Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic - Used VG+
Put Aerosmith’s riff-heavy swagger on your turntable with Toys in the Attic. The driving title track, the unmistakable groove of “Walk This Way,” and the slow-building “Sweet Emotion” anchor a nine-track album that moves from bluesy mischief to the sweeping closer “You See Me Crying.” It’s a rewarding full-album listen for fans of hard rock with a strong blues backbone.
This used VG+ copy is listed as the 1975 US Columbia PC 33479 LP, Pitman pressing. The edition notes identify Mastering Lab runout markings and the “AEROSMITH NEWSLETTER” jacket text, useful details for collectors comparing Columbia pressings.
Condition: Used VG+ (Very Good Plus). Product images may not depict the actual copy for sale.
| Label | Columbia – PC 33479 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, Album, Pitman Pressing |
| Country | US |
| Released | 1975 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Blues Rock |
Tracklist
| A1 | Toys in the Attic Written-By – Joe Perry, Steven Tyler |
3:05 |
| A2 | Uncle Salty Rhythm Guitar – Tom Hamilton Written-By – Steven Tyler, Tom Hamilton |
4:08 |
| A3 | Adam’s Apple Arranged By – Steven Tyler Written-By – Steven Tyler |
4:34 |
| A4 | Walk This Way Written-By – Joe Perry, Steven Tyler |
3:39 |
| A5 | Big Ten Inch Record Piano – Scott Cushnie Written-By – Fred Weismantel |
2:10 |
| B1 | Sweet Emotion Bass Marimba – Jay Messina Written-By – Steven Tyler, Tom Hamilton |
4:34 |
| B2 | No More No More Piano – Scott Cushnie Written-By – Joe Perry, Steven Tyler |
4:35 |
| B3 | Round and Round Written-By – Brad Whitford, Steven Tyler |
5:02 |
| B4 | You See Me Crying Arranged By – Steven Tyler Written-By – Don Solomon, Steven Tyler |
5:12 |
Collector notes
Recorded and mixed at The Record Plant, New York, and mastered at The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles. “Big Ten Inch Record” was composed by Fred Weismantel in 1952 and originally recorded by Bullmoose Jackson.
The listed Pitman edition is distinguished by TML markings and an often faint stamped P in the runouts, without an AZ lacquer-cutting etching or Customatrix “o” stamp. Runouts are etched except for the stamped Mastering Lab and Pitman markings. The jacket rear reads “AEROSMITH NEWSLETTER” rather than the fan-club wording, and the labels carry ℗ 1975 CBS Inc.
The matrix reference recorded for this listing is PAL 33479 1C. PAL/PBL prefixes alone do not establish a Pitman pressing; the edition’s identifying markings should be considered together.
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