What?: It includes Aerosmith's cover of The Beatles' "Come Together"
Other: The track was recorded at George Martin Air Studios, London, UK, whilst in the UK for their Reading Festival appearance (August 1977) and was produced by George Martin and Jack Douglas.

What?: It includes Aerosmith's cover of the P.J. Proby song "Rocking Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu" (by Huey 'Piano' Smith).
Other: During the "Permanent Vacation" sessions in 1987, Aerosmith recorded a couple of cover versions which included this track. This became surplus to requirements and ended up as the opening track on this soundtrack.

What?: It includes Aerosmith's cover of The Doors' song "Love Me Two Times"
Other: There is no evidence that the track was an outtake from the "Pump" sessions. Aerosmith association with this Doors track was first noted on rehearsal tapes (which included a few covers) in preparation of a MTV Unplugged appearance in August 1990 (where the track was also played but not broadcast).
It is assumed the track was specially recorded for the soundtrack and produced by Bruce Fairburn. The track was even introduced into the live show during Summer 1990.

What?: It includes 4 Aerosmith songs: I Don't Want To Miss A Thing, What Kind Of Love Are You On?, Sweet Emotion and Come Together aswell as "Animal Crackers" (with vocals by Steven Tyler)
Other: The opening track, "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing", written by Diane Warren, went on to be Aerosmith's first USA number one single (for 4 weeks). "What Kind of Love Are You On" was a "Nine Lives" outtake (originally recorded during Miami sessions, 1996). Both tracks were recorded at the Hit Factory, N.Y.C. in April 1998

April 2000: MTV News reported Aerosmith had recorded "Painted On My Heart", a ballad by Diane Warren, for the upcoming Nicolas Cage movie ''Gone in 60 Seconds". When the soundtrack was released in June, 2000, the track, which opened the album, was now performed by The Cult.