Certain Observations Relating to the Existence, Makeup and Antecedents of Anglo-American Rock in the 1970's 6/20

Certain Observations Relative to the Existence, Composition and Antecedents of certain Anglo-American Rock Bands (i.e. Aerosmith) of the 1970's


(Note: I am unfortunately very poor and rarely adequate, concise, provocative or poetic when it comes to the forming of titles for my works. This is a terrible shortcoming for a man who wishes to become a true writer to have. But, other than giving even my fiction very professorial, doctoral titles, scientific titles or ones that are too sparse, inchoate, lifeless and incomplete, I have a hard time composing and readily appending useful, workable, exciting titles to my various works....thus, this odd, too-scientific title and this subsequent note/apology/explanation)



I have made a certain observation, a partly authorial musing, really: That Aerosmith is, for all of its good or bad music, nothing more than an amalgam that is two parts Led Zeppelin, one or two parts The Who, and most especially and significantly, four parts The Rolling Stones (but mostly Aerosmith is just a mixture of Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones...even if the members themselves won't admit to that; and thus, you might just as well as say: That Steven Tyler is little more than a combination, a compound that combines fairly equal parts of Robert Plant, Roger Daltrey and Mick Jagger...with the main totality and sum of that amalgam being comprised chiefly of just Plant and Jagger!).