Aerosmith's 1975 album "Toys in the Attic" enjoys a resurgence when its songs "Sweet Emotion" and "Walk This Way" are featured in two separate iPhone commercials.
Tillman comes on stage with the mic stand already slung across his shoulders, playing a song – I Love You, Honeybear – so saturated with sweet emotion that it would happily serve as the climax of most standard band sets.
Part of Mr. Brown's approach to this show was to recreate the intimacy of old, which meant the group gave as much attention and maybe more to its covers — the Charlie Daniels Band's "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion" — as its originals.
Torre di Pietra Winery and Vineyards, Jan . 1 10 a.m. blackeyedpeacookoff.com AUSTIN Sweet Emotion It used to be that at Emo's, Austin's king of rock 'n' roll clubs, you would have to put up with gross bathrooms, unauthorized cigarette smoke and the loss of any vestige of personal space in return for a set from the next big thing.
Occasionally, and without warning, Tyler bursts into song, flaunting a voice that is, by some measure, one of the most extraordinary instruments in American music, one that can give vocal-cord-busting performances of rock (Walk This Way, Janie Got a Gun), blues (Dream On, Sweet Emotion) and ballads (Don't Wanna Miss a Thing, Crazy).
That was the accessory of choice on Sunday afternoon, when he ran through a set of brazenly straightforward trap, which veered close to the sickly sweet emotion of happy hardcore, with moments that felt like a tribute to the Bonkers compilation series.
The sweet emotions that the members of Aerosmith once felt toward one another have apparently come to an end.
It requires contractions of the orbicularis oculi, the sphincter muscle surrounding the eye socket, which, Duchenne wrote, "is only put in play by the sweet emotions of the soul".
In 1862, a French anatomist named Guillaume Duchenne de Boulogne noticed that involuntary mirthful facial expressions — the kind "only put in play by the sweet emotions of the soul" — contracted muscles belonging to the orbicularis oculi, near the eyes, in a way that voluntary ones never do.
Of the two types of smiles, one being voluntary, Duchenne said, "the first obeys the will, but the second is only put into play by the sweet emotions of the soul".
And, lo, the sweetest emotion is described using the terminology of the faster rides at Alton Towers.
