This week in The Gutter, we're celebrating the 50th anniversary of the record many musicians consider Aerosmith's finest hour. From the swagger of "Back in the Saddle" and the filthy groove of "Last Child" to the crushing heaviness of "Nobody's Fault," Rocks captured the Boston bad boys at the absolute peak of their powers.
Released in 1976, Aerosmith's fourth album became the record that countless future rock stars wore out on their turntables. Slash loved it. Nikki Sixx worshipped it. James Hetfield studied it. And generations of musicians learned that rock and roll sounded a whole lot better when it was a little dangerous.
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