Fate brought Aerosmith and Bruce Springsteen together to record their 1975 third albums — “Toys in the Attic” and “Born to ...

Aerosmith’s third album ‘Toys In The Addict’ was released 50 years ago on 8 April 1975. ‘Toys In The Addict’ started to gain momentum for the band who had peaked at 21 with the debut ‘Aerosmith’ in ...

Aerosmith's 'Toys in the Attic' was the group's commercial breakthrough and featured a wealth of classic rock songs.

After two under-performing albums that had seen their well of songs run dry, Aerosmith found inspiration from unlikely places ...

Most artists might hope to get one classic album under their belt, but everything was preparing Joe Perry for this Aerosmith ...

Aerosmith were destined for stardom from the start, but it took them until their third album, 1975’s Toys In The Attic, to ...

While not everyone will agree with this practice, the rock bands below owe some of their greatest hits to outsiders.

Toys in the Attic”—was released 50 years ago this month, the LP jumped to No. 11, and by August had sold a half-million ...

“Aerosmith” reached No. 21 on Billboard’s album chart, but the group’s second release, “Get Your Wings,” peaked at only No. 74 a year later. To build a wider audience fast, the band ...

Whereas some albums are dead on arrival, there are a few songs that are worth salvaging from even the worst musical ideas.