This came out in 2002 – or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing):
The ultimate? Yeah, right.
The only fans who need to pick up this Aerosmith compilation — their sixth including box sets — are folks who: A) Don’t own any Aerosmith albums and B) Prefer ’90s power-ballad shlock like Cryin’, Amazing and Angel to the old stuff. Any old fans sniffing around for unearthed gems from these reformed rockers’ decadent early days can forget it; while O Yeah! is the first best-of to cover the band’s entire career, it dismisses the group’s ’70s output in 10 songs — which don’t include Toys in the Attic, Lord of the Thighs, Train Kept A-Rollin’, Lick And A Promise, Rats In The Cellar or anything from Night In The Ruts, Rock In A Hard Place or Done With Mirrors. In their place you get tons of comeback glop, remixed tracks and two new cuts: The paisley-rocker Girls of Summer and the piano power-ballad Lay it Down. Great, another Aerosmith power ballad. Better make that O, No! Give it a Rest Already.
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