I NEVER KNEW!! FIRST TIME HEARING AEROSMITH - DREAM ON | REACTION | *FINALLY UNBLOCKED*

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[@crystalscolza1663]

Even if you only do it for yourself and not as a video you really need to hear the studio version of this song he recorded it at a very young age many many years ago when his voice was very pure and it is beautiful.

[@coachjdc]

Steven Tyler is the definition of ROCK STAR! He wrote this as a teenager.

[@Shrykespeare]

Steven Tyler is the lead singer. You may be interested to know that his daughter, Liv Tyler, is an actress who appeared in Lord of the Rings (she played Arwen)! She was also in "Armageddon".

[@jaymzOG]

I'm sure other artists have sampled it, but Eminem sampled it in his song Sing For the Moment.

[@monicamad1285]

Check out some of their 70s songs. Back In The Saddle, No More No More, Mama Kin, Seasons of Whither, Sweet Emotions and Walk This Way. They did a rap, rock version of Walk This Way with DMC, fun video too.

[@anahatatutu]

You owe yourself a listen to the Studion version - truly iconic.

[@ajruther67]

*Like everyone has been saying, you NEED to hear the original studio version from 1973*

[@kevinsattler6603]

How about taking a tip from a 71 year old rocker. Not too many people even remember this group. The group is Ten Years After the lead guitarist is a legend Alvin Lee. The song is I would love to change the world. It's one of those Timeless songs. Still very relevant today. Peace ✌️

[@kierstenridgway4634]

My Dad had an album by them. I remember playing his albums on the piece of furniture that was a record player. 😆❤️✌️

[@stevewalsh4850]

61 years old here and yea Ten Years After would be nice

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

We remember. Aerosmith was big in the 80s.

[@cinnamon962]

Aww you’re adorable!! Love your reactions. Watching from Tupelo Mississippi ✌️

[@soothingwhitenoise796]

Yessssssss!

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Steven Tyler's famous scream. Goat..🤩

[@stunspot]

I cannot recommend the cover version by Morgan James and Postmodern Jukebox enough. She gives possibly the finest vocal performance I've ever heard.

[@robinbeerman4726]

Studio version best. Tyler wrote it at 17.

[@FUBAR1986]

Studio is the best way to go to start then go to the lives

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

@@FUBAR1986 Absolutely.

[@AsphaltAngel]

🤟🤟🔥🔥🔥

[@bridgetlaw1484]

another great one Sceez

[@justhere2115]

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[@letitbesummer6536]

I love that you put the lyrics up when you can Sceez even though I know most lyrics of all the music I grew up with - not all! (this one I do )

[@alisonmatheson7118]

Emimen. You've heard it in a Eminem song. "Song for the Moment."

[@Reigninsuds]

They’ve used this song in a ton of sports highlight montages over the years.

[@obiscygma]

Yo, just like I suggested on Radiohead's "Creep", now that you've heard the original, you absolutely MUST check out Postmodern Jukebox's cover of "Dream On" featuring Morgan James...

[@joshtaylor6038]

The MTV performance of this song is the best live version. Steven Tyler's biggest influences were James Brown and Janis Joplin. Check out Jainie's Got a Gun.

[@bryanlidon3436]

😭

[@thejthanner]

Do Eminem-313 please

[@sonnybarry]

Old men playing live is not the Aerosmith experience you want. Great live band in their prime, but this performance sounds like an Aerosmith tribute band.

[@saucy05]

Damn the crowd is quiet as hell.

[@justinperson3573]

Eminem

[@Prone2Thrill]

Written as a teen which is incredible. Early Aerosmith is way better IMO the later stuff except for maybe one song are all soft ballads. One of the most disappointing results from a top ROCKIN band ever and a waste of guitar greatness. Toys in the attic was a monster album full of goodness.

[@v.j.3029]

Not impressed at all by that live performance. You should've done the original studio version.