"Steven Tyler was a Fn' P****!!!" on Aerosmith's Drug-Fueled Back in the Saddle Tour w/ Black n Blue

[@portopottybreath9375]

Got a Stephen Tyler story: when he was out promoting "Done with Mirrors" he agreed to a interview at a radio station I worked at. He showed up with two underage looking chicks and higher than a kite. The interview went really well until the first commercial break. He was so messed up he had threw up on the soundboard and had passed out into the puke. The two chicks he brought with him ran out of the studio screaming "he's dead. He's dead." One of the engineers tapped him on the shoulder and he sprang back to life and started answering questions like nothing happend.

[@rickytrux]

Love that guy…he’s an effin legend

[@Bitterstone3849]

😂 My brother from another mother ❤ 🎸. . . hope the girls made it home in time for school the next day. ✌

[@TedDiabetes]

What a creep. Anyone cool with him and his history with underage girls is also a creep.

[@waynesilverman3048]

Was he slurring a lot ? Or did he sound not that bad ?

[@dionst.michael1482]

I was there a

[@seangagnonProvidenceR.I.]

Yes Full in Bloom is back with another good story , I’ve missed this channel glad to see you’re back !

[@someonehadtosayit2566]

Steven Tyler is listed on the Epstien flight logs

[@sassydoe9407]

Uh-huh 😱

[@katjay3125]

Of course

[@angelwingstn3392]

Everyone appears to be on it

[@hendo337]

He is a PDF File, he had a guardianship of a teenage girl, got her pregnant, forced her to get an abortion, drugged her, tried to burn her to death in an apartment fire. He belongs in prison. He belongs in hell.

[@someonehadtosayit2566]

@@hendo337 yep. Most of his fans will pretend they didn’t hear about it once they’ve been told

[@localcrew]

Kansas opened for Aerosmith in Topeka Kansas and was blowing the roof off and the crowd going nuts. They had been warned that Steven Tyler was known to start unplugging power cords if opening acts were killing it - so they had set up a bunch of dummy cords plugged in where they could keep an eye on them. Sure enough, Tyler starts yanking them out of the wall, Dave Hope (bassist and BIG guy) throws down his axe and took off after him. Tyler ran for his dressing room but Hope caught him just outside and picked his scrawny ass up against the door and made it very clear that for the remainder of the tour, he had best keep his booger hooks off of their power cords. Rumor has it that he’s afraid to unplug power cords to this day.

[@shaunclifton5281]

Great story.

[@countermoonman]

@@shaunclifton5281and a very true story indeed as told by the original Kansas guys, would’ve loved to have seen that back in the day, Kansas in the 70’s & early 80’s were a kick-ass group!

[@tjh315]

@@countermoonman Kansas, with only Steve Williams still on the field, still kicks azz.

[@countermoonman]

@@tjh315 guitarist Rich Williams & drummer Phil Ehart are the only remaining original members still in the new lineup….bassist Dave Hope, vocalist Steve Walsh, guitarist Kerry Livgren, and violinist Robby Steinhardt have all left the group….new lineup-vocalist Ronnie Platt, bass Billy Greer, violinist David Ragsdale, guitar Zak Rizvi, keyboard Tom Brislin

[@tonyjones1560]

To his credit, a few years ago when Joe Perry heard this , he basically said that he didn’t specifically remember mistreating Kansas because of the substances but he apologized because he knew the stories were entirely possible.

[@j.t.cooper2963]

👍🏻😎Great interview. I was 20 years old back in '84. Great times and music. I really miss it. I wouldn't trade the 80's for anything.

[@Trenchant463]

Stay on topic brother. We’re trying to insult Steven!! 😂😂😂

[@randallreid424]

Neither would I

[@dalepiwek]

@@j.t.cooper2963 couldn't agree more. Not every generation is fortunate enough to witness true gold. Sorry I can't think of one liner insult for Steve 😂🤘

[@bretholloway2777]

One of my first concerts i ever went too.

