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Perry joined Aerosmith at its formation in 1969, teaming up with vocalist (and then drummer) Steven Tyler. Perry and Tyler, due to a close friendship and out-of-control personal lives, would become known as the "toxic twins". Initially dismissed as Rolling Stones rip-offs, the band came into their own during the mid-1970s. Album-oriented FM radio handed them a string of successful records, most notably Toys in the Attic (1975) and Rocks (1976). They would also score a number of hit singles ...

In 1984, manager Tim Collins worked to get Perry back in contact with his former bandmates in Aerosmith. He was eventually invited to re-join the group, which he did - along with the also-estranged Brad Whitford. This restored the band's classic line-up, and resulted in a lucrative 'reunion' tour. Perry and Tyler collaborated with Run-DMC in a remake of their 1975 hit "Walk This Way", which brought their band renewed mainstream attention. After completing drug rehabilitation, Aerosmith went on to collaborate with various big-na ...

By the end of the year, The Joe Perry Project was formed. Their debut record, Let the Music Do the Talking, reached #47 on the Billboard album charts, selling 250,000 copies domestically. While sales and reviews were quite respectable, the group mainly thrived as a live act. It managed to do so even after its sophomore effort, I've Got the Rock'n'Rolls Again, went largely ignored. In the end, the Project never solidified a line-up; all three studio releases would feature a different lead vocalist, and the entire roster was replaced before their final effo ...

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