1. Make It
2. Somebody
3. Dream On
4. One Way Street
5. Mama Kin
6. Write Me a Letter
7. Movin' Out
8. Walking the Dog - Aerosmith, Thomas, Rufus
9. Same Old Song and Dance
10. Lord of the Thighs
11. Spaced
12. Woman of the World
13. S.O.S. (Too Bad)
14. The Train Kept A Rollin' - Aerosmith, Bradshaw, Tiny
15. Seasons of Wither
16. Pandora's Box
17. Toys in the Attic
18. Uncle Salty
19. Adam's Apple
20. Walk This Way
21. Big Ten Inch Record - Aerosmith, Weismantel, Fred
22. Sweet Emotion
23. No More No More
24. Round and Round
25. You See Me Crying
26. Back in the Saddle
27. Last Child
28. Rats in the Cellar
29. Combination - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe
30. Sick as a Dog
31. Nobody's Fault
32. Get the Lead Out
33. Lick and a Promise
34. Home Tonight
35. Draw the Line
36. I Wanna Know Why
37. Critical Mass
38. Get It Up - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe
39. Bright Light Fright - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe
40. Kings and Queens - Aerosmith, Hamilton, Tom [1]
41. The Hand That Feeds - Aerosmith, Hamilton, Tom [1]
42. Sight for Sore Eyes
43. Milk Cow Blues - Aerosmith, Arnold, Kokomo
44. Back in the Saddle
45. Sweet Emotion
46. Lord of the Thighs
47. Toys in the Attic
48. Last Child
49. Come Together - Aerosmith, Lennon, John
50. Walk This Way
51. Sick as a Dog
52. Dream On
53. Chip Away the Stone - Aerosmith, Supa, Richard
54. Sight for Sore Eyes
55. Mama Kin
56. S.O.S. (Too Bad)
57. I Ain't Got You - Aerosmith, Carter, Clarence
58. Mother Popcorn - Aerosmith, Brown, James [1]
59. The Train Kept A Rollin'/Strangers in the Night - Aerosmith, Bradshaw, Tiny
60. No Surprize
61. Chiquita
62. Remember (Walking in the Sand) - Aerosmith, Morton, Shadow
63. Cheese Cake
64. Three Mile Smile
65. Reefer Head Woman - Aerosmith, Melrose, Lester
66. Bone to Bone (Coney Island White Fish Boy)
67. Think About It - Aerosmith, Relf, Keith
68. Mia
69. Dream On
70. Same Old Song and Dance
71. Sweet Emotion
72. Walk This Way
73. Last Child
74. Back in the Saddle
75. Draw the Line
76. Kings and Queens - Aerosmith, Hamilton, Tom [1]
77. Come Together - Aerosmith, Lennon, John
78. Remember (Walking in the Sand) - Aerosmith, Morton, Shadow
79. Jailbait
80. Lightning Strikes - Aerosmith, Supa, Richard
81. Bitch's Brew - Aerosmith, Crespo, Jimmy
82. Bolivian Ragamuffin
83. Cry Me a River - Aerosmith, Hamilton, Arthur
84. Prelude to Joanie
85. Joanie's Butterfly
86. Rock in a Hard Place (Cheshire Cat)
87. Jig Is Up
88. Push Comes to Shove
89. The Train Kept A Rollin' - Aerosmith, Bradshaw, Tiny
90. Kings and Queens - Aerosmith, Douglas, Jack
91. Sweet Emotion
92. Dream On
93. Mama Kin
94. Three Mile Smile/Reefer Head Woman
95. Lord of the Thighs
96. Major Barbara
97. Back in the Saddle
98. Walk This Way
99. Movin' Out
100. Draw the Line
101. Same Old Song and Dance
102. Last Child
103. Let the Music Do the Talking - Aerosmith, Perry, Joe
104. Toys in the Attic
105. Rats in the Cellar
106. Like and a Promise
107. Chip Away the Stone - Aerosmith, Supa, Richard
108. No Surprize
109. Mama Kin
110. Adam's Apple
111. Nobody's Fault
112. Round and Round
113. Critical Mass
114. Lord of the Thighs
115. Jailbait
116. The Train Kept A Rollin' - Aerosmith, Bradshaw, Tiny
117. Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith, Hamilton, Tom [1]
118. Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu - Aerosmith, Smith, Huey "Piano"
119. Subway - Aerosmith,
120. Circle Jerk - Aerosmith,
121. Dream On
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Box of Fire
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1994-11-22)
- Publisher: Sony
- Label: Sony
- Format: Box set, Limited Edition
- Studio: Sony
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 18 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #18831
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: All of Aerosmith Best songs!! 2008-07-30
Comment: What an awesome collection...it has Aerosmith's early beginings...to their knock you out of your seat hits!! I purchased Aerosmith's box of fire for my husband who is a huge Aerosmith fan...this collection has alot of extras that you can't find elsewhere!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: This is Rock & Roll 2008-01-29
Comment: Box of Fire
It's Incredible, It's amazing ... It is certainly the best time of the band. A box unparalleled, 100% Rock & Roll, 100% Attitude, 100% of good music, a very good opportunity for people who know the band recently.