[@tjh315]

@@j.t.cooper2963 Happy 60 you old geezer

[@tjh315]

25 years ago read a story where Metallica said Aerosmith treated them like garbage, they never forgot that and vowed to not treat other bands like that.

[@INDLIS]

Wasn’t that at Woodstock 94?

[@stevemcnary7963]

Aerosmith & especially Tyler treated opening bands like shit. Kansas caught Tyler in the act of trying to sabotage their equipment & I remember there was a roadie fight at one of the shows between Aerosmith's roadies and another bands roadies over similar things.

[@sassydoe9407]

DLR also backed that story about Steve.

[@UnknownHumanOnline]

​@@sassydoe9407Who is DLR ? Thanks

[@JamesReynolds852]

​@@UnknownHumanOnline Gee I don't know, maybe David Lee Roth? 🙄

[@johnpatterson4272]

Tyler only agreed to do the 'Back in the Saddle Tour' to put more disposable cash into his drug-fund. I saw that tour in '84 in Canada, Orion the Hunter opened and they were professional, starting on-time and they sounded well-rehearsed. Aerosmith appeared over 90 minutes later and started their brief show with a jam session which lasted almost 15 minutes, segueing into an out-of-tune Back in the Saddle. The band played for a little over 50 minutes then called it quits. Tyler came back to the stage for what the crowd believed would be an encore. He stated, 'the police are here to take us away...' then he walked-off stage. The crowd rioted and unfortunately a lot of damage was caused to that shed that night.

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

Orion The Hunter, love that band.

[@NoNotMe0000]

Hey Adam, (Donnie guitar tech) I was lucky enough to tour with Black n' Blue in the U.S. for most of the "nasty, nasty" album. I did guitars for Tommy Thayer. Tommy's a great guy, and I had a lotta' fun with all those guys. We did most of the U.S. opening for Yngwie Malmsteen and Saxon (Trilogy tour) Then we picked up with Queensryche and Keel (Rage For Order tour). There were many small jaunts with Ted Nugent, Triumph and a few others. I recall how cool the band was. Tommy's an incredibly good guitar player and the band are all good musicians. The bus was party central! Both lounges were "trophy rooms." Hanging from the fixtures were, bras, panties, and the like, which also used to permeate the bus from time to time. I remember a ladies high heel left behind, and we were in thick snow! I hung out at many an after party with the guys namely, Jamie, Pete, and Woop! Pete was hilariously funny! There was one night, I believe it was on a day off, we all were on standby before the bus departed. Pete and I were standing outside the bus when bro got some bad heart palpations and chest pain. Not gonna lie, it was fkn scary. I remember Pete had been swearing off burgers and fast food! He stopped short of going to the hosp, and luckily it passed but his rant was so comedic! I'll leave it here. Hope all's well with you and staff Adam. Peace!✌️

[@christianpoint0888]

That’s awesome ! U we’re on the A ~List frontlines ! I had dinner with Joey Allen in 04 when Jaime was singing for Warrant & he stated what a sweet guy he was !

[@fullinbloom]

Donnie from way back?

[@randysmith4381]

Love full in bloom Love Black n Blue Thank you

[@jamesstaggs4160]

I had the complete opposite experience with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. My friend's stepdad, John Hiatt who wasn't a household name but was know within the music industry, got us backstage to meet Aerosmith in 1990. I was 12 years old and a huge fan of their older stuff l. Perry took one look at us, rolled his eyes and stormed out. Tyler was super cool to the both of us. He seemed genuinely happy to be talking to a couple of young fans.

[@matthewbudzinski8320]

Crossing Muddy Waters. Love John Hiatt!

[@johngarrett5189]

He was grooming you

[@delphinazizumbo8674]

yeah, tyler liked underage fans

[@christowing3816]

Being from Boston ive lost count on how many times ive seen Aerosmith and ive also lost count on how many times I towed joe Perry's sons car from his condo in Brookline MA

[@shaunclifton5281]

What was the deal on the car constantly getting towed ??

