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by Voyager » Sun Dec 06, 2009 12:43 pm
verslibre wrote:Voyager wrote:I have to concur with the love of Jennifer from those forum replies that I posted - she is (was?) seriously hot:
She's not all that. Girl-next-door cute, but not a "babe."
And look at all the airbrushing on her mug in that pic. Jessica Alba blows her away. I just wish she'd blow me.
by Deb » Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:22 am
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:29 pm
by Maui Tom » Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:30 pm
kissarmy wrote:Lenny Kravitz is a very good vocalist. Steven Tyler's voice sucks. Enough of that monkey howling already.
Lenny is a good lyricist. Steven Tyler has other people write his songs.
The four other guys in Aerosmith should fire Tyler, hire Kravitz, and record a rock and roll/hard rock record.
Tyler can go "Brand Tyler" and have Diane Warren write him a cd full of sappy ballads aimed for his
soccer mom audience.
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:40 pm
lights1961 wrote:Playitloudforme wrote:http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=131446
The Pulse of Radio reports: The current issue of Rolling Stone magazine features an in-depth look at the rift between AEROSMITH singer Steven Tyler and the rest of the band, including interviews with guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, plus drummer Joey Kramer, in which they speak openly about their relationship with Tyler and their plans for the group's future. The most surprising comment, however, may come from former Geffen Records executive John Kalodner, who oversaw AEROSMITH's late Eighties comeback and some of their biggest albums, such as "Permanent Vacation" and "Pump".
When asked who could possibly take over as lead singer in the band, Kalodner says, "I was talking to Marti Frederiksen about this because he co-wrote 'Jaded' and worked with them for ten years or so. We were talking about how no one can replace Steven Tyler, but the only person he said — and I agreed with — that could even make AEROSMITH anything would be Lenny Kravitz."
But, Kalodner added, "If you're asking me, is there AEROSMITH without Steven Tyler, my answer is no. And if Steven Tyler goes solo, my answer is no."
Nevertheless, the rest of AEROSMITH have publicly announced their intentions to look for a new singer while Tyler takes his proposed two-year break to work on "Brand Tyler." Whitford told The Pulse of Radio that the band is open to taking a new direction. "You're never gonna fill the shoes of Steven Tyler," he said. "Not even possible. So we're not even thinking in terms of filling his shoes. But there may be some people willing to try, and hopefully we do something creative with it, you know, and not just go out there and be like an AEROSMITH cover band, you know what I mean?"
Tyler has been estranged from the band since August, when he fell from a stage in South Dakota and forced the group to cancel the rest of its summer tour.
The other members have revealed that Tyler has his own management, and that none of them have had any contact with him in months. Whitford and Kramer have hinted that they think Tyler might be using drugs again.
The Rolling Stone article also hints at musical differences between Tyler, who prefers to record radio-friendly pop hits, and the rest of the band, who want to get back to their harder-rocking roots.
Joe Perry is touring with his own band, THE JOE PERRY PROJECT, and will perform on CBS-TV's "Late Show With David Letterman" on Friday, December 11.
*****************
So if Lenny fronted Aerosmith...would you go? I think I would. ... I think I would. Curiosity more than anything.
aerosmith an over rated band that should retire... saw them in 2007... and was not impressed...
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:47 pm
Voyager wrote:Lula wrote:put "mama said" on next time you have a lady friend over, st john
That's it... the ladies like him, but I don't know even one guy who likes him. It must be his looks or his swagger or something, but it's definitely not his musical talent in my opinion. When I hear his songs come on the radio I always turn to different station. I llike most rock music, but his stuff doesn't appeal to me at all.
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:56 pm
Maui Tom wrote:kissarmy wrote:Lenny Kravitz is a very good vocalist. Steven Tyler's voice sucks. Enough of that monkey howling already.
Lenny is a good lyricist. Steven Tyler has other people write his songs.
The four other guys in Aerosmith should fire Tyler, hire Kravitz, and record a rock and roll/hard rock record.
Tyler can go "Brand Tyler" and have Diane Warren write him a cd full of sappy ballads aimed for his
soccer mom audience.
Yeah lets have a KISS fan tell Aerosmith what to do...garage band in make up....
by slucero » Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:59 pm
kissarmy wrote:lights1961 wrote:Playitloudforme wrote:http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=131446
The Pulse of Radio reports: The current issue of Rolling Stone magazine features an in-depth look at the rift between AEROSMITH singer Steven Tyler and the rest of the band, including interviews with guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, plus drummer Joey Kramer, in which they speak openly about their relationship with Tyler and their plans for the group's future. The most surprising comment, however, may come from former Geffen Records executive John Kalodner, who oversaw AEROSMITH's late Eighties comeback and some of their biggest albums, such as "Permanent Vacation" and "Pump".
When asked who could possibly take over as lead singer in the band, Kalodner says, "I was talking to Marti Frederiksen about this because he co-wrote 'Jaded' and worked with them for ten years or so. We were talking about how no one can replace Steven Tyler, but the only person he said — and I agreed with — that could even make AEROSMITH anything would be Lenny Kravitz."
