujeebus]

Honestly thought this was going to be a horror show like the Bon Jovi vocal issues, but GODDAMN he can still get right up there for this one. At 74! A lot of singers should be reigning it back as they get older because they clearly can't do it like they used to, but if you can hit THOSE notes? You crack on. Fingers crossed your voice holds out that well too, Justin. :D

[@michaeldelaney5971]

I saw aerosmith in Hyde park years ago and they were amazing. Bumped into Joey Kramer walking down the street the day after. Stopped to say how much I enjoyed it, and he was really cool. His wife seemed surprised and excited to see him being recognised

[@steinarbergstl5799]

Joey, Brad and Tom don't get the credit they deserve from most people. They may stand a bit in the shadows of Steven and Joe, but they are every bit as vital to the sound of Aerosmith as those two.

[@observadorcanario]

I possess one of Steven Tyler's harmonicas. Third time I went to see him -solo tour, Kentish Town (London), 2018- I was up there, close to the stage, waiting for the exact moment when he'd throw the harmonica to the audience. The song, incidentally, is 'Cryin'''. He's been doing it for decades now. Long story short, I grabbed it from the floor, just half a second before the next man would. It sleeps ever since on my night stand. Every night. And I've told my best friend and my family to bury me with it when I die. This is a true story. Peace out x

[@zombieparrot2606]

Aerosmith is one of those bands who cannot be fully appreciated unless you’ve seen them live. I’ve been lucky enough to see them twice, and even though I’ve been listening to them since I was twelve or so, I was absolutely blown away. They are amazing live. Amazing.

[@jeffcrozier7356]

No doubt…haven’t seen them but that dvd is gospel. Funny though that they had a period in the late seventies where they were notoriously bad live. Like couldn’t get all the way through songs bad. Train wreck intros bad. Their greatness also speaks to their determination, I believe.

[@stephenpatton6985]

Absolutely love what you are doing Justin. Alot of talk lately has been around the vocals of some of the frontmen due to their age and voice deterioration which is totally understanding but who cares.... BUT there is one man above everyone and that is the Lord sir Glenn Hughes, he has still got everything. Please could you do an analysis on his range and talent as a positive reaction to age would be great, the same as Jeff beck on guitar. Love listening to you(every day) and your popular beat combo you front. Steve.

[@musicminded]

Yeah I saw Glenn Hughes with the Dead Daisies ten days ago and he was absolutely singing his heart out and sounding brilliant. Top notch performance.

[@jamesclifford189]

Glenn is unbelievable, what a vocalist👏 Ann Wilson still has an amazing range too. Hopefully you'll do an analysis on her vocals too

[@BloodPlusPwn]

Steven Tyler has always been one of my biggest vocal inspirations, along with Dio. Being a man of a deeper voice, I couldn't sing like them even if I was good enough but their techniques creep into my style all the same. This man has only impressed me more as the years have gone on. He never gave into his failures and he always came out better for them. Damn fucking right, they will be fucking amazing right until the very end and I thank whatever infinite being I believe in this week every day that I got to live in the same era as legends like them.

[@saintdamien8290]

As you, I am man of a very deep voice, but I also find Tyler, Dio, Coverdale creeping in to my style. God I wish I could sing like them though. Lol

[@IanCoomer]

Third in the moments ain't too bad. Love you Justin Moments "comments " derrhh

[@friedrudibega6384]

I kinda like “third in the moments” though. Sounds mysterious……

[@julie_uk_]

You're a great tonic Justin, plus I had a welcomed giggle at you styling out your specs

[@lorriedmussett4692]

Justin I just adore watching you here and The Darkness videos/ musical catalog, which I was completely unaware of until a week ago. But once I found you and The Darkness..there's no going back. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for music. It's true, indeed, you never know unless you try. Don't judge a book....etc! Thx again

[@aletaangel]

There is nobody better. My absolute most favourite rock vocalist ever! ❤

[@wickamahn1852]

From Aerosmith to Draw The Line the mighty Mr. Tyler and the band were unstoppable, they highlighted my teenage years, and still do, love ‘em. Superb channel Jussy Bhoy, keep shining n smiling n posting👍🍷

[@peterlinley6520]

No argument with that assessment, Steve Tyler is a living vocal legend... but equally are the whole band living legends tbh. They were my 2nd band after Quo in the early 80s.

[@AlwaysAuntieDana]

Dear Justin, I wish everyone was capable of human-to-human love. Thank you for expressing that with Mr Tyler.