[@MrMatthiasSchneider]

8:50 I might have to take an audio sample of him making the drum sounds for my ring tone!

[@dwade6322]

Best version of 'mouth drums' I ever heard 😂

[@jamescon55]

LOL 😂🤣😭 .... Seen this comment 1st (before actually hearing it lol) scrolling through the comments and then, of course heard it! (And being a retired drummer at 50 y.o.) 🤣 Yep ..GOOD stuff indeed 🥁😎🤘🔥🤘

[@Turk_2023]

Too bad the subtitles did not cover mouth drums

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

8:57🥁...lol love it

[@TMoody]

LOVE this channel and always dug Black N' Blue.

[@TheColdrush22]

Dude. You have the best interviews ever.

[@seangagnonProvidenceR.I.]

@@TheColdrush22 The best , like Bill Curtis for rock n roll interviews

[@shannonjones3714]

What a awesome video! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@fullinbloom]

Thank you for watching!

[@ToddHastings-ji5lp]

This tour, at Blossom Music Center. Steven Tyler was so messed, he puked side stage then fell off the stage. Rock n Roll !!

[@SahiraSound]

I saw black and blue open for Aerosmith at the Greek Theater in Hollywood in August of '84. Black and Blue was totally solid, and Aerosmith came out and they totally rock the joint I mean they were like a locomotive. I'd like to think that they were post rehab because they absolutely killed that performance, and they were everything that my childhood heroes were supposed to be!

[@mjwbulich]

Naw, they were still getting wasted then. They broke the tour up into two legs with a three month break in the middle. It was during the break that the band cleaned up. Los Angeles was on the first leg. You got a great though. Thats all that matters.

[@robpaxson4455]

@@mjwbulichyeah they were off from August to December

[@frankjames3315]

I was lucky and got the front row for this tour. I must’ve had them on a good night because they were fantastic!

[@MrRobYoung]

Was working in a The Rehab biz in the early '90's , Steve Basically Built (Donated) for a Brand New adolescent Center, The lobby was full of his gold records.🏴‍☠

[@sassydoe9407]

That's creepy considering...

[@mpete1000]

I met and hung out with Black and Blue years ago I was working in a Hotel where they stayed. Great group of guys had lot of fun partying

[@scottwhite2757]

Great Interview !! I grew up in Portland when Black n Blue were playing shity little venues..Great live band.. ✌️

[@michaelj.742]

I seen Black N Blue open up for Yngwie Malmsteen in 1986.They put on a hell of a show,tight musically with a lot of good stage presence!

[@dwade6322]

Love this channel ! 🤟

[@MrMudEagle]

America in general was a different place back then. My how we've lost our way. All of these musicians are all very well spoken, highly intelligent fellas. Its a pleasure hearing these stories. These interviews are a priceless piece of rock history.

[@johncollins1365]

It’s always a good day when FIB posts something.

[@seangagnonProvidenceR.I.]

@@johncollins1365 I concur 👍🏻

[@redbarchetta8782]

Steven Tyler almost got the entire Metro Coliseum to riot when he started cursing out the audience on the Draw the Line tour. What a major A-hole. I remember, I was in that audience.

[@Zedster88]

Black 'N Blue! Used to go see them at the Troub. I'm still holding on to 18! (And I love it)

[@Clarence2Worley]

Love BnB to this very day. I'm still amazed at how they weren't bigger than they were.

[@danielx555]

On some paperwork evaluating addiction for clinical reasons, there is often a box that you check if the person can remain sober while they are in monitored conditions. There are a lot of addicts who can maintain sobriety if they are surrounded by people monitoring their behavior. This goes for jails and rehab facilities, and it would probably also apply to rock stars whose record companies want them to stay sober during a tour. Some people can clean up in just a week or two as long as they have a sober companion watching them for a long time after that.

[@DougErapps]

This is so great!! Pete is a phenomenal drummer!!!!

