Did you grow up with Aerosmith? I, myself, did. I can think back and remember my parents playing Aero on the radio while sweet dreams played, and how their friends gathered around and all belted out the words. I recall going over my friend’s houses when I was a child and sitting at the kitchen table while their dad had a beer and listen to Aerosmith blaring from the garage. It was certainly an educational experience. Or something like that.

I think one of the main reasons as to why I love Aerosmith so much, is because those around me who i respected, acted as if the music were the key to life itself. I, myself, have to say that at times I feel the same way. I don’t listen to them on an everyday basis, but I will admit that my kids have learned some of the songs and like to sing along when I’m in a cleaning mood and decide that Aero will make the best background music.

It makes me wonder, how long will Aerosmith go on like this? Will my kids have children who are also singing along to their hits? Maybe. If I had to guess I’d say most likely. The new music that is released onto the market today is, in my option, junk. I can’t see one single song becoming a piece of history the way that Aerosmith has. You never know what’s to come as time passes, but I think that Aerosmith will always be known, generation through generation.