[@russl9029]

My mother is 79 as well. I am also very thankful everyday that I still have her!! Here's to our wonderful mums! 👵

[@karenmccabe2167]

Aerosmith was my first true music love. I still have a jersey with the words "Tyler Power" on it, that I got when I was 12. (My best friend has "Perry Power) We thought we were hot shit when we walked into the 7th grade!! Would love to hear your thoughts on Ann Wilson, she's about the same age-ish....and her voice still sounds stellar, too. Carey on!

[@j_freed]

Good shirt game, Justin and the Gonzo journalist shades really tie the look together. 💯

[@Cfolger]

As a musician I understand and love listening to you talk about songs and artists , especially Aerosmith

[@drmndrew]

Love your channel Justin!! Love Aerosmith! Another 74 yr old singer that still brings it - Sammy Hagar!

[@nkirk8740]

Justin Hawkins rides again, again. Justin's channel is always a great watch, with great content, a notification is always a joy! Justin's musical knowledge is staggering as is musicianship, I've been checking out the Darkness catologue and I've not heard a duff track, hand on heart they are all bangers!!!! Thank you! 👍👍👍👊✌️.

[@jackgreen8353]

A Slade video would be great, so much more than a Christmas song.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

He is still alive and kickin 'on stage and holding a note pretty well without the aged wandering vibrato ..

[@perrygoround]

I so understand what you say. I also LOVE Steven Tyler. By the way, I love you too as well, even more so since you started this channel. I guess Steven is an inspiration for all of us, whatever he is going through, he just keeps smiling and rocking. Hope to have him fully recovered and rocking on stage again soon.

[@plstrom]

i've seen them in Portugal in 90 maybe, still my favorite concert EVER ! in a bull fighting arena btw !! IT WAS TREMENDOUS !! with nuno's bettencourt and Gary Cherone EXTREME opening, MUST SAY ... absolute favorite show i've been in my life... it was almost a shootout of showmen on stage

[@allentastic]

The way you talk about loving Steven made my heart swell 😭💙

[@hailfellowwellmetTV]

Hey Justin, love your channel, isn't this vid from 2012 tho? So he would be 64, still amazing to behold... "when I get older... losing my hair...many years from now"❤

[@PaleRiderTCG]

I've been watching your videos for a while and I really like the way you comunicate and engage with people, so I ended up subscribing. What I couldn't tell since I heard it from your lips is that you were the singer from The Darknes. When I was just a child I remember watching some sort of spanish MTV (I'm spanish) and I Believe In A Thing Call Loved played. Next time it aired, I had already bought a VHS tape to record the screen and re-watch the clip whenever it was necessary. I was (and am) into quite different music, but you guys were something really special to me. An inspiration, and now I get to understand why your face seemed so familiar.

[@r.j.grayson6899]

We saw you in Edmonton this year- fantastic fking show btw! The Darkness and Aerosmith were both on my bucket list! Aerosmith actually came to my home town Fort McMurray in 2015 (I might gave my years crossed, sorry Mom brain, it was definitely before 2016). Living Colour opened for them which was just mind blowing. What you said about the guitars interacting- the way the whole band performs is like a well oiled machine. I was not prepared. I cried. It was wonderful. I've never been to Vegas but I kind of wanted to go there to see them again. I hope you guys come back to Canada again soon. I'll be sure to pressure my husband into getting us tickets. Thank you again for your wonderful insights. Nice haircut! 👍

[@elink2k1]

I always felt like Dream On was one of those special songs that seemed beyond their normal catalog (Like Stairway and Fear the Reaper). Having said that I loved one of their most f-ed up albums Rock in a Hard Place... a beautiful mess if you ask me.

[@beeragainsthumanity1420]

I'd have to say "Don't Fear the Reaper" was right in Blue Oyster Cult's catalog and slot, if you will. So many people are only familiar with their top 40 hits. It's a shame, really.

[@elink2k1]

Singers... from America... Sammy Hagar ain't bad.

[@coachjdc]

He performed with Carrie Underwood on the 2011 CMAs and I said, "kids, that's a Rock Star!" just phenomenal

[@robinmayenfels9675]

This channel is always fun, honest and amazing, thank you for everything you do!

[@Bubaroo420]

We moved across country when I was seven. Toys in the Attic was the only cassette my dad had left unpacked. Aerosmith has been my #1 band ever since.

[@JBDay28]

Saw em in 2014 in Kitchener ON. Steven has been a hero since I was 7-8 years old. I'd love to see them again.

[@charlesgratiot]

Justin been loving your music since highschool, and I wanted to say thank you so much for keeping real rock n roll going it's so tragic that all of our heroes are reaching the end of their lives.

