Aerosmith-Get A Grip (1993)

With "Get a Grip", Aerosmith cemented their status as one of rock and roll's greatest bands after a long period of relative obscurity, marked by a series of albums that strayed from their initial, carefree sound, such as "Night in the Ruts", "Rock in a Hard Place", and, to a lesser extent, "Done with Mirrors", as well as personal issues affecting some of its members. However, starting with their eighth album, "Permanent Vacation", the Boston band took a significant step forward, crafting an exceptional work featuring some of their best compositions, such as "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)" and "Rag Doll". Following another phenomenal release, the subsequent "Pump", they confirmed their creative resurgence with "Get a Grip", where mid-tempo tracks and ballads form the core of the album. Here appear the irresistible "Crazy", "Amazing" and "Cryin'", three great contributions to the commercial success of the group, which are followed by a set list made up of the hard rock songs "Walk This Way", "Eat The Rich", "Get a Grip" or "Fever", making it clear with all of them that the vein of the rawest and most energetic rock and roll continued to flow through the veins of these reborn Aerosmith.