"Can't catch me cuz the rabbit's done died" - how many folk get that line?

70's Aerosmith was fire. Hard to beat their first five albums. You would have to look high and low to find a bad tune. Dive into that era of Aerosmith and you won't be disappointed.

The first album I ever bought with my own money was this album in 1975 when I was 8 years old. I heard Walk this Way and was hooked. The follow up album Rocks (1976) is Aerosmith’s masterpiece.

Some argue if this was the first rap song. Others say that Blondie invented rap.

70s Aerosmith is dope Aerosmith! They came out swinging and rocking big time, enough to impress Jimmy Page. Please do more of them back in the day, The Seasons of Wither is another amazing track. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶

As a Brother✊🏿 from the Boogie Down Bronx, (59 years old) I was a big fan of Aerosmith. They had a funky groove to their rock thing. Way before Aerosmith collaborated with RunDmc, the drum intro to “Walk This Way” was cut and scratched at the hip hop club. Plus the original song is way better than that watered down rock/HipHop collabo!!! Yea I said it!!!😂😂

70's Aerosmith cooked. After that, they went pop-rock.

Interesting fact, straight from Steven Tyler's mouth: He told Howard Stern that the percussion instrument (I forgot which) broke at the beginning of the recording, and he picked up some packets of sugar, turned up the amps and shook them to make that sound. Thank you for another great reaction!

Dusty Springfield. Son of a Preacher Man!!

Anything from the movie Dazed and Confused is a hit

Great song. Great reaction. This whole album is amazing.

Toys in the Attic is solid gold from end to end. No bad tracks on this entire album.

'Toys In The Attic', great album. Another great album from early Aerosmith is 'Rocks'.

Toys and Rocks. Play them over and over. So good. Did see AcDc open for them back in the day. Good times.

Early Aerosmith It's a Classic!! You guys are Great Reviewers!

This is such a big banger. The intro is so awesome, and then you’re just waiting for that first “SWEEEEEEEET”.Probably Aerosmith’s finest moment for me at least, and they had a LOT. Glad y’all dig the dirty on this.

"They went to the studio with some intent that day." Well said, sir!

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, 70s Aerosmith is the absolute best version of the band. It’s when their music was vital. The song writing during this era was incredible and iconic.

"One Way Street", "Movin Out", "Mama Kin", "Dream On"... The 1st record will always be my fav.

They went to the studio with some INTENT that day!!! NICE ONE!! Probably my favorite by these guys. This and the entire first album. I seen these guys 7/21/1978 and AC/DC Highway To Hell tour opened for $12. Though Iconic and legendary, still underrated to me especially lyrically. Steve Tyler wrote DREAM ON when he was 14. Stack that with the rest and MAN!! Quite the catalog. Thanks Guys!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