[@markdraine3571]

Righto, Charlie .All one can do is delay the inevitable by taking better care of ourselves and making the best of our genetics that we can

[@Bizzmark1982]

The dude is in his 70’s and still killing it! I’d be happy to be alive let alone a rockstar after 40/50 years. Also, I just stumbled across your channel and I’ve been hooked. I love the darkness! Cheers mate

[@sidneyvandykeii3169]

I've watched about 20 or so Justin Hawkins videos and I have to say....he has great taste in Sunglasses. I myself can't pull those looks off but Justin seems to nail the look every video. I think its all about the confidence.

[@IrnBruNYC]

In America, especially in Black America, there is an expression: “Give people their flowers while they are still around to smell them.” Steven Tyler is fantastic. Thanks for celebrating him.

[@otherfish]

I met all the guys in Aerosmith in the mid 90's - Steven and co were all super nice guys except for JP. He couldn't be bothered but hard to blame him. I'm sure it gets old meeting fans. Steven was really a sweet guy taking time to chat and do a picture. Tyler is just great - and fucking amazing at 74! Love that guy.

[@freakyrandy]

YAY!!! A POSITIVE VIDEO TITLE!!! Thanks, Justin. I knew you were better than that. And no, no one is better. But someday they're all gonna say that about you!

[@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain]

I have loads of positive video titles!

[@freakyrandy]

@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain don't make me go count!

[@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain]

You should! Here’s a few: viagra boys, amyl and the sniffers, king gizzard, queen, Aerosmith, Richard Thompson, Ron Sexsmith, AC/DC, starcrawler, crawlers, fleetwood Mac, Bryan Adams they’re just the ones that come to mind! The rest are questions usually not negative statements.

[@freakyrandy]

@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain come on, pal. i don't wanna count. and counting would be silly. you know what i'm saying. it's all about the general vibe. you tease as though we're gonna click on your video to hear you say DLR should give it up because he sucks. i feel it's beneath you and it appears by your defensive replies you might feel a bit that way, too. i just commented because i think you're so much more clever than "should he just quit already?" kinds of titles. i dig you, my brother. just tryin' to nudge you a bit.

[@freakyrandy]

@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain and furthermore, i feel like once we get into your videos you're plenty polite and positive. perhaps a little too nice and forgiving at time, in my book. i think you're letting these guys off way too easily, but i'm a jaded jerk. but i do find it far more refreshing to hear you talk honestly but not harshly like most of the internet garbage. you're a gentleman, to be sure.

[@jacobknowles3166]

Steven Tyler is an absolute legend, a force to be reckoned with. 74! How amazing. Vocals up there, ageless and timeless.

[@joshsherlock2372]

Saw Aerosmith in 2013 and they remain to this day the greatest live band I’ve ever seen they were just incredible. Tyler was so on that during sweet emotion the keyboard/backing vocalist Russ Irwin came in a little too high Tyler immediately swung around and got him back into the right key incredible pair of ears and just a ridiculous band so good it was almost rude.

[@philippillis9393]

he has THAT level of control I know!

[@ropersf]

I saw Aerosmith on their pump tour at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. (Skid Row opened). They put on a great show and Steven even did flips and stuff on stage. It was a fantastic show and Aerosmilth have been one of my faves since I heard Toys in the Attic on my older sisters 8 - Track cassette player when I was 10 or 11 years old. (8 track tapes were big in the 70's, now their gone)

[@71771PAULTHEWALLOFSOUND]

You have been my inspiration to pick up my guitar again, and i thank you for the muse to do so. Brought a pedal effects box, new slinky strings. I'm a self taught guitarist and play pretty well for that fact, but somehow you've gave me the muse to buckle down and learn what I'm playing lol 😃🤟

[@robertpavlicart1332]

Great channel....keep on posting ( great topics)....greets from 🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮

[@sealdog24]

This video made me very happy and has me even more pumped to see them in September live!

[@maddy11580]

Seen Aerosmith a bunch of times but seeing Steven Tyler with the loving Mary band in Kentish Town was just mind blowing hearing his vocal in a small space up close was just mind blowing

[@l.anders8867]

I've always liked Steven Tyler as a musician. He is sealed in my heart after seeing his interaction with a little boy at his grandkid's birthday party at one of those amusement restaurants. Beautiful soul.

[@bridgetyoung190]

Loved that too. 🖤

[@finslaw]

My first 3 concerts with my dad: Aerosmith (Nine Lives), Page & Plant and The Who. Despite my dad and I being bigger fans of the latter 2 at the time, we both agreed it was Aerosmith that put on the best concert. Tyler's voice was phenomenal as was his mic twirling, although a couple stops later he hit his knee and had to cancel dates.

