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Pandora's Box [Box] - Aerosmith (CD 1997)

Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. When I Needed You
2. Make It
3. Movin' Out
4. One Way Street
5. On the Road Again
6. Mama Kin
7. Same Old Song and Dance
8. Train Kept a Rollin'
9. Seasons of Wither
10. Write Me a Letter
11. Dream On
12. Pandora's Box
13. Rattlesnake Shake
14. Walkin' the Dog
15. Lord of the Thighs

DISC 2:
1. Toys in the Attic
2. Round and Round
3. Krawhitham
4. You See Me Crying
5. Sweet Emotion
6. No More No More
7. Walk This Way
8. I Wanna Know Why
9. Big Ten-Inch Record
10. Rats in the Cellar
11. Last Child
12. All Your Love
13. Soul Saver
14. Nobody's Fault
15. Lick and a Promise
16. Adam's Apple
17. Draw the Line
18. Critical Mass

DISC 3:
1. Kings and Queens
2. Milkcow Blues
3. I Live in Connecticut
4. Three Mile Smile
5. Let It Slide
6. Cheese Cake
7. Bone to Bone (Coney Island White Fish Boy)
8. No Surprize
9. Come Together
10. Downtown Charlie
11. Sharpshooter
12. S*** House Shuffle
13. South Station Blues
14. Riff and Roll
15. Jailbait
16. Major Barbara
17. Chip Away the Stone
18. Helter Skelter
19. Back in the Saddle
20. (Untitled Hidden Track)

Details
Playing Time:225 min.
Contributing Artists:Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker, Scott Cushnie
Distributor:Sony Music Distribution (
Recording Type:Mixed
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:ADD

Album Notes
PANDORA'S BOX is a comprehensive 3 CD/cassette set documenting Aerosmith's years with Columbia (1972-1982). Among the 52 digitally remastered songs are 20 previously-unreleased recordings, alternate versions, unreleased live performances, rehearsal tapes and pre-Aerosmith recordings from Steven Tyler's band Chain Reaction. Also included is a 64-page booklet complete with previously-unpublished photos from the band's private collection, song-by-song commentary, and an essay by Rolling Stone's David Wild.
Aerosmith: Joe Perry (vocals, guitar); Steven Tyler (vocals, harmonica, piano); Brad Dufay, Jim Crespo, Rick Dufay (guitar); Tom Hamilton (bass); Joey Kramer (drums).
Additional personnel: Derek St. Holmes, Charlie Farren (vocals, guitar); David Hull (vocals, bass); Paul Prastopino (banjo); Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone); Stan Bronstone (baritone saxophone); David Woodford (saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Joe Pearson (trombone); Scott Cushnie (piano); Dave Hewitt (bass); Ronnie Stewart (drums, percussion); Steve Pace (drums); Jay Messina (bass marimba).
Producers include: Adrian Barber, Jack Douglas, Ray Colcord, Gary Lyons, Aerosmith.
Compilation producer: Don DeVito.
PANDORA'S BOX is a comprehensive 3 CD/cassette set documenting Aerosmith's years with Columbia (1972-1982). Among the 52 digitally remastered songs are 20 previously-unreleased recordings, alternate versions, unreleased live performances, rehearsal tapes and pre-Aerosmith recordings from Steven Tyler's band Chain Reaction. Also included is a 64-page booklet complete with previously-unpublished photos from the band's private collection, song-by-song commentary, and an essay by Rolling Stone's David Wild.
Aerosmith: Joe Perry (vocals, guitar); Steven Tyler (vocals, harmonica, piano); Brad Dufay, Jim Crespo, Rick Dufay (guitar); Tom Hamilton (bass); Joey Kramer (drums).
Additional personnel: Paul Prestopino (banjo); Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone); Stan Bronstein (baritone saxophone); David Woodford (saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Jon Pearson (trombone); Scott Cushnie (piano); Jay Messina (bass marimba); Chain Reaction.
Whitford/St. Holmes: Derek St. Holmes (guitar); Brad Whitford (guitar); Dave Hewitt (bass); Steve Pace (drums).
Joe Perry Project: Joe Perry (vocals, guitar); Charlie Farren (guitar, background vocals); David Hull (bass, background vocals); Ronnie Stewart (drums, percussion).
Producers include: Aerosmith, Adrian Barber, Jack Douglas, Ray Colcord, Gary Lyons.
Compilation producer: Don DeVito.
Engineers include: Adrian Barber, Caryl Weinstein, Jack Douglas.
Recorded between 1966 & 1982.
Released at a time when Aerosmith was in the midst of a major comeback while recording for Geffen Records, this 1991 three-CD box set was put out by the band's original label and is a treasure trove of material from the band's golden age of 1973-1982. Also included are previously unreleased Aerosmith demos, rarities, and live tracks along with solo material by Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, and Stephen Tyler's pre-Aerosmith band, Chain Reaction.
Unfairly labeled as America's answer to the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith was more of a musical motorcycle gang armed with a sassy attitude, riff-heavy guitars, and a ripe appreciation for a well-placed double entendre. Hits like "Sweet Emotion," "Walk This Way," and "Dream On" are all certifiable classics, but it's the lesser-known material like "Seasons of Wither," "Mama Kin," and "Major Barbra" that taps into the unfettered spirit that's earned the band such die-hard fans. The other appealing aspect of this legendary group is how its members have retained the innocence of being fans themselves. Covers of the Beatles ("Come Together, "Helter Skelter"), Otis Rush ("All Your Love"), Bullmoose Jackson ("Big Ten Inch Record"), and Tiny Bradshaw ("Train Kept a Rollin") evidence the group's slavish devotion to past masters.
Released at a time when Aerosmith was in the midst of a major comeback while ...

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      Aerosmith, 70's-style: Glory days or druggy haze?
    Review created: 04/18/01
    by: Stairway2Drew-- a member of Epinions and Advisor in Music

    Pros:
    Great selection of classic tunes and wonderful rarities.

    Cons:
    Some filler, as well as almost every track from a couple albums.

    I ll start right off by saying that Pandora s Box is probably not a good buy for a casual fan, unless that casual fan is filthy rich. The casual Aerosmith fan would probably be better off buying one of their more famous studio albums or a greatest-hits compilation. While Pandora s Box does contain its fair share of big hits, the wealth of studio outtakes, live recordings, and unreleased odds and sods makes it more of a purchase for the hardcore fan. Personally, I consider myself to be a fairly hardcore Aerosmith fan--I mean, they ARE my favorite band. Therefore, I could justify shelling out...


    Review ID: 10000000000210871
      Pandora's Box was meant to be opened
    Review created: 02/26/00
    by: SirAlex -- a member of Epinions

    Pros:
    Thorough look at the early career of a rock legend

    Cons:
    None

    Back in 1991 a three CD compilation of one of the most important bands in rock and roll history was released. It was called Pandora s Box and chronicles Aerosmith s career with Columbia records from 1973 to 1982. This set has everything that an Aerosmith addict requires, their best songs, unreleased songs, demos, and several live tracks. There is also a very thorough booklet featuring dozens of pictures, lyrics, a story behind each song as told by the band, and a comprehensive history of Aerosmith s early years. Although I own all of Aerosmith s albums, this is one of my favorite releases by..


    Review ID: 10000000000210870
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