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“Rocks sounds raunchy and dirty? Hell, our lives were raunchy and dirty”: Aerosmith personally dissect their classic albums

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“Rocks sounds raunchy and dirty? Hell, our lives were raunchy and dirty”: Aerosmith personally dissect their classic albums

Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford and Tom Hamilton recall some of the best, worst and decidedly average Aerosmith albums

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