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Done with Mirrors

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Artist: Aerosmith
Publisher: Geffen Gold Line Sp.
Release Date: August 1997
UPC: 720642409121
List Price: ~~$7.98~~

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Summary:
Done with Mirrors Aerosmith Label: Geffen Gold Line SP. Release Date: 8/12/1997 1 Let the Music Do the Talking - 3:48 2 My Fist Your Face - 4:23 3 Shame on You - 3:22 4 The Reason a Dog - 4:13 5 Shela - 4:25 6 Gypsy Boots - 4:16 7 She's on Fire - 3:47 8 The Hop - 3:45 9 Darkness - 3:43

Tracks:
Let The Music Do The Talking
My Fist Your Face
Shame On You
The Reason A Dog
Shela
Gypsy Boots
She's On Fire
The Hop
Darkness

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Rating:

Last Great Aerosmith Album

Customer Rating:

I am surprised by many of the negative reviews of this album. As far as I'm concerned, this is the last great Aerosmith record. In many respects it is one of their finest. It is just plain bad-ass. You have a great single with "Let the Music Do the Talking". Followed by "My Fist Your Face", which has some of Steven Tyler's finest lyrics ever written. "Shame on You" which may have the coolest guitar riff ever recorded. "The Reason a Dog" is just nasty. "Shela" swings. "Gypsy" rocks. "She's on Fire" gives you a blues fix. "The Hop" gets yer butt movin'. And "Darkness" takes you out. Maybe this album wasn't successful as I think it should be, because it is pretty dark. There's no "Love in the Elevator" (yuck) or "Sweet Emotion" to make you feel good, but alongside Rocks this is my favorite Aerosmith record.

Let The Music Do The Talking

Customer Rating:

Original lead guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford re-joined Aerosmith in 1985, and this album marked the beginning of their hugely succesful late-eighties comeback. It didn't get nearly as much attention as "Pump" or even "Permanent Vacation", partly because it lacks the obvious pop hit, I suppose, but it is actually a very solid hard rock record, perhaps Aerosmith's best since "Rocks".
The production is excellent, the riffs are big and dirty, the arrangements lean and mean, and "Mirrors" opens with one of Aerosmith's best songs of the 80s, the high-energy "Let The Music Do The Talking".
Other highlights include the funky, mid-tempo swagger of "Shame On You", the wonderfully titled groove of "The Reason A Dog", and the gritty, riff-driven two-guitar onslaught of "My Fist Your Face", a superb slice of melodic hard rock.

Definitely recommended.

Not Remastered!!!

Customer Rating:

Beware... this is not remastered (It has the same crappy sound quality as my original cd that came out in 1985). How can amazon charge this much money for this and put a 1997 issue date on it?! Anyway, poor mastering aside, this as a stellar "lost Gem" by Aerosmith that gets 5 stars for the songs, but only 1 star for not being remastered. Every song Rocks. Just don't buy it until it gets remastered (the first 3 songs are available remastered on The Aerosmith Anthology).

You can buy this for .89 used?????	Customer Rating:
Not much I can add to the other positive reviews. This was the last down and dirty Aerosmith album before they got off drugs and started writing pop songs. Getting off drugs is a good thing...losing your edge...not so much. They've made millions since this album but that means nothing. If you are a fan of seventies era Aerosmith, I would give this a listen.

Not Their Best	Customer Rating:
I don't remember recommending this album because it is not the best of Aerosmith by any stretch of the imagination. However, 2 songs are note-worthy: Let The Music Do The Talking and She's On Fire.