Is this version available or one similar to this?I love the powerful ending.

Check out their livealbum from 1998; A LITTLE SOUTH OF SANITY.
Don´t have the energy to check if the ending is the same right now, but a good version is to be found on this double live album.

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

Love this song and video by the band

Killer killer killer, one of my 'smiths faves (along with No Surprise and Sick as a Dog), hmmmmmmmmm..... judging by the amount of hair that Brad has, this video must be either from the late 70s or the early to mid-80s; also the strength of Tylers voice kinda suggests this. Mannnnnnnn, back in the days (The Pump tour especially comes to mind), that cat's voice could scape paint off the space shuttle in orbit.

I don't care what any F*cker says, on stage they can give any band, including the Stones a run for their money.

SD

What I respect about Tyler is that he pulls his vocals off live. He doesn't cheat too much. I saw them do "Jaded" (which is a beautiful song) and I swear there was someone singing with Tyler.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Their keyboardist also sings background vocals in concert. When I saw them on Saturday Night Live, he was singing background on Jaded. Not sure what his name is.

So ther is a keyboardist LOL I thought so. I didn't se him. But soundwise they are so full and that is not just two guitars.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Does anyone know a bootleg Aerosmith site to download from?

try and see about the live bootleg version they released back in the late 70's. the ending for sweet emotion is a mess but powerful. nice versions of lord of the thighs, sick as a dog, and chip away at the stone. they recorded the album to sound like an actual bootleg...

That video is definitely late '80s or early '90s.

ANy site where I can download videos from aerosmith or mp3 files like we have on iorr.org for the stones?

That video is from 1993 aprox, get a grip tour

For me this video is from the '90s.I am not 100% sure for that but it looks relatively new.

Go get Live Bootleg, awesome show and great SE rendition.

That is from their '93 appearance; did "Cryin" and "Emotions".
Live Bootleg is most excellent. The version of "Toys in the Attic" rocks.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Tyler's on fire in this one

The Sweet Emotion video is from Saturday Night Live from either 93 or 94 as Chelsea says. I taped this when it aired and I think this was the best performance I've ever seen on SNL! The band definitely rocked that night. Crying was also excellent. You can see the keyboardist to the left of Joey Kramer singing background vocals.
In 2003, they performed Jaded and Big 10 Inch Record on SNL.

what a great band; what a roar...what a long time legacy...surely periods of dross and horror in some 35 years, but when all cylinders are firing, it's such a mighty delicious hellacious rockin' roarrrr....great clips...from the 70's to the 90's and beyond...i remember watching their set at woodstock 2, (on television)...i figgered them to be pretty tired out and done it by then, and they came on some ungodly hour of late night/early morning...and were just incredible...what a show if steve and joe warmed up for mick and keith...holy moly.

I agree. They're still rockin' hard and put on a great live show.

another excellent video and song

Steve and Joe warming up for Mick and Keith? I don't think so. Tyler threw their own doctor out of backstage because he came in wearing a Stones shirt LOL. But he did it because he said that weeks earlier he arrived at Stonescamp wearing an A'smith shirt and they threw him out too.,

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

haa, hadn't heard that one...those rock stars, i tell ya...

i do know that joe and steve have always spoken reverently and with great affection about the stones...often bringing them up in interviews without being asked...they love the stones...

Does anyone know a bootleg Aerosmith site with just Aerosmith stuff? Thanks