Aerosmith: ‘Toys In The Attic’ By The Numbers

by Bill Raymond

Aerosmith released its breakout third studio album Toys In The Attic 46 years ago today (April 8). Its tracks have become mainstays on the band’s setlist and continue to be staples of rock radio in the over four decades since its release.

Just how big was this album for The Bad Boys From Boston?  Here is Toys In The Attic by the numbers.

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