The band's breakthrough came with their third album, (1975), which included hits like "Sweet Emotion" and the iconic "Walk This Way." This was followed by Rocks (1976), a hard-hitting album featuring "Walk Like a Man" and "Back in the Saddle." Draw the Line (1977) saw the band experimenting with new sounds, while Night in the Ruts (1979) featured the hit single "Shela."
(1979)
With Joe Perry gone (replaced by Jimmy Crespo) and Brad Whitford leaving during the tour, this is technically an Aerosmith album in name only. It is a curiosity. "Lightning Strikes" is a solid rocker, but the magic is gone. Steven Tyler’s voice sounds strained, and the chemistry is absent. Commercially, it bombed. Many fans skip this album, but completists will find a few hidden riffs worth exploring. It represents the band's lowest point. aerosmith all albums