AEROSMITH “TOYS IN THE ATTIC” IN SHRINK!

AEROSMITH “TOYS IN THE ATTIC” (U.S. COLUMBIA) 1984 later press. CVR IS M- and in shrink…disc is M- as well
Aerosmith got too into the drugs to consistently put out classics, but their first four albums were enough to make them one of the heavy rock greats. This and Rocks were at the tail end of the group’s peak, but the end was also the beginning of Aerosmith’s place as hard rock legends. Aerosmith already wrote some classic tracks, but on Toys in the Attic there are more than on any of the previous albums. There’s of course the singles “Sweet Emotion” and “Walk This Way” but there’s also the title track, “No More No More” and “Round and Round”. The only song here that isn’t amazing is “Big Ten Inch Record”, which is a cover of a blues song but Aerosmith don’t execute it as well as their other blues covers. Aerosmith took over Led Zeppelin as the best hard rock band in the world with Toys in the Attic, but they only stay excellent for a short time afterward.
Track listing
A1
Toys in the Attic3:05
A2
Uncle Salty4:08
A3
Adam’s Apple4:34
A4
Walk This Way3:39
A5
Big Ten Inch Record2:10
B1
Sweet Emotion4:34
B2
No More No More4:35
B3
Round and Round5:02
B4
You See Me Crying5:12
Total length: 36:59