But, Kalodner added, "If you're asking me, is there AEROSMITH without Steven Tyler, my answer is no. And if Steven Tyler goes solo, my answer is no."
Nevertheless, the rest of AEROSMITH have publicly announced their intentions to look for a new singer while Tyler takes his proposed two-year break to work on "Brand Tyler." Whitford told The Pulse of Radio that the band is open to taking a new direction. "You're never gonna fill the shoes of Steven Tyler," he said. "Not even possible. So we're not even thinking in terms of filling his shoes. But there may be some people willing to try, and hopefully we do something creative with it, you know, and not just go out there and be like an AEROSMITH cover band, you know what I mean?"
Tyler has been estranged from the band since August, when he fell from a stage in South Dakota and forced the group to cancel the rest of its summer tour.
The other members have revealed that Tyler has his own management, and that none of them have had any contact with him in months. Whitford and Kramer have hinted that they think Tyler might be using drugs again.
The Rolling Stone article also hints at musical differences between Tyler, who prefers to record radio-friendly pop hits, and the rest of the band, who want to get back to their harder-rocking roots.
Joe Perry is touring with his own band, THE JOE PERRY PROJECT, and will perform on CBS-TV's "Late Show With David Letterman" on Friday, December 11.
*****************
So if Lenny fronted Aerosmith...would you go? I think I would. ... I think I would. Curiosity more than anything.
aerosmith an over rated band that should retire... saw them in 2007... and was not impressed...
I saw them on the "Rock In A Hard Place" and "Pump" tours. Both sucked. The RIAHP show was the worst concert I've
ever been to. Tyler can't sing for sh*t.
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:11 pm
slucero wrote:kissarmy wrote:lights1961 wrote:Playitloudforme wrote:http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=131446
The Pulse of Radio reports: The current issue of Rolling Stone magazine features an in-depth look at the rift between AEROSMITH singer Steven Tyler and the rest of the band, including interviews with guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, plus drummer Joey Kramer, in which they speak openly about their relationship with Tyler and their plans for the group's future. The most surprising comment, however, may come from former Geffen Records executive John Kalodner, who oversaw AEROSMITH's late Eighties comeback and some of their biggest albums, such as "Permanent Vacation" and "Pump".
When asked who could possibly take over as lead singer in the band, Kalodner says, "I was talking to Marti Frederiksen about this because he co-wrote 'Jaded' and worked with them for ten years or so. We were talking about how no one can replace Steven Tyler, but the only person he said — and I agreed with — that could even make AEROSMITH anything would be Lenny Kravitz."
But, Kalodner added, "If you're asking me, is there AEROSMITH without Steven Tyler, my answer is no. And if Steven Tyler goes solo, my answer is no."
Nevertheless, the rest of AEROSMITH have publicly announced their intentions to look for a new singer while Tyler takes his proposed two-year break to work on "Brand Tyler." Whitford told The Pulse of Radio that the band is open to taking a new direction. "You're never gonna fill the shoes of Steven Tyler," he said. "Not even possible. So we're not even thinking in terms of filling his shoes. But there may be some people willing to try, and hopefully we do something creative with it, you know, and not just go out there and be like an AEROSMITH cover band, you know what I mean?"
Tyler has been estranged from the band since August, when he fell from a stage in South Dakota and forced the group to cancel the rest of its summer tour.
The other members have revealed that Tyler has his own management, and that none of them have had any contact with him in months. Whitford and Kramer have hinted that they think Tyler might be using drugs again.
The Rolling Stone article also hints at musical differences between Tyler, who prefers to record radio-friendly pop hits, and the rest of the band, who want to get back to their harder-rocking roots.
Joe Perry is touring with his own band, THE JOE PERRY PROJECT, and will perform on CBS-TV's "Late Show With David Letterman" on Friday, December 11.
*****************
So if Lenny fronted Aerosmith...would you go? I think I would. ... I think I would. Curiosity more than anything.
aerosmith an over rated band that should retire... saw them in 2007... and was not impressed...
I saw them on the "Rock In A Hard Place" and "Pump" tours. Both sucked. The RIAHP show was the worst concert I've
ever been to. Tyler can't sing for sh*t.
maybe you should just stick to Kiss then... seeing as how they've undersold Aerosmith by what is it now - HALF.
by slucero » Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:13 pm
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:16 pm
slucero wrote:well yer entitled to you opinion.... of course TWICE AS MANY people around the world... and 3 TIMES as many in the USA think otherwise...
hows that sonic boomin' for ya now?
by slucero » Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:18 pm
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:24 pm
slucero wrote:naw.. maybe you should stick to the topic and not personally attack people.
Oh but wait... that's your modus operandi....
maybe you should take some Ebonics classes...
(and I never said "Kiss sucks"... oh wait there I just DID didnt' I?)
by Voyager » Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:12 pm
kissarmy wrote:Voyager wrote:Lula wrote:put "mama said" on next time you have a lady friend over, st john
That's it... the ladies like him, but I don't know even one guy who likes him. It must be his looks or his swagger or something, but it's definitely not his musical talent in my opinion. When I hear his songs come on the radio I always turn to different station. I llike most rock music, but his stuff doesn't appeal to me at all.
