Nine Lives (Aerosmith song)

1997

Nine Lives (English: " Nine Lives " ) is the title of a song of the American hard rock band Aerosmith. It appeared on the eponymous album by the band, was able to reach the number one on the Billboard 200 and reached number three in Germany.

Formation

The first group worked with Glen Ballard, who had brought about the success of Alanis Morissette, instead of resorting again as in the previous three albums on Bruce Fairbairn. After it became apparent that Ballard mainly took care of the vocals and less about the work of the guitarist, he was fired by Joe Perry. The band decided to Kevin Shirley as a producer who had worked for Silverchair and Journey. All songs were written by professional songwriters. Until early 1998, six singles were released, Nine Lives, as well as another promo singles.

The title was written by Steven Tyler, Joe Perry and Marti Frederiksen. After Shirley had begun its work, all you have recorded vocal tracks were re-recorded.

Chart success

Nine Lives was distributed in the U.S. as a promotional single to rock radio stations and reached number 37 of the Mainstream Rock Tracks charts.

Live

On the 1997/1998 carried out two-year tour Aerosmith Nine Lives was usually played as the opening song.