Aerosmith : Toys in The Attic / Night In The Ruts

 YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN'

'TIL YOU'RE DOWN ON A MUFFIN

THEN YOU'RE TO BE

A- CHANGIN' YOUR WAYS

Toys in the Attic

 is the third 

studio album by 

American rock band

 Aerosmith

 released on

 April 8, 1975,

 by Columbia Records.

 Its first single, 

"Sweet Emotion", 

was released on

 May 19 th 

and the 

original version of 

"Walk This Way" 

followed on 

August 28 th

 in the same year.

The album is the band's 

most commercially 

successful studio LP

 in the United States, 

with nine million

 copies sold, 

according to the RIAA.

 In 2003,

 the album was ranked

 No. 228 on

 Rolling Stone's list of

 The 500 Greatest Albums

 of All Time. 

The album's title track 

and their 1986 

collaboration with

 Run-DMC 

on a cover version of

 "Walk This Way" 

are included on

 the Rock and Roll 

Hall of Fame list 

of the 

"500 Songs that

 Shaped Rock and Roll"

Night in the Ruts

 is the sixth

 studio album 

by American 

rock band 

Aerosmith

 released on 

November 16, 1979, 

by Columbia Records.

 Guitarist 

Joe Perry

 left the band 

midway through 

the album's recording.

The album was 

initially produced at 

the band's 

Wherehouse rehearsal space 

by Jack Douglas, 

who'd produced

 Aerosmith's previous

 four albums, 

but later 

Columbia Records 

brought in

 Gary Lyons 

to replace Douglas 

as producer

.Substance abuse 

among the members

 gradually worsened,

 and they started

 fighting among themselves.

 This often led to missed

 and sloppy

 live performances, 

culminating in a fight

 involving the members 

and their wives.

 The situation came to a

 head on

July 28, 1979, 

at the World Series of 

Rock in Cleveland, Ohio

 when Perry

 left the band

 halfway through 

the tour

 after a heated argument

 with Tyler.

Prior to Perry's departure, 

he had completed 

guitar parts for 

"No Surprize", 

"Chiquita",

 "Cheese Cake", 

“Reefer Headed Woman”, 

"Three Mile Smile",

 and

 "Bone to Bone

 (Coney Island White Fish Boy)".

 Guitar parts for 

the remaining songs 

were recorded by 

Brad Whitford, 

Richie Supa, 

Neil Thompson, 

and

Jimmy Crespo. 

The last became 

Perry's official replacement 

from 1979 to 1984

TRACKLIST

Toys in the Attic

Uncle Salty

Adam's Apple

Walk This Way

Big Ten Inch Record

Sweet Emotion

No More No More

Round and Round

You See Me Crying

No Surprize

Chiquita

Remember 

(Walking in the Sand)

Cheese Cake

Three Mile Smile

Reefer Head Woman

Bone to Bone 

(Coney Island White Fish Boy)

Think About It

Mia

All Your Love [*]

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