They will continue to rock us through the ages: Aerosmith
- Caitlyn Elizabeth
- May 30, 2012
- 1 min read
Rocking through the ages: Aerosmith
After the announcement of an Aerosmith reunion tour set to start June 2012, I think it’s safe to say that Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer will continue to rock us through the ages. The guys have just about finished their much-anticipated next album, due out sometime this month, and are also juggling side projects to boot. The Village was thrilled to host Joe Perry in Studio B while he was working on the score for the upcoming G.I Joe film, “G.I Joe: Retaliation” in theaters 2013. Scott Smith engineered and Jeff Gartenbaum assisted on the session.
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It's exciting to see Aerosmith continuing to perform and create new music while also exploring projects like film scoring. Joe Perry's work on the G.I. Joe: Retaliation soundtrack shows the band's creativity extends well beyond the stage. Reading rock music updates like this reminds me of Crossy Road, a casual arcade game where I guide a character across roads, rivers, and train tracks—it's a fun way to unwind while listening to my favorite classic rock tracks.
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