RBrooksC
07-14-2010, 08:32 AM
Ok, I know there have been threads about this and I am way too lazy to find them. So, I will start anew.
Anyway, there is always talk about Aerosmith bowing out due to their internal strife and the speculation about what groups would take over happens.
It always spirals down to people saying The Jonas Bros or Hannah Montanna. :sick: :ack:
But last night while listening to the radio, I heard two songs and I thought, if Aerosmith did leave, one of these two groups would be a great fit.
The first one that I heard was Shook You All Night Long by AC/DC. First off, that group has some great blusey rock songs that have become "rock standards." Second, I know both Shook You All Night Long and Back in Black would work well with the timing to the launch. Both songs have a heavy beat at the beginning of the song. One right at the beginning and one right after the guitar intro. Good points at which to launch the car.
The second group would be Kiss. With their Glam Rock make-up, Gene Simmons' mainstream appeal and also plenty of "Rock Standards", it would play well, especially with a pre-show.
However, I doubt Aerosmith is going anywhere anytime soon. I am sure Disney is paying them a hefty licensing fee and the group is not going to want to lose that cash cow.
Anyway, there is always talk about Aerosmith bowing out due to their internal strife and the speculation about what groups would take over happens.
It always spirals down to people saying The Jonas Bros or Hannah Montanna. :sick: :ack:
But last night while listening to the radio, I heard two songs and I thought, if Aerosmith did leave, one of these two groups would be a great fit.
The first one that I heard was Shook You All Night Long by AC/DC. First off, that group has some great blusey rock songs that have become "rock standards." Second, I know both Shook You All Night Long and Back in Black would work well with the timing to the launch. Both songs have a heavy beat at the beginning of the song. One right at the beginning and one right after the guitar intro. Good points at which to launch the car.
The second group would be Kiss. With their Glam Rock make-up, Gene Simmons' mainstream appeal and also plenty of "Rock Standards", it would play well, especially with a pre-show.
However, I doubt Aerosmith is going anywhere anytime soon. I am sure Disney is paying them a hefty licensing fee and the group is not going to want to lose that cash cow.