I need to buy a Petty greatest hits, all I've heard are a couple of his most famous songs and his work with The Wilburies.

I have the sound track of Crossroads on viynl. :cool:

[QUOTE]So, Tom Petty is really good.[/QUOTE]
^*disagrees*

What's your beef with Petty, Schyma?

Nothing he's just not that good I haven't heard anything that is that impressive. I have about 4 of his albums and none of them really strike me as something outstanding or amazing. I just don't see what's so great about him.

I like a lot of Tom Pettys songs, but I wouldn't really call him like super amazing anything. He's like Americas (extremely) watered-down version of Neil Young.

So I watched The Grateful Dead Movie last night. It was soo awesome. I would die to see a Grateful Dead concert back in the day. I also watched that Paul McCartney in Red Square concert, which was also very cool.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]So, Tom Petty is really good.[/QUOTE]

I really like Tom Petty.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]So, Tom Petty is really good.[/QUOTE]

Yes, this is true.

There's one awesome Tom Petty album but I forget what it was called. :confused:

There are a few really awesome Tom Petty albums :mad:

Did any one see Bob Dylan on 60 minutes sunday night?

Name those "few" if you will.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Nothing he's just not that good I haven't heard anything that is that impressive. I have about 4 of his albums and none of them really strike me as something outstanding or amazing. I just don't see what's so great about him.[/QUOTE]
I agree. He's not bad, just not that great.

[QUOTE=White_heat]Did any one see Bob Dylan on 60 minutes sunday night?[/QUOTE]
No, is it the one where talks about [U]Chronicles[/U]?

[QUOTE]Did any one see Bob Dylan on 60 minutes sunday night?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I did. He had an annoying voice but he sounded pretty cliche resiliesnt rock star.

[QUOTE=Schyma]Name those "few" if you will.[/QUOTE]

He's got a bunch of great albums (my uncle let me borrow most of his discography once).

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Hard Promises
Wildflowers
Full Moon Fever
**** the Torpedoes

Really cool avatar DMV. :thumb:

How come it wasn't mentioned in here?

[QUOTE=Schyma]No, is it the one where talks about [U]Chronicles[/U]?[/QUOTE]
Yes, and also about "Like a Rolling Stone" being the number one song on Rolling Stone's list, i guess its a re-run

[QUOTE=Schyma]Really cool avatar DMV.[/QUOTE]

THanks, I got it off the ABB website. I might actually be going :)

[QUOTE=White_heat]Did any one see Bob Dylan on 60 minutes sunday night?[/QUOTE]
I saw it. He's so burnt out.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]He's got a bunch of great albums (my uncle let me borrow most of his discography once).

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Hard Promises
Wildflowers
Full Moon Fever
**** the Torpedoes[/QUOTE]

Agreed + Into the Great Wide Open and The Last DJ

I've heard Free FAllin, and I assume some other stuff, but I just don't think I would like Tom Petty. Something about his style, perhaps his voice wards me away from his music. Perhaps it's he repetetiveness of his hits. I should probably give him a better chance, since he was good enough to get into the Traveling Wilburries.

[QUOTE=TheDMV] Perhaps it's he repetetiveness of his hits.