This has got to be one of the best sets ever, it has pretty much all the hits, and some bonus songs too. It is excellent, and so is Aerosmith. Aerosmith Rocks!!!!!!!!!!
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: All the great "old" albums. Bulk is cheap. But this is overkill. 2007-12-29
Comment: I see a lot of reviews that seem clueless as to why this box set was released the way it was. Some history might clear this up.
Aerosmith started off on the Columbia label, under which they released 12 official albums. This box set includes those 12 specific albums in their entirety, along with a bonus EP of rarities. After cleaning up their drug problems in the mid-1980s, they switched to Geffen in 1985 and stayed with them through 1994. November 1994 saw the release of both "Big Ones" (a compilation of hits from the Geffen years) and "Box of Fire".
This was no coincidence, because the band was ending their contract with Geffen and returning to Columbia (on which they released everything from 1997's "Nine Lives" onwards). You have to realize that in the music world, a band's label largely determines how the release of compilations and box sets are made. When a band with a huge back catalog signs to a new label, it's not unusual to see the new label re-release the old catalog themselves, because a new label is not interested in promoting a band that has classic albums that still sell on a different label! In this case, Aerosmith returned to Columbia, who in turn remastered and rereleased the Columbia catalog here in "Box of Fire".
Some people are complaining about the redundant tracks, or the fact that you could use less discs to fit the same music. Again, this is a re-release of the first 12 Aerosmith albums, as a collector's set. They're going for completeness. They were however released for individual sale too, so boxing 12 of what they were selling separate seemed simple enough I'm sure. Unfortunately, the band is notorious for having way more than their share of live albums and official studio compilations. In the case of their first dozen albums, 3 were live, and 2 were compilations!
So who would want to buy the first 12 at once? Especially with "Greatest Hits" included? (The other compilation, "Gems", is at least unique in that it has the rare single "Chip Away at the Stone"). Granted the box is beautifully put together, the music is classic, and buying this is cheaper than buying the discs individually. But die-hard fans would no doubt already own the CDs, and casual fans of old Aerosmith would be happy with the 1991 "Pandora's Box" box set.
One last thing to keep in mind is that in 1994, many were finally replacing their cassettes and vinyl with CD. So for fans who didn't make the switch yet, this was a good all-in-one buy! It worked for The Police box set and "complete studio" Led Zeppelin too (then again these had no redundant tracks to deal with). "Box of Fire" is still good for the price, but these days I'd say it's overkill for all but the die-hard fan.
2 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Great cd but whys the best of in it???? 2006-12-26
Comment: thats really dumb i wish i knew whos bright idea it was to but aerosmiths greatest it cd wen al the songs on it are in te first 5 albums before it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! plus i think tey could have puttin other albums instead of live stuff on some cds but overall great collection!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Aerosmith - 'Box Of Fire' (Sony) 13-CD box set 2006-09-14
Comment: A superb 13 - CD box set and all,but WHO has time to listen to this? You obviously need to check out,say several discs at a time to make it fun. 'Box Of Fire' includes all twelve of their albums from '73's self-titled Aerosmith to '87's 'Permanent Vacation' plus one five-track EP that has some real tough-to-find songs of theirs including the instrumental "Subway" and "Circle Jerk". A great find,but 'Box Of Fire' is obviously aimed toward the HUGE Aerosmith fan, with a hunk of disposable income. A must-have, but PRICEY.
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