The self-titled debut, bluesy and raw, home to the power ballad "Dream On" that became the band's signature.
The second album and first with producer Jack Douglas, sharpening the hard-rock attack with "Same Old Song and Dance".
The commercial breakthrough, carrying "Walk This Way" and "Sweet Emotion" and defining the classic sound.
A hard-hitting record often cited as the band's peak, opening with "Back in the Saddle".
Recorded amid growing excess, a rougher album led by its title track.
A troubled album made as Joe Perry left the band, mixing originals with covers.
The only album made without Joe Perry and mostly without Brad Whitford, cut during the band's lowest period.
The comeback that reunited the classic line-up, the band's first album for Geffen.
The full commercial revival, driven by "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)" and "Angel".
The band's best-selling studio album, packed with hits like "Cryin'" and "Crazy".
A turbulent late-nineties album whose single "Pink" won a Grammy.
A studio-crafted, pop-leaning album led by the single "Jaded".
A raw album of blues covers that returned the band to its roots.
The latest studio album, reuniting the band with producer Jack Douglas.