America’s all-time favorite hard rocking blues-metal band might finally be slowing their “Train Kept-A-Rollin‘” down to a halt that could end for good.
John Hendrickson of The Denver Post reviewed the band’s return to the stage last night at The Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre in Englewood, Colorado, saying:
“When you reach a certain age, rocking out stops looking so cool. “
Though it was Tyler’s chance to ultimately show everyone wrong, during the act’s most celebrated power ballad, “Dream On”, perhaps the greatest rock anthem of them all, Hendrickson further noted:
“The high notes (and more than likely, high altitude) proved to be a challenge for the wincing and writhing singer, who was struggling to breathe following some late-song screeches.”
The legendary band were forced – before this gig – to cancel a string of concerts, due to the rapidly aging, Steven Tyler , now at 61 years old , having suffered a very painful rip of one of the quadriceps’s in his legs. Drummer Joey Kramer commented on the situation, “For the first couple of days, he couldn’t even stand up or walk or anything…”
A hot rumor has also been getting thrown around on the Aeroforce one message board as well as Twitter, which claims that after the band’s current tour, Steven Tyler will be leaving Aerosmith to simply chill out during his final days and enjoy life – like the rest of humanity does when ‘Ole Father time’ has slowed us down to a heartbreaking crawl – from his rocker.
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