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Devil's Got a New Disguise - The Very Best of Aerosmith by Aerosmith (CD, 2006)
Devil's Got a New Disguise - The Very Best of Aerosmith by Aerosmith (CD, 2006)
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🔥 Aerosmith – Devil’s Got a New Disguise (2006)
Released as part of the compilation Devil’s Got a New Disguise: The Very Best of Aerosmith, this hard-hitting track is a gritty, blues-infused rocker that channels the band’s signature swagger. Originally an outtake from the Pump sessions (where it was known as “Susie Q”), the song was reworked during the Get a Grip era and finally polished for release in 2006.
🎤 Key Details:
• Vocals & Lyrics: Steven Tyler delivers a snarling vocal performance, co-writing the track with Joe Perry and hitmaker Diane Warren A.
• Sound & Style: Classic Aerosmith—raunchy riffs, driving rhythm, and a devil-may-care attitude.
• Album Context: One of two new tracks on the compilation, alongside “Sedona Sunrise,” it helped fulfill the band’s contract with Sony/Columbia while they recovered from health setbacks and label tensions A.
• Live Debut: First performed live on October 11, 2006, during the Route of All Evil Tour in Michigan B.
This track is a late-era gem that proves Aerosmith still had plenty of fire left in the tank. If you’re into their rawer, riff-heavy side, this one’s worth cranking loud.
Released as part of the compilation Devil’s Got a New Disguise: The Very Best of Aerosmith, this hard-hitting track is a gritty, blues-infused rocker that channels the band’s signature swagger. Originally an outtake from the Pump sessions (where it was known as “Susie Q”), the song was reworked during the Get a Grip era and finally polished for release in 2006.
🎤 Key Details:
• Vocals & Lyrics: Steven Tyler delivers a snarling vocal performance, co-writing the track with Joe Perry and hitmaker Diane Warren A.
• Sound & Style: Classic Aerosmith—raunchy riffs, driving rhythm, and a devil-may-care attitude.
• Album Context: One of two new tracks on the compilation, alongside “Sedona Sunrise,” it helped fulfill the band’s contract with Sony/Columbia while they recovered from health setbacks and label tensions A.
• Live Debut: First performed live on October 11, 2006, during the Route of All Evil Tour in Michigan B.
This track is a late-era gem that proves Aerosmith still had plenty of fire left in the tank. If you’re into their rawer, riff-heavy side, this one’s worth cranking loud.
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