Aerosmith – "Rocks" - Used VG+
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Aerosmith – "Rocks" - Used VG+
$12.99
Lean into the gritty riffs and blues-driven swagger of Aerosmith’s Rocks. From the charging opener “Back in the Saddle” and the groove of “Last Child” to “Rats in the Cellar” and the closing “Home Tonight,” these nine tracks make a compelling full-album listen for a hard-rock record shelf.
This used VG+ copy is listed as the US Columbia PC 34165 stereo LP, Pitman pressing, released May 3, 1976. The edition’s distinctive original-cover details are preserved below for collectors comparing pressings.
Condition: Used VG+ (Very Good Plus). Product images may not depict the actual copy for sale.
| Label | Columbia – PC 34165 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Pitman Pressing |
| Country | US |
| Released | May 3, 1976 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Hard Rock, Blues Rock |
Tracklist
| A1 | Back in the Saddle 6-String Bass – Joe Perry |
4:40 |
| A2 | Last Child Banjo – Paul Prestopino Written-By – Brad Whitford, Steven Tyler |
3:27 |
| A3 | Rats in the Cellar | 4:02 |
| A4 | Combination Written-By – Joe Perry |
3:38 |
| B1 | Sick as a Dog Electric Bass – Joe Perry, Steven Tyler Guitar, Backing Vocals – Tom Hamilton Written-By – Steven Tyler, Tom Hamilton |
4:25 |
| B2 | Nobody’s Fault Written-By – Brad Whitford, Steven Tyler |
4:40 |
| B3 | Get the Lead Out | 3:42 |
| B4 | Lick and a Promise | 3:04 |
| B5 | Home Tonight Backing Vocals – Joey Kramer Lap Steel Guitar – Joe Perry Written-By – Steven Tyler |
3:15 |
Collector notes
The listed original edition is distinguished by a textured front and back cover, the title “Rocks” in quotation marks, and the absence of “All Rights Reserved...” text near the bottom of the back cover. It was issued with a printed inner sleeve; inner-sleeve inclusion for this individual copy has not been confirmed. Later pressings are described with a smooth cover, an unquoted title, and the additional rights text.
Edition notes identify stamped STERLING and P runout markings; the P denotes Columbia’s Pitman pressing plant. One documented variant lacks the STERLING stamp on side A, so individual runout markings can vary. The album is dedicated to the memories of Anthony D. Perry and Herb Spar.
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