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For fans of Aerosmith: what to watch, read & play next

Cross-media picks for Aerosmith fans — films, series, games and books in the same vein.

These picks share the restless hunger to play loud, chase fame, and pay the price for it. Across films, series, games, and books, you'll find street kids rewriting music history in The Get Down, a blues pilgrim hunting a lost song in Crossroads, a drummer getting his second shot in The Rocker, and guitar-controller fantasy in the Guitar Hero and Rock Band series. For fans who believe music is everything.

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Frequently asked

What should I watch if I like Aerosmith?

Start with Crossroads — a guitarist's obsessive search for a lost Robert Johnson song. Wayne's World 2 puts Aerosmith on stage as headliners for a fan-organized concert. The Get Down is a gripping series about South Bronx kids chasing musical dreams in 1977 New York.

Are there books for Aerosmith fans?

Slash is a memoir from one of rock's greatest guitarists covering sex, drugs, and rock and roll from the inside. Psychotic Reactions and Carburettor Dung collects sharp critical essays on rock acts including Bowie, Lou Reed, and the Clash. Woodstock is a crew member's first-hand photographic record of the festival.

What games should Aerosmith fans play?

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith is built entirely around the band's catalogue and is the obvious starting point. The broader Rock Band series — Rock Band 2 and Rock Band 3 — lets you play guitar, bass, drums, and vocals together across a wide range of rock tracks.

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