"Dream Until Your Dream Come True" - From Aerosmith's Vindaloo Vaults. This is said to be their First Known Recordings, All Previously Unreleased.
Originally recorded in October 1971, Boston, Mass. This is extremely limited and a Black Friday Record Store Day 2021 indie exclusive.
The earliest recordings by most classic artists are dreadful. The Beatles’ early demos? Awful. The Rolling Stones? Amateurish. Prince? Formless, too-long songs. Nirvana? Juvenile. Traces of the future brilliance are there, but not many.
Which is what makes this recently unearthed Aerosmith tape from 1971 — recorded either at a rehearsal or a soundcheck 12-18 months before the release of their debut album — so remarkable. It’s got a grit, heart and raunch that are sorely missing from the band’s admittedly stiff and flat-sounding debut, which nevertheless features “Dream On,” probably their most legendary song.
The seven songs here are mostly early versions of songs from the first album — “Mama Kin,” “Somebody,” their grinding take on “Walkin’ the Dog” — along with the early outtake “Major Barbara” and a cover of the 1940s-era blues song “Reefer Head Woman” (resuscitated years later for 1979’s “Night in the Ruts,” presumably because the band was low on material at the time).
- EXTREMELY Limited Edition Pressing
- Indie Exclusive
- Record Store Day 2021 Exclusive
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Tracklist
| A1 | Intro - Somebody |
| A2 | Reefer Head Woman |
| A3 | Walkin' The Dog |
| B1 | Movin' Out |
| B2 | Major Barbara |
| B3 | Dream On |
| B4 | Mama Kin |