[@jfrockon]

Back in 87-88 maybe. The band I was in was playing at The Shire Road Pub in Sacramento. B'n B member St.James and Thayer showed up coz the show they were playing (Yingwe, B n"B, Lita Ford) I think. in Concord CA was cancelled. They sat in with us then I went to an after hours party they were at. DUD of a party. But Tommy told me literally everything here and more about what F'ups Areosmith were then. Ahh the good ol days!

[@TheReubenKincaid]

I saw them in 1984 when Perry and Whitford came back. Before they went on the full tour they did 2 dates. At a small theatre in Concord , NH. It was the size of a High School Auditorium. Pretty wild crowd. Even in the 9th Row I was close. I saw the second night. Good show. A few months later I caught them in a full on show in Worcester,Ma

[@TheLordGoat]

Lots of weed?

[@stevemcnary7963]

I saw the Back In the Saddle tour in Baltimore, Harrisburg, PA, Middletown, NY, Roanoke, VA, both shows at The Greek Theater in Hollywood, CA & San Diego, CA. Ì didn't know if Aerosmith could stay together for a full tour so I saw the early dates on the East coast and later shows in SoCal. In San Diego they played a small theater called Golden Hall & I was 2nd row!!!

[@tonyhill1141]

This was my first concert at the Star Theatre in Merriville IN. They were a mess looking back as an adult but we were enthralled back then. Black and Blue opened for Aerosmith. They were tight and solid.

[@wyioughta]

does anyone remember when we boo'd them offstage at the firebird compton terrace in phoenix because steven tyler was too drunk to perform? i think it was def leppard or scorpions or both they opened for... back in the 80's

[@cootriley6]

Up until 10 years back, Tyler and Perry were still heavily in debt. Looked them up in Plymouth County (MA) record of deeds...Tallarico (Tyler) and Joseph Anthony Perry were mortgaged to the hilt...

[@NTJ891]

I saw them with Kiss on the Asylum tour and they were good

[@WineSippingCowboy]

That tour led to the comeback in Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦. Canadians Jim Vallance, John Webster, Bob Rock, the late Bruce Fairbairn helped Aerosmith.

[@ryantinker8598]

I saw the Back in the saddle tour in Portland,Maine.

[@gordonadam5148]

Who cares ,that early Aerosmith music is the real thing! Thats all that matters.

[@joedanker3267]

Permanent Vacation was a fantastic album. It's a testament to how getting clean and getting some creative help can rejuvenate a band.

[@pf100andahalf]

Perry said that Hangman Jury was when he knew he still had it because he was unsure up until then.

[@sassydoe9407]

@@pf100andahalf I think he's unsure now. He noodles a lot. More concerned about 70+ year old hipster vibes than hitting the notes overall.

[@boogiewoogit5597]

Sappy pop crap for HS chicks and housewives. Old Aerosmith is great, that was 50 yrs ago.

[@pf100andahalf]

@@boogiewoogit5597 You missed the song Hangman Jury on that album which was still old school Joe Perry. Also, see I'm Down and The Movie.

[@DrTomoculus]

This is interesting (for me) cuz I saw Aerosmith on the Done with Mirrors tour. I went on my own, with my parents waiting around Springfield, MA, for me to be done watching them. I remember it greatly because it's the one show I attended that was general admission. You could go anywhere you wanted. Which put me about 3 rows back from the stage, Joe Perry side. (which is odd in retrospect, as i'm a brad whitford fan, i think he's their secret weapon.)

[@brianwaloweek6770]

Was there too,seen them there 5 times including the blizzard show.

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

Why does his interviews always seem to end abruptly?

[@sailshane]

Black n blue vinyl albums were engineered perfect.... some of my best sounding vinyl.

[@eugeneodonnell4680]

I saw the this tour in between XMASS and New Years 1984 . David Johansen opened up not long before he rebranded as Buster Poindexter. Most of the fans didn't know who he was and stayed seated except for a couple of hardcore Dolls fans who danced on their chairs. The Metal kids were heckling him for having horn players and Johansen responded with "you little bastards." Aerosmith was good that night. Us 1984 metal kids were surprised you could have a good show with no stage show/pyrotechnics -just a Christmas tree on stage!

