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AEROSMITH To Film TARGET TV Spot?

September 18, 2005

According to the Boston Herald, AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler was overheard telling someone on a cellphone at Wal-Mart in Hanover, MA the other day that the band was going to shoot a TV spot for Target for the release of a live album recorded at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas in 2002. The spot, the Boston Herald reports, will be shot in front of a "green screen" and scenes of a casino — such as the Vegas Hard Rock — will be edited into the background.

AEROSMITH's upcoming live album, "Rockin' the Joint", will be released in two versions: a single-disc version containing just the CD, and the DualDisc version featuring the CD plus the DVD portion.

Recorded live at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas in January 2002, "Rockin' the Joint" contains 11 smoking tracks covering the band's entire career ranging from the revolutionary "Walk This Way" to the killer chart-topping ballad "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing".

The CD Audio Side of the DualDisc contains the entire album "Rockin' the Joint". The DVD Side of the DualDisc contains four live performances: "Draw the Line", "Sweet Emotion", "Dream On" and "No More No More". Plus you'll also get exclusive behind-the-scenes-footage of the band and the entire album in Enhanced PCM Stereo.

"Rockin' the Joint" is scheduled for release on October 25 via Columbia.

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