Talk:Sweet Emotion
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Magnum Opus?
[edit]I read somewhere (Walk This Way maybe) that the band considered this song (and the entire album) their magnum opus. I can certainly see why, but is it possible someone could find something to back this up so I can something about the song's significance to the article? 99.247.244.120 (talk) 20:43, 10 July 2009 (UTC)Fan with IdeA.
- Aerosmith have repeatedly claimed “rocks” to be their best album. I don’t believe any of them have used “magnum opus” to refer to any of their work. Awfully pretentious and pompous word for a rock and roll band to reference their own work yet. Sounds like a fan invention and imagination. ~2026-81016-2 (talk) 21:08, 5 February 2026 (UTC)
New Details from Steven via Howard Stern Interview
[edit]So Steven Tyler was on Howard Stern. He just gave some never before announced (publicly) details about recording Sweet Emotion, like using sugar packets and how it broke and they kept the thud in the song. Do you think we should include some of these cool details in the article?
This never happened as confirmed by jack Douglass. When it comes to Aerosmith lore Steven Tyler is not a reliable source of information. Joe Perry and Jack Douglass are more down to earth.