[@brianseneca3546]

I saw this tour on July 3rd 1984 on City Island in Harrisburg Pa. It was a PHENOMENAL show! They were great. Two years prior I saw them without Perry and Whitford and it was NOT a great show

[@johnnypissoff244]

I saw the back in the saddle tour in August 1984 and I thought Aerosmith was great too!

[@ahoneyman]

They also released a terrible live album for that tour. Not sure who thought Reffer Head Woman and Lord of the Thighs with Jimmy Crespo was what fans wanted.

[@Dokken1975]

I’d love for you to interview Mark Behn or Jay Reynolds’s from Malice. You’ve interviewed Icon, so you surely know who Malice is 😀

[@lennytidwillow3666]

Black N Blue, still in my top 3 favorite rock bands

[@ericscottstevens]

Tyler went to rehab in 1984, 1986 and in 1988 but he kept relapsing. The guy should have died decades ago, he is made out of steel or something. As for the hatred Paul Stanley probably hates Steven more than Pete Holmes could ever imagine.

[@martymartin2894]

Why is that can u tell me please

[@christopherbaker9676]

I should be dead myself but I'm still here

[@slowfinger2]

Perhaps Tyler is still living because he had a blood transfusion from Keith Richards.

[@pf100andahalf]

@ericscottstevens fentanyl wasn't in everything back then.

[@krisscanlon4051]

Holmes might be off a bit with Loverboy and Fairbarn...he didn't produce Lovin Every Minute that was a Mutt Lange song produced by Tom Allom...now in '86 Little Mountain Sound and Bon Jovi was a thing with Bruce and Rock...then Aerosmith with Permanent Vaca...Bonjovi Loverboy came later in '87 with Notorious album.

[@EmpEroR_SuRTuR]

I saw them on this tour in Tucson az, I remember Steven puking off the side of the stage during the show😂😂

[@mikebambamvincent2024]

Pete Holmes is criminally underrated. I learned double kick from listening to Autoblast.

[@fullinbloom]

No doubt, such a GREAT drummer!

[@shaun9901]

Without Love was in heavy rotation with me and my friends in the summer of 86. Nature of the Beach was the theme song. Stop the Lightning. Nature of the Beach, Miss Mystery , rewind (cassette, LOL), repeat.

[@JamesReynolds852]

Who in the hell is /was Black n' Blue?

[@robintaylor485]

Totally Cool listen

[@jameswillard-brown6697]

It’s a compliment coming from a lot of people.

[@VONNRIOT]

That first Black n Blue is killer still!!

[@jasona5806]

Bad ass interview..

[@canyonproductions7683]

Bloom!!!

[@PierreGarrabrant]

DD had that killer guitar sound on lockdown

[@joedanker3267]

The good old days when rock n roll was big and ballsy and ruled the music world. It was a good time to be alive. It was even better if you were a rocker. We won't see that again, unfortunately. Rock music has been corporatized, digitized and neutered. It's now controlled and lacks creativity and the rebellious spirit that made it so bada$$

[@slowfinger2]

Sometime between 1977 and 1979 in Toronto, I thought seeing Aerosmith topping a 4 band bill with Spirit and Rick Derringer would be fantastic. I wasn't a fan of the Asmith but thought I'd get to see them on a great card. Opening bands were so awesome. When Aerosmith came out it was like an anti-climax. Spirit and Derringer had revved up all the energy people had to give in that stadium. But it was like they sucked the energy out of Asmith. At one point my girlfriend and I looked at each other with rolling eyes, and just nodded. We both knew it wasn't working. We got up and left, less than halfway through.

[@2728muzikmann]

Maple Leaf Gardens? I was at that show. Draw the Line tour. Derringer was great too.

