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Aerosmith - Aerosmith (1973) (PBTHAL LP 24-96) [FLAC] vtwin88cube

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Aerosmith

Aerosmith (1973)

FLAC LOSSLESS 24bit-96kHz

PBTHAL Vinyl Rip





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In retrospect, it's a bit shocking how fully formed the signature Aerosmith sound was on their self-titled 1973 debut -- which may not be the same thing as best-executed, because this album still sounds like a first album, complete with the typical stumbles and haziness that comes with a debut. Despite all this, Aerosmith clearly showcases all the attributes of the band that would become the defining American hard rock band of the '70s. Here, the Stones influences are readily apparent, from the Jagger-esque phrasing of Steven Tyler to the group's high-octane boogie, but the group displays little of the Stones' deep love of blues here. Instead, Aerosmith is bloozy -- their riffs don't swing, they slide. They borrow liberally from Led Zeppelin's hybridization of Chess and Sun riffs without ever sounding much like Zep. They are never as British as Zeppelin -- they lack the delicate folky preciousness, they lack the obsession with blues authenticity, they lack the larger-than-life persona of so many Brit bands. They are truly an American band, sounding as though they were the best bar band in your local town, cranking out nasty hard-edged rock, best heard on "Mama Kin," the best rocker here, one that's so greasy it nearly slips through their fingers. But the early masterpiece is, of course, "Dream On," the first full-fledged power ballad. There was nothing quite like it in 1973, and it remains the blueprint for all power ballads since. The rest of the record contains the seeds of Aerosmith's sleazoid blues-rock, but they wouldn't quite perfect that sound until the next time around.





foobar2000 1.4.3 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1

log date: 2020-11-14 21:26:58



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Analyzed: Aerosmith / Aerosmith

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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track

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DR11      -2.63 dB   -15.07 dB      3:41 01-Make It

DR10      -2.41 dB   -15.19 dB      3:47 02-Somebody

DR11      -1.48 dB   -15.37 dB      4:28 03-Dream On

DR12      -0.83 dB   -14.93 dB      7:02 04-One Way Street

DR12      -0.70 dB   -15.19 dB      4:28 05-Mama Kin

DR11      -2.93 dB   -15.44 dB      4:12 06-Write Me A Letter

DR11      -2.58 dB   -15.12 dB      5:04 07-Movin' Out

DR12      -2.23 dB   -16.16 dB      3:15 08-Walkin' The Dog



Number of tracks:  8

Official DR value: DR11



Samplerate:        96000 Hz

Channels:          2

Bits per sample:   24

Bitrate:           2794 kbps

Codec:             FLAC









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File list
  • Aerosmith - Aerosmith (1973) (PBTHAL LP 24-96) [FLAC] vtwin88cube
  • 00.-Aerosmith - Aerosmith.m3u 175 B
  • 01.-Make It.flac 76.1 MB
  • 02.-Somebody.flac 78.2 MB
  • 03.-Dream On.flac 88.7 MB
  • 04.-One Way Street.flac 147.7 MB
  • 05.-Mama Kin.flac 94.3 MB
  • 06.-Write Me A Letter.flac 91.1 MB
  • 07.-Movin' Out.flac 101.6 MB
  • 08.-Walkin' The Dog.flac 65.3 MB
  • DR11.txt 1.2 KB
  • folder.jpg 254.1 KB
  • lineage.txt 533 B

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