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WWAW the Tom Petty?
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Can almost smell summer coming around the corner. Cant wait for Friday drives down the Jersey backroads to the shore with TP playing. His songs relate to me almost supernaturally well
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For me both Petty and U2 followed the same trajectory. I'd hear their stuff on the radio, like it, sometimes even like it a LOT, but was never compelled to buy an album even when they were readily available through the Columbia House Record and Tape Club.
Then along came the right album at the exact right time - Full Moon Fever (Petty) and The Joshua Tree (U2) - and I was transformed into a huge fan of both. The first time I heard Full Moon Fever, I was in a Sam Goody and they had it playing throughout the store. After three or four songs I was beside myself at how good it was and finally asked a worker what album they were playing. After that I never looked back and have been a huge fan since.
Stil. can't believe Petty is dead ...........
Then along came the right album at the exact right time - Full Moon Fever (Petty) and The Joshua Tree (U2) - and I was transformed into a huge fan of both. The first time I heard Full Moon Fever, I was in a Sam Goody and they had it playing throughout the store. After three or four songs I was beside myself at how good it was and finally asked a worker what album they were playing. After that I never looked back and have been a huge fan since.
Stil. can't believe Petty is dead ...........
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Completely neutral
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The labels really fucked him John Fogerty really hard. I always found it odd that Mary Jane's Last Dance was a tie-in for his greatest hits album and not part of Wildflowers, even though it was recorded at the same time. But that's what the label wanted. Oh well, greatest hits went Diamond.
Fuck the labels.
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Fuck the labels.
Tom Petty once battled his record label over $1 and changed the music industry for good
Tom Petty's willingness to stand up to his record label set an important precedent.
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He actually started Mary Jane during Full Moon Fever. I'm glad he didn't redo it for Wildflowers, it's the last song with Stan Lynch drumming/back vocals and definitely wouldn't have been as good Wildflowers style.
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The labels really fucked him John Fogerty really hard. I always found it odd that Mary Jane's Last Dance was a tie-in for his greatest hits album and not part of Wildflowers, even though it was recorded at the same time. But that's what the label wanted. Oh well, greatest hits went Diamond.
Fuck the labels.
Tom Petty once battled his record label over $1 and changed the music industry for good
Tom Petty's willingness to stand up to his record label set an important precedent.
I bought this RS on ebay a little while ago. Still haven't gotten it hung up yet, taint got the right frame.
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All in with the Tom Petty. Great music and his music videos ruled when I was a young faggot