Nine Lives by Aerosmith

2,417,553 plays (278,442 listeners)


Buy at Amazon MP3 ($9.99) Buy
Add to my Library

Shouts: 39 shouts

Share this album:

Tracklist

    Track     Duration Listeners
1 Nine Lives 4:02 45,536
2 Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees) 3:26 91,935
3 Hole In My Soul 6:09 122,918
4 Taste of India 5:52 41,925
5 Full Circle 4:59 53,312
6 Something's Gotta Give 3:35 32,117
7 Ain't That A Bitch 5:24 39,526
8 The Farm 4:26 31,459
9 Crash 4:24 31,684
10 Kiss Your Past Good-bye 4:30 33,786
11 Pink 3:54 200,518
13 Attitude Adjustment 3:43 31,536
14 Fallen Angels 8:14 33,282

Play Aerosmith Radio

With: Guns N' Roses, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Mötley Crüe and more…


About this album

Columbia (1997) Released: 18 Mar 1997 13 tracks (62:38)
We don’t have a description for this album yet, care to help?

Other releases from this artist

  • Get a Grip
    Aerosmith Play
    Buy
  • AEROSMITH
    Aerosmith Play
    Buy
  • Big Ones
    Aerosmith Play
    Buy
  • Toys In The Attic
    Aerosmith Play
    Buy

Shouts

Leave a comment. Log in to Last.fm or sign up (it’s free).
  • neangel72

    Really the best album.

    March 2012
  • caramordsith

    My favourite album :)

    March 2012
  • frankimahri

    Aint that a bitch !

    March 2012
  • AlmerindoJunior

    zika

    January 2012
  • JaviErknot

    Just the best album...

    January 2012
  • JamesHetfield13

    Marking Aerosmith’s return to Columbia after a phenomenal three-album run for Geffen, Nine Lives again proves the band’s taste for reinvention. David Shirley assumes the producer’s chair formerly occupied by Bruce Fairbairn, and he, along with songwriters Glen Ballard (Alanis Morrissette, Goo Goo Dolls, No Doubt) and Marti Frederiksen (Sheryl Crow, P!nk), helps guide the album towards the hard and heavy sounds of modern alternative rock. “Nine Lives,” “Something’s Gotta Give,” “The Farm,” and “Crash” bear the influence of Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots more than the Rolling Stones and the Yardbirds, Aerosmith’s old standbys. The album was originally titled Vindaloo and featured Hindu-derived cover art, but the Indian theme survives mostly in the form of the hard rock raga of “Taste of India.” Despite the band’s newfound alt-rock riff mongering, “Ain’t That a Bitch,” “Hole In My Soul” and “Kiss Your Past Good-bye” are three of the band’s gutsiest ballads to date.

    October 2011
  • xandreh

    The original cd cover '-'

    September 2011
  • GNR27

    I'm always surprised again how good this album is, when i pick it from the shelf and play it. Had it since it was released, and listened to it a lot back in the day. [2]

    September 2011
  • TheReelDuke

    I'm always surprised again how good this album is, when i pick it from the shelf and play it. Had it since it was released, and listened to it a lot back in the day.

    February 2011
  • onthewall2983

    To me, their last triumph. They jumped the shark with that "Armageddon" song. It came out of a really tough period in their lives, and this is an example of how great art can be made better by less-than-enjoyable circumstances.

    February 2011
  • gsm007g

    Owned it since the Release party....1997 was there.....Only Nine Lives.....Ain't That A Bitch!

    February 2011
  • tonystuff

    Nine Lives is a bad ass album.....i would have too say one the most underrated Aerosmits albums

    January 2011
  • Kucper888

    Falling In Love, Hole In My Soul and Taste Of India are the bests

    January 2011
  • matheusvbt

    Something's Gotta Give is freakin epic

    August 2010
  • JoaoPesca

    Fallen Angels is great

    July 2010
  • KatieeeLovesGNR

    The best. One of the best masterpieces in the world. Awesomeness. <3

    May 2010
  • urbancrow

    one of the few masterpieces in the world.

    February 2010
  • manubs

    uno de mis favoritos del grupo

    February 2010
  • CLoud_ZER0

    great album

    January 2010
  • mariana_maj

    I LOVE IT !

    January 2010
See all 39 shouts

Listening Now

Top Listeners

See more

Recent Activity

Related Journals

See more