Spinal Tap Hit Too Close To Home For Aerosmith's Steven Tyler
. One of the interviews is with Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler, who talks candidly about his hard partying days in the'70s: "I can remember the height of my oblivion, I was into doing things just because I could. I would think nothing of tipping a whole long spread, and I'd be so livid � explicit � no turkey roll! Give us a turkey � no gravy, no stuffing, just real meat. No hockey pucks, no mystery meat, just a turkey." Does that perhaps sound a bit like Nigel Tufnel, the over the top character from the rock mockumentary This is Spinal Tap? Well, apparently Tyler thought that the movie hit a little too close to home, as he reveal in the interview with Joe Smith: "That movie bummed me out, because I thought, 'How dare they? That's all real, and they're mocking it.'" more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the antiMusic.com.
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