[@aspalovin]

I saw the Nine Lives tour in Detroit. Monster Magnet opened. Kickass show

[@tomflynn2912]

9 lives was an awesome show!!!

[@jimmccoys5778]

Love the channel Justin!!! Your commentary always brings a smile to my face!!! Honest and sincere insight is greatly appreciated!! Not sure why people love to bash others who are just doing their thing!!! Jealousy, to be fair I must say!! Thanks again

[@staticdynamic1605]

love your work!

[@prmm218]

That’s recent…..? That’s amazing! 👍🏻🎶🎸🎤 They look and sound great!

[@nosey500]

Aerosmith was the first band I remember being my "favorite". I have this vague memory of day care where I brought my Aerosmith "Greatest Hits" cassette and I sat near the window waiting to be picked up while listening to said cassette. The first cassette tape I ever bought was "Toys in the Attic". Aerosmith was before my time as I'm 35. Justin, you are definitely a "Steven Tyler" of my generation! Its really cool to have grown up parallel to your music. When we are all senior citizens someday and your on stage still killing it at like 75, its gonna be so cool to be like "yup, that legend is my generation!"

[@shedlooney]

I love him too, Justin.

[@jamesbedford3774]

Tyler's an absolute boss. Grateful to have seen them live in the early 90's, when he was a relative whippersnapper.

[@chrischilton8455]

Greatest living American rock singer? Yeah. I'd go with that. If Chris Cornell was still around maybe we could have a discussion, but Tyler's hard to beat. And what a showman with it.

[@ninaneher3316]

Would love to hear your thoughts on your personal experience of being an ageing rockstar. Hopes for the future? Fears of the future? Nostalgic for the past? Your at the age Steven Tyler was when they made their big comeback....a bit older actually. What are your plans?

[@eily_b]

He has already answered that in one of the last videos with reactions to comments.

[@korina62]

Justin, loved this, I wasn't aware of the Pump documentary, so I've just looked it up and watched, what a great doc, appreciate the recommendation. If you've got any more, would love to see like a top 5 music documentaries episode of Justin Hawkins Rides Again! I'd have to have Meatloaf's and G'n'R's Behind the Music (VH1 series) in there

[@keithnorris2109]

I'd love to hear your take on Rob Halford of Judas Priest. Just saw them last night in Luxembourg and was blown away! The man's 70 and still (I think) hitting those notes.

[@russellzauner]

I searched your channel and didn't find any mention of Glenn Hughes. Check some recent live clips - he's touring right now with the Dead Daisies and simply crushing everything. Deep Purple has a live video of "mistreated" but his channel has piles of clips and The Dead Daisies also have a ton of live songs they've been putting up in the past several months to promote their 2022 tours if you need fresher than 2017. Whoa. That was 5 years ago now. Half a decade. It didn't fly by but I'm glad I'm still here - it's still a decent chunk of time. 🙂 Let's do a classic fellow that people might be sleeping on because they haven't published anything less than stellar, like, *ever* so there's literally zero notoriety unless you're a fan of kickass bass players that sing even better than they play bass.

[@russellzauner]

Okay. Absolutely watch that performance on the Deep Purple channel. I just went back and watched it again and forgot Lachy Doley was sitting in that day. Talk about stage presence, Lachy Doley gives a workshop a session...the whamy clav :-)

[@russellzauner]

Someone just posted a cell phone video of the Dead Daisies... The Dead Daisies, Mistreated, 2022-06-11, Weert (Deep Purple) 13,474 views Jun 12, 2022

[@lazarus3068]

Great episode! There's a strong novelty to Aerosmith's music along with Tyler's bluesy dramatic singing style and scat singing that's so unique. Steven is holding his own. I don't like to compare singers because as a highly versatile singer myself I can appreciate so many. But sure he is among a few of his era in from the US that have held up very well. A lot of praise in the comments and some brutal about them being overrated. Perry and Whitford are a unique guitar team along with Hamilton's grooving bass and Kramer's rhythms with hard-hitting funky jazz feel. There's a jam feel to many of their works,as opposed to predictable sterile precisely played parts.. Just a few observations here on what I appreciate about Aerosmith. Musical taste is one of the most highly subjective subjects so surprising perspectives abound. Againg,fun and insightful show!

[@tylerbryant722]

Becoming slightly addicted to these video's. Always on while I'm cooking or working out (either this or Karl Pilkington). I think it would be cool to see you do a non-musical Q&A random episode. It might be a bit arbitrary but I think it would be a laugh xx

[@stevepugh3759]

Way back in 1999 i saw these at the old Wembley with support from the Black Crowes .. Fantastic Gig , Fantastic Band and a fantastic Day .

