Maybe we'll find that original tape reel at some point as well :mrgreen:

Nothing & Cadillac Man


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Same choice. Nothing and Cadillac Man are songs that should be on an official release. Legendary songs.

Although I must say that the 2004 box set has a lot of great gems. The Fire Inside, Last Man Standing, Taking it Back, The Radio, Last Change Train, Satellite, River Runs Dry, Letter to a Friend, Gotta Have A Reason....

Another personal favorite is Good Guy's Don't Always Wear White. Produced by Andy Johns and mixed by Bob Clearmountain. Sometimes I fantasize what a rock n roll album would have been like with this team of engineers.

Oh yeah, almost forgot about Nothing. Great song, in my opinion one of those could-have-been-a-hit songs the band didn't notice.

Firsts to come to my mind are Cadillac Man,Wedding Day,You Cant Lose At Love and Walk Like A Man.

The These Days and Crush b-sides were so good.

When She Comes, Stay, and I Don't Wanna Live Forever.

The Radio Saved My Life Tonight is my fav.

Runner ups: Edge of a Broken Heart, Dirty Little Secret, Who Would You Die For, Save A Prayer, Game of the Heart, Postcards From The Wastelands...

Nothing and Luv Can.

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Speaking of unreleased songs.

off topic
https://www.blabbermouth.net/news/ae...iversal-music/

For the first time, in 2022 all of AEROSMITH's iconic recordings will be unified in one place ahead of the band's upcoming 50th anniversary through a new multifaceted partnership with UMG. In addition to supporting the band's consolidated catalog, this partnership will also make use of unprecedented access to the storied "Vindaloo Vaults" and personal archives of bandmembers Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer and Brad Whitford, who will actively help curate their collections of music, photos, video footage, artwork, journals, set lists and memorabilia. Future releases will offer fans access to never-before seen and heard gems, that will further cement the band's position as one of rock's most ground-breaking and reverential groups in history.

1.Dirty Little Secret
2.Love Is War
3.Another Reason To Believe
4.Nothing
5. I have some songs on the same level and it's hard to choose - Bordeline, We All Sleep Alone, Open All Night, Tempation, Save A Prayer, Nobodys Hero (alternative outtake), Neurotica...