Considering that you have a confederate flag in your avatar, that tells me a lot about you. Lenny's half black. Maybe you
can just like his white half.
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:19 pm
Voyager wrote:kissarmy wrote:Voyager wrote:Lula wrote:put "mama said" on next time you have a lady friend over, st john
That's it... the ladies like him, but I don't know even one guy who likes him. It must be his looks or his swagger or something, but it's definitely not his musical talent in my opinion. When I hear his songs come on the radio I always turn to different station. I llike most rock music, but his stuff doesn't appeal to me at all.
Considering that you have a confederate flag in your avatar, that tells me a lot about you. Lenny's half black. Maybe you
can just like his white half.
Fuck you punk. How dare you accuse me of racism? I voted for Obama bitch. Go back to your Kiss forum.
by kissarmy » Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:21 pm
Voyager wrote:kissarmy wrote:"Sonic Boom" rocks.
Aeroshite sucks.
</story>
BTW, you should take some ESL classes.
You suck too much cock. Give it a break.
</story>
by Voyager » Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:43 pm
kissarmy wrote:Voyager wrote:kissarmy wrote:"Sonic Boom" rocks.
Aeroshite sucks.
</story>
BTW, you should take some ESL classes.
You suck too much cock. Give it a break.
</story>
You're the only one in this discussion who's a cock gobbler,
ghey boy.
</story>
"Sonic Boom" all around the world.
by Luvsaugeri » Mon Dec 07, 2009 10:24 pm
by Andrew » Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:25 am
kissarmy wrote:Voyager wrote:Lula wrote:put "mama said" on next time you have a lady friend over, st john
That's it... the ladies like him, but I don't know even one guy who likes him. It must be his looks or his swagger or something, but it's definitely not his musical talent in my opinion. When I hear his songs come on the radio I always turn to different station. I llike most rock music, but his stuff doesn't appeal to me at all.
Considering that you have a confederate flag in your avatar, that tells me a lot about you. Lenny's half black. Maybe you
can just like his white half.
by Andrew » Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:29 am
kissarmy wrote:Voyager wrote:kissarmy wrote:"Sonic Boom" rocks.
Aeroshite sucks.
</story>
BTW, you should take some ESL classes.
You suck too much cock. Give it a break.
</story>
You're the only one in this discussion who's a cock gobbler,
ghey boy.
</story>
"Sonic Boom" all around the world.
by Playitloudforme » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:19 am
by Voyager » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:22 am
Playitloudforme wrote:Lenny has shot this concept down on his Twitter page.
NEXT....
Apparently there was some chatter within the Aerosmith camp to have Lenny Kravitz step in to fill Steven Tyler's shoes, enough chatter to cause media reports to start bubbling over. The rumor mill began with comments found in a Rolling Stone article from a Griffen Record executive. The article dissects the large rift in the band and it was mentioned that Kravitz was the only one who could fill the void. Way to spread rumor and conjecture, Rolling Stone. Well, Kravitz posted on his twitter account “As much as I am flattered that Aerosmith's camp would consider me to front the band, Steven Tyler is a family friend, and no voice could ever take the place of his. I hope the band stays together. They are classic.”
by Michigan Girl » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:31 am
Voyager wrote:Playitloudforme wrote:Lenny has shot this concept down on his Twitter page.
NEXT....Apparently there was some chatter within the Aerosmith camp to have Lenny Kravitz step in to fill Steven Tyler's shoes, enough chatter to cause media reports to start bubbling over. The rumor mill began with comments found in a Rolling Stone article from a Griffen Record executive. The article dissects the large rift in the band and it was mentioned that Kravitz was the only one who could fill the void. Way to spread rumor and conjecture, Rolling Stone. Well, Kravitz posted on his twitter account “As much as I am flattered that Aerosmith's camp would consider me to front the band, Steven Tyler is a family friend, and no voice could ever take the place of his. I hope the band stays together. They are classic.”
Good for him. The next call will be from Joe Perry to Neal Schon for some help in finding a replacement on YouTube.
by Jana » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:44 am
Voyager wrote:Playitloudforme wrote:Lenny has shot this concept down on his Twitter page.
NEXT....Apparently there was some chatter within the Aerosmith camp to have Lenny Kravitz step in to fill Steven Tyler's shoes, enough chatter to cause media reports to start bubbling over. The rumor mill began with comments found in a Rolling Stone article from a Griffen Record executive. The article dissects the large rift in the band and it was mentioned that Kravitz was the only one who could fill the void. Way to spread rumor and conjecture, Rolling Stone. Well, Kravitz posted on his twitter account “As much as I am flattered that Aerosmith's camp would consider me to front the band, Steven Tyler is a family friend, and no voice could ever take the place of his. I hope the band stays together. They are classic.”
Good for him. The next call will be from Joe Perry to Neal Schon for some help in finding a replacement on YouTube.
by slucero » Wed Dec 09, 2009 10:30 am
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