Well, it's better than "Rock in a hard place", that's for sure. With Joe Perry back in the band it was inevitable that there would be songs as awesome as 'Let the music dot he talking', 'My fist your face' and 'Shela'. Tyler's vocal range also makes him an outsnading performer here too, most notably for his eccentic performance on 'She's on fire' and 'The hop'. I would have cut 'Shame on you' from the album simply because it's repetitive, but that's really the only song that comes across like that. Some people say this was the last great Aerosmith album before they "sold out". I beg to differ, but this certainly showed that the band could still rock like they did in the early t mid 70s.