The rock band Aerosmith's iconic song "Sweet Emotion" has captivated audiences since its release in 1975. The soaring opening is immediately recognizable to two generations of rock fans.
The media network EYNTK suggests using it as takeoff music, which is evidently a thing for frequent air travelers. The narrator, while recording his takeoff from the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, demonstrates how effective "Sweet Emotion" is for this purpose. Just start the song as the engines rev for takeoff and you should feel yourself rising into the air just as the volume kicks in thirty-six seconds later. Try it the next time you fly!
-via Born in Space
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If 1975 is three generations, then that would mean that I am old--which is manifestly untrue. Therefore: two generations.
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1975? Make that three generations. Although I must admit that when the song was first released, it was usually heard with a very short intro for the radio edit. Hearing the album version was a treat.
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