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HAVE FUN! GREAT BAR SHOW! BEST GIFT! Lighted LED Bottle Stoppers – Morphing Golf Ball Show Stoppers – Set of 4. $20.00 Can you imagine turning the bottles in your home bar into a light show, instantly? Can you imagine playing music at your next party and having all your wine, beer, liquor, water or soda bottles come to life with an interactive light show which will respond to the music in the room? Can you imagine having all of the Golf Balls glow with a continuously morphing rainbow of colors that your friends w… |
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Pack of 6 Roman Lights Christmas Tree Multi-Color Morphing LED Night Lights 8 $89.99 From the Roman Lights Collection Item #169411 Plug into the Christmas spirit with these festive tree shaped night lights accented with subtle iridescent glitter embellishments LED light changes from red to blue to green Plugs into any standard 120V outlet Convenient on/off switch located on base UL listed for indoor use Dimensions: 8″H Material(s): acrylic/plastic Pack includes 6 of the… |
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30 Color Changing Mini 5mm Red Blue Morphing LED Christmas Lights – Green Wire $19.99 Set of 30 Morphing Christmas Lights Item #30LMOR-R/B Features: Color: color changing red and blue bulbs / green wire Our designers worked very hard to create this exceptional color combination. Each individual light gradually fades from red to blue very smoothly over and over again. Number of bulbs on string: 30 Bulb size: 5mm Spacing between each bulb: 4″ Lead length: 8″ Tai… |
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USB Charming Light with Changing LED Just plug it into your USB port and watch it slowly flow from color to color…. |
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Morphing Wide Angle LED Christmas Lights $25.99 Looking for a colorful light set that is not steady-burning? Our new morphing LED Christmas light sets have steady burning warm white wide angle bulbs intermixed with morphing LEDs. The morphing LED bulbs change through the full spectrum of light colors and transition slowly from one color to the next. These lights are really eye-catching and are a great center-piece for any holiday display. Note:… |
Wait, what’s so weird about having your daughter strip in your music video?
We all remember the wildly popular music videos from the early 1990’s for the trio of Aerosmith power ballads – “Crazy”, “Cryin’”, and “Amazing” – that put Alicia Silverstone and Liv Tyler, daughter of lead singer Steven Tyler, on the map. Sure, featuring your daughter in that state of undress might not seem conventional, but nothing about Aerosmith’s career could be considered conventional.
The Bad Boys from Boston have have booked two shows in Los Angeles this summer along with ZZ Top, their pals from Texas with the beards (except of course, Frank Beard, the only one without a beard). Aerosmith at the Staples Center in Los Angeles has sold out for Friday, August 21 before they head down to Orange County to play the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Irvine on Sunday, August 23. While demand for Aerosmith tickets are high, our friends at Golden Circle Tickets assure us that they can still provide you with the best seats in the house.
It has taken a long time for Aerosmith to reach this level of notoriety. The band members originally met in the late ’60s, where they lived together in an apartment on Commonwealth Avenue. Long before “Dream On” became a radio staple, the band would spend their afternoons watching “The Three Stooges” stoned. Soon enough, the band refined their blues-rock sound and found fame locally. It was then that they were signed to their first record deal and their self-titled debut album marked the beginning of this enduring American band.
Not ones to ever be pigeon-holed into one style of music, Aerosmith freely moved from blues and rock ‘n roll to morphing rap music with hard rock for the first time. Their collaboration with Run DMC on “Walk This Way” in 1986 broke barriers in the music industry and brought Aerosmith to an all-new level of popularity. The MTV music video staple introduced the band to a brand new audience: some black, some white, but all young.
Drugs fueled the band from its inception through its peak until it destroyed the band. Dissension among band members led to fights. Drugs led to sloppy performances and Steven Tyler and lead guitarist Joe Perry were known to pass out on stage at times. The band broke up until all members agreed to find sobriety through drug rehab. Fortunately for us, they were able to clean up and launch the third act of their now-storied career.
Although the band’s albums have been some of the highest selling of all-time, they only experienced a #1 single one time with the release of “I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing”, which was featured in the 1998 blockbuster, “Armageddon”. Coincidentally, their only number one single was written by Diane Warren, not Aerosmith.
Cut to today. Just when you thought Aerosmith could not branch out any further, they teamed up with Guitar Hero to bring their music to a new generation of kids through video games. The latest Aerosmith tour, co-headlined by ZZ Top, is sponsored by Guitar Hero and you are guaranteed to see a wide cross-section of fans. Be the coolest parents on your block and bring your kids. They will be blown away that you have even heard of this band. Little do they know that you have been following the band for thirty years!
Aerosmith will be joined by ZZ Top as they play the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Friday, August 21 and then in Irvine at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre on Sunday, August 23. Only Golden Circle Tickets can get you the best seats – the ones unavailable everywhere else!
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4″ Morphing Electronic Candle – Light Up flickering LED $11.80 |
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