[@slowfinger2]

​@@2728muzikmann Exhibition Stadium. Outdoors. That summer was also another big concert with Frampton at Ex. Stadium. Did you catch that one? I can't remember who opened.

[@pf100andahalf]

I saw a show on that tour, Honolulu '78 when I was stationed at Pearl Harbor. It was just Derringer and Aerosmith. Derringer was on point like you said, but Aerosmith was awful. They were so bad that the only way I knew what they were playing was because I'd heard the songs a lot by then but otherwise was just overdriven distortion turned up to an unrecognizable fart and not much else. The sound was so terrible that it sounded like pure noise. It's the worst band performance I've ever seen live.

[@paulthompson8642]

Thanks again

[@SlugCult718]

I heard Stephen Tyler was thrown out of Johnny Thunders funeral by his ex girlfriend for being a p.o.s. to her in the past. You really have to be bad to be thrown out of Johnny Thunders funeral. lol.

[@pete7164]

About 30 years ago I met a guy who'd worrked security for concert venues and I asked him about the nicest rock stars he'd met and the boggest rock star a-holes he'd met and his answer was biggest a-holes were Aerosmith on drugs and the nicest were Aerosmith off the drugs

[@beeemm2578]

Thats gotta be some memory, warts and all. Once in a lifetime opportunity.

[@2728muzikmann]

I don't give a crap what he says about Steven Tyler, he's a legend and in the day up til Night in the Ruts, in my opinion, noone could touch him.

[@GuidoStonglio]

Nothing said was a personal option, just what heavy drugs do to a band. In so many cases it gets out of hand and becomes a danger to everyone around.

[@GuidoStonglio]

It's like night and day. Sick as a Dog. What's your story .

[@krusher74]

up on your pedastal forever. Dont let the truth get in the way of your fantasy

[@sassydoe9407]

@@krusher74 No kidding, one fanboy's treasure is another dudes trash! 😂

[@dextermorgan1]

I'm an addict. I was a complete asshole, too when I was still using. Now, I'm one of the nicest people you'll ever meet. Drugs can turn good people into monsters. Don't do drugs kids. 😉

[@sassydoe9407]

Some people are just rotten to the core. With or without drugs.

[@marktatum2592]

"ROCKS"

[@hdrake1000]

I saw on a Kansas documentary that Steven Tyler would try to sabotage the warm up band's sound equipment by unplugging a lot of their stuff while they were playing.

[@drvee1983]

I never heard of Black and Blue. Who IS this guy?

[@shaunclifton5281]

I enjoyed Pete playing with Stephen Pearcy in 2019.

[@rds1882]

I don’t want to broad brush him but the few interviews I’ve seen or heard, he was a prick.

[@junkboxxxxxx]

6:02 where's the duckin chicks man

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

Never ever Google a photo of Stephen Tyler's mutant toes. That shit will haunt you.

[@thespark-westmanshomeforva9046]

Where are they now? Remember the saying there’s two sides to every story.

[@GeorgieKid]

Back in the saddle tour 84 was my very first concert..I can confirm-Tyler was FUCKED UP

[@flashinthepan3273]

First time ever hearing of Black n Blue

[@pf100andahalf]

Same here

[@51502]

Same here only black and blue I ever heard was Van Halen

[@kevinb3307]

I had their greatest hits when I was 10, they turned out to be garbage, but the mainstreamers loved them. Im glad they are done

[@laurencecyr2992]

ADS. Aerosmith Derangement Syndrome. Many people aren't aware that they suffer from it

[@montyjohnson2708]

First album was the best album they did. Release Good & Evil!

[@tylersims6937]

Being in Aerosmith seems like being in SpinalTäp...except with Air-o-sniff, there's to be NO subtlety, humor or non-coke related joy allowed. Lol given another 10 seconds of thought..I think it's more like flying all over the planet, seeing hundreds of hundreds or thousands of people enjoying your music you created with your (benefit of the doubt here, so theoretically, we'll say) best friends....ideally. And in all actuality, "ideally" is generally a..big-time, fuckin four-letter, thou shalt never ever say, ever-ever, cuss word in rock n roll, itself. But, I digress. Whatever the hell that means.

