This
driving rocker is an echo directly from Aerosmith's earliest
hit-making years, and could arguably fit easily on any of their
classic Seventies albums. A collision of guitars erupts behind an
excited Steven Tyler, who rips through an avalanche of innuendo and
explicit sexuality: "You get a thrill from the smell of her
hair/You get a high from the taste of her wet/It's certified,
bu-bu-bu-but chu ain't getting there yet!"
It
begins with a false start and a groan from drummer Joey Kramer, then
dives in without a break until it crashes to a shriek and a close.
It's the kind of sound many fans have expected to come with the
return of producer Jack Douglas, chief collaborator on Aerosmith's
first decade of career-defining work. (Douglas also plays some
percussion on "Lover Alot.")
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