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Aerosmith Merch The band from Boston was one of the most influential and flamboyant figures in rock , especially in the 80s and 90s. At the same time, the guys had a reputation as “rock 'n' roll” rowdies. The fact is: with over 150 million albums sold, the band is one of the most successful rock bands in music history. Overall, the group has released 15 long players. Do you love Aerosmith and want to show your admiration for the hard rock giants with band shirts and an impressive record collection? Then get your Aerosmith merch now at Impericon! From Blues To Hard Rock What many don’t know: Aerosmith’s roots lie in the blues. This is especially evident in the music from the band’s early days. Steven Tyler’s exceptional voice and Joe Perry’s melodic guitar playing have always been trademarks of the group. Over the course of their career, rough hard rock and ballads emerged as the band’s great strengths. Influenced by groups like The Beatles , The Rolling Stones , and Led Zeppelin , Aerosmith were seen as the spearhead of a handful of bands that dominated the hard rock genre from the mid-80s to the mid-90s. World stars like Van Halen, Mötley Crüe, and Guns N' Roses regard Aerosmith as idols and an important source of inspiration. The History Of Aerosmith Aerosmith emerged in 1970 from the bands Chain Reaction and Jam Band. Based in New Hampshire, the group made a name for themselves through club shows in the region. Columbia Records noticed Steven Tyler & Co. and offered the group a record deal. In 1973, they released their self-titled debut album, but it was not until their third album in 1975 that the group made their breakthrough. On Toys in the Attic , Aerosmith found their signature style and celebrated international chart success with the songs "Sweet Emotions" and "Walk This Way." The follow-up LPs Rocks (1976) and Draw the Line (1977) continued the success of their predecessor. However, the band’s excessive drug use increasingly spiraled out of control. Re