[@Erin_A_13]

I'm so grateful my dad took me to first see Aerosmith in the late 80s when I was a kid, and throughout the 90s, and onwards till today. Brilliant beyond compare. Fun story, in brief, my mom's best friend worked at a radio station in the Boston area in the 80s/90s. It was at the top of a hill, and at the bottom of the hill was Steven Tyler's house. He and the rest of the band were regulars at the station, and she went to many a party at the Tyler household - she has amazing stories to tell.

[@juicysuit7195]

The Making of Pump is amazing. Just discovered it 4 or 5 years ago and watch it annually.

[@jasonpitts8395]

Steven Tyler is amazing. One of the greatest song writers ever in my opinion. Glad I got to see Aerosmith years back.

[@davemis40]

Saw Aerosmith 4 years ago in Poland .. they and Tyler were brilliant.

[@wasp6439]

The Making of Pump was my first inside look into a bands creative process. I wore that video out. Watching Tyler riff over what would become iconic lyrics, it changed a lot for me.

[@user-sj1nz6fs2n]

Me and the hubby feel in love over the toys in the attic album. No cd s back in the seventies but we did have 8 tracks for the car , man the 1970 s was some good ass classic music and Aerosmith is around but for the 21 st century my favorite is The Darkness and Greta Van. fleet. Love you Justin. Ps still married 40 years now

[@jeffhays3845]

Only ask of Aerosmith is to re-emphasize the rock vs the ballads that seems to be the preference for the past few decades. More Mama Kin/Sick as a Dog type rock. Justin, love your podcast. My wife thinks I've lost my mind. :) She's right.

[@JesseLeeKing]

Hole in my soul is one of my favorite songs that has all the elements of a Aerosmith song

[@sophiar4196]

Was supposed to see Aerosmith in London yesterday, now cancelled, but just grateful I got to see them twice live around 2007/2010, great gigs! I'm also not keen on Dream On.

[@chillmeister]

I’m heading to see Arthur Brown tonight in London. 80 years old but still crazy.

[@martinmansell6574]

Absolutely gutted they cancelled their London show which would have been last week! Never seen them and now may never get the chance I feel :( Knowing they're playing in the US at the same time they were due to be over here is a bit of a kick too! Needed some of that Draw the Line goodness!!

[@lisahillturner5302]

I agree with you 100%! Steven Tyler is America's greatest export on vocal cords ever! Thanks for holding Aerosmith up! I have told people at parties lately, nobody appreciates how Aerosmith are all living and Still rocking and thriving and rocking our world and we are blessed to have them and we are blessed to have you to recognize such talent and be so humble and to uplift these people instead of tearing them down like all other jjournalists seem to want to do. I am a fan of yours. You are REFRESHING! love Lisa

[@Johnny_Vox]

To the greatness of Aerosmith it’s the simplicity of their songs that have made them so great. Love covering their songs…🎤

[@clivemerritt]

I booked tickets today to see you guys on the UK tour in January next year with Black stone cherry, really looking forward to it Justin. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🔥🔥

[@ParanormalResponse]

My Dad is 74. He is sitting on his couch self diagnosing all his ailments . Steven is on tour. Damn.

[@KoalaTracy]

I am new to the #JustinHawkins world thanks to someone sharing your #JackWhite #Fearthedawn song to his fan page. You are sooooo entertaining!!! Not only do I enjoy your perspective but I can just listen to you talk!

[@MrMllx]

Let’s do Billy Idol next!

[@philmorbey1827]

Sometimes people are critical when people miss notes when singing live but I think the odd missed note adds to the charm and highlights that this is a real singer doing it for real. I far rather that than these manufactured groups that are jumping around but still I tune due to heavy auto tune and miming!

[@jupiter2170]

Love the show. Would you ever consider doing a vid on the eclectic Nordic/Danish/Germanic band "Heilung"? They are quite something else.

[@davefuzzforrow6627]

Dear Mr Hawkins today I had a weird enlightening revelation type moment.twas on planet rock,my go to radio station and they played an old song I hadn't heard for ages. Death on two legs by queen,they were a complete change to traditional rock and incredibly individual.hearing this song I thought... .this could easily be a darkness recording 👍😎 I can see parelells with your songwriting and recordings/production (please consider this a great compliment to you sir) and I can fully understand your great love for queen,love your channel ,you are a great entertainer in many ways🤟👍🎸

[@charliebluechaos4963]

Natural. Better living vocalist seeking better living vocalist♡ so much love to you Mr. Hawkins.