[@rustyshackleford3514]

Sorry, but the drums on Black & Blues debut album are electronic triggers. Whether you know it or not. Great album!

[@TedCyrier]

Aerosmith is the only major headling act that I walked out on it was that bad , 3 songs in I left, no pride , no professionalism 1978 , as a 16 yr old kid you spend your money you earned, bum a ride to the show and have to put up with that incompetence .

[@TheLordGoat]

Not cool.

[@saxonsteve]

Who is this person and what band is this?

[@sdmbassist]

Seen them in 1979 at World Series of Rock, Cleveland Stadium. I believe it was Joe Perry's last show before he quit the band. They were not great. The line that day was Aerosmith, Ted Nugent, Thin Lizzy, Journey, AC/DC

[@benjaminhawthorne1969]

When RUSH were opening for Aerosmith, they were treated poorly. Aerosmith would mess with their equipment between the soundcheck and show. Lots of immature, stupid behavior. I've NEVER been a fan of Aerosmith!

[@qian4413]

I came here to look at Tommy Thayer

[@TONERAVENTUNES]

They can't spell the band's name right on the ticket?Tone Raven

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

8:57 🥁...lol love it

[@WhyTheHorseface]

Yeah those are absolutely Simmons electronic drums in that fill in “Hold On To 18”. Nothing wrong with that IMO. It was the 80’s. Today most drums you hear on ALL rock and metal records are programmed/played with a QWERTY keyboard and drum sample software and gridded out (each beat and sound perfectly placed in time) in recording software. Simmons are nothing compared to everything “fake” today.

[@dalepiwek]

Fuck man simply the best 🤘

[@dwainphillips]

Living the dream is what it sounds like in Europe.

[@Ohionortheast]

Black n blue I really liked there album then they were gone Tommy Thayer is a good song writer

[@jamescarter3196]

"... and we'd go to the strip club with our beer and our blow..."--- [music suddenly cranks up, video abruptly ends]

[@gemini_man66]

Tommy Thayer has the weirdest looking nose 😂

[@Easystreet208]

500K for Black n Blue album? Dang Poison spent 23K for LWTCDI

[@TheLordGoat]

Its weird Poison earned 50 million for their label off 20 K.

[@jeffdorian6026]

I love Black N Blue. What a band!

[@jawz20001]

!976 Draw the Line Tour I think Anaheim Stadium. Starz meh, Rick Derringer pretty good, Lynyrd Skynyrd fantastic. Then headliner Aerosmith sucked. Disappointing.

[@garydenver1836]

I was there and I agree. I think a band called Starz opened the show. They were good too. Yes Aerosmith sucked that day and I never saw them again.

[@garydenver1836]

Dumb ass me didn't notice you mentioned Starz.

[@RonMarion]

I have seen Aerosmith in concert 10 times. They were phenomenal 9 of those 10 shows, but they were absolutely horrible in May of 1978 when I saw them in Greensboro, NC on the Draw The Line tour. Joe Perry went into a fit of rage and kicked some of his guitars over that were sitting in stands on stage. Then Steven Tyler said, “This next song is for the fool who f’ed up our mics.” The band started playing ‘Big Ten Inch Record’ from the album ‘Toys In The Attic’. Admittedly, that was definitely a Spinal Tap scene if there ever was one. 😂 In 1982, I met Steven Tyler at the Los Angeles International Airport and he was very nice to me. Shortly after speaking with Tyler, Jimmy Crespo walked towards me and he was also very friendly. Crespo was actually carrying one of his guitars and the case had the Gibson logo on it.

[@DizGuys]

Black n Blue were money well spent…worth every penny 😅

[@billyshane3804]

Stephen Tyler - PDF filer

[@wewin03]

Aerosmith was notoriously shitty to opening acts. Makes it kind of hard to root for them.