The Bad Boys from Boston and their raunchy, arena-sized blues crunch spawned legions of hard-rock heirs. Their lean riffage can be heard on the swaggering hooks of The Black Crowes' “Twice As Hard,” while the rollicking, high-adrenaline blasts of Buckcherry's blazing “Tight Pants” recall their party-hard singles. And Guns N' Roses take a page from Aerosmith's playbook on the electrifying sleaze of “Paradise City.”