Aerosmith

In October 1987, Aerosmith was in a pivotal phase of their career, riding the wave of their comeback album, 'Permanent Vacation,' released just a year earlier in 1987. This album marked a turning point, revitalizing their soaring rock sound and introducing hits like 'Dude (Looks Like a Lady)' and 'Angel.' When they performed at the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, it followed this resurgence, but the concert had its challenges; lead singer Steven Tyler's voice was not in top shape that night, a fact that adds an intriguing layer to their live performance. While it was a time of renewed success for Aerosmith—witnessed by lively crowds and their eager fans—tying into the raw emotional core of rock and roll, it underscores the realities performers often face on stage.

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