Steven Tyler Quits Aerosmith!? W-T-F?

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http://new.music.yahoo.com/aerosmith/news/aerosmiths-joe-perry-steven-tyler-has-quit--61996054

Courtesy of NME.com - Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry has said that singer Steven Tyler has quit the band "as far as I can tell."

Perry's comments follow those of rhythm guitarist Brad Whitford, who last week (November 6) said that Aerosmith are to hold crisis talks about their future after relations with Tyler became strained.

Now Perry has confirmed that Tyler is unlikely to perform with the band again.

"Steven quit as far as I can tell," he told the Las Vegas Sun, adding that the singer "has had no contact with me or the other band members."

The past few months have blighted with problems for Aerosmith. In August Tyler was airlifted to hospital after falling offstage at a gig in Dakota. As a result, the band were forced to cancel a U.S. tour.

Reacting to Tyler's supposed departure, Perry vowed to carry on with Aerosmith. He echoed Whitford's recent comments by saying he is considering replacing Tyler with a new vocalist.

"Right now I'm adjusting to how we're going to go on," Perry explained. "Aerosmith is such a powerful band, I mean it's like a steam locomotive. You just can't disregard 40 years of four guys who play together as well as they do.

"As far as replacing Steve, it's not just about that, it's also four guys that play extremely well together, and I'm not going to see that go to waste. I really don't know what path it's going to take at this point, but we'll probably find somebody else that will sing in those spots where we need a singer."

In a recent interview with Classic Rock magazine, Tyler said he wants to concentrate on "Brand Tyler."
 
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He's had a VERY VERY long and distinguished career with Aerosmith.

He's a legend. It's better then the Rolling Stone's looking like
mummy's on stage not knowing when to quit.
 

rogerh

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Aceshigh said:
He's had a VERY VERY long and distinguished career with Aerosmith.

He's a legend. It's better then the Rolling Stone's looking like
mummy's on stage not knowing when to quit.

Amen to that. He is far, far more talented and versatile than a lot of singers. I wonder what he has in mind.
 

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They are all 60+ now and there hasn't been a good album in awhile. Maybe it's time to hang it up before they start playing state fairs with Eddie Money
 

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rogerh said:
Amen to that. He is far, far more talented and versatile than a lot of singers. I wonder what he has in mind.

Saw him sing the standard "Smile" (though your heart is breaking) on a PBS concert with Chris Botti on trumpet.....he probably wants to stretch his wings ( ala Rod Stewart singing the standards).
 
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