Because of some reason I can no longer update the first page of quotes and because I enjoy them so, I'm opening a second page..here goes. [When asked why he had so many lines on his jaw line]"Smiling and oral sex" Steven Tyler "Steven's really funny. Like, he's got three or four grand tied up in a stereo system with four-track recorders in his living room and he sleeps on the floor on a pillow. He doesn't have a bed!" (He later bought Steven a bed as a gift). Joey Kramer "'Hole In My Soul' is a song I've been sitting on since Pump. At one point I thought, 'This isn't any good for Aerosmith. I'll give it to Julio Iglesias.' I figured it could be something in French, you know? [croons] Joi de vie... mon ami... So you sit on an idea and keep trying to plug it in somewhere until it works." Steven Tyler (When asked to tell the dirtiest joke he knew) "There was a young man from Kent, who had one so long that it bent. To save him some trouble, he stuck it in double and instead of coming he went!!!Hmmm Hhmmmhmmm" -Steven Tyler "I don't remember much of the '70s, or the '80s. Gee." Steven Tyler "... it's much more fun to f*ck up onstage in front of people." Tyler (When asked about the best revenge he had) "Our comeback." Steven Tyler (When talking about the Internet) "I'm just like everybody else, I go right to f*cking sex.com" Steven Tyler "I don't mind being away two or three from the family. I don't really mind that as much as Joe does." Steven Tyler "Pervert? Could that possibly be me?" Steven Tyler (When asked 'bout how does it felt to know that a million teens admire the band) "I feels naked at times." (When asked if he had any good- luck rituals before concerts) "Does masturbation count? lol" Steven Tyler "...one of the things that's kept Aerosmith around is diversity. We take pleasure in different flavors." (When talking about his daughter Liv) "I'm obviously very proud of her and her achievements. Although the name helps I think she would have made it on her talent alone." Steven Tyler (When asked 'What has kept Aerosmith together all this years?') "Scotch brand cellophane tape." Tyler (When asked what's his fav city in the world) "Mexico City." ST (When asked what the band feels they have left to prove) "I don't know if it's anything to put in words. I guess we just feel like we have a potential that we haven't reached yet musically. Because you keep doing it, and you keep learning new things, and you go, 'Wow, I want to do that on the next record!' That's all I can really thing of. I think when you see some of these bands get into their second decade, and they get fat and pudgy and bored, and they keep playing the same songs, it's not because they ever ran out of ideas, it's because they're doing other things in their lives that are killing their creativity. If the creative thing was there for your first couple of albums, it's always there - always there. You can always go play around in that playground." --Tom Hamilton (On record companies) "When a band has been successful for their first few albums, then (the record company says) let's not let the band get in the way of making the next one good!"--Tom Hamilton "I think what we wanted to do, without ever really saying it, was to be the American equivalent of all the great British bands like Cream, the Yardbirds and Led Zeppelin. They were all so classy and powerful sound ing. We couldn't think of an American band like that. We wanted to be the first one."--Tom Hamilton "I think I deserve to ask MTV a question. Do I have any roast Beef in my teeth I just ate." --Tom Hamilton "(Talking about cover of Get a Grip)... Ayone who is clearly thinking knows we didn't go out and tourture some cow. We used a general anesth- etic followed by a few hours in the recovery room. IT'S FAKE!!! The cow doesn't have anything stuck through it's udder!" -- Tom Hamilton "Steven and Joe had an argument the first night about Joe playing too loud, and so began an Aerosmith tradition." --Tom Hamilton (on opening for the Mahvishnu Orchestra) "John McLaughlin and the band would meditate before they started playing, and as you might imagine, we weren't into meditating. We'd already found our own way to meditate, chemiacally." --Tom Hamilton "I remember when Joe left, he gave an interview that really hurt me. He said, 'Aerosmith is not ready for the Eighties.' That hurt. It hurt because he was right. I though about that on New Year's Eve, when we were playing this great gig at home in Boston. It was my birthday, and I was thinking that Aerosmith is a band ready for the Nineties. We have a future now. For a while we didn't have one. It's one hell of a nice thing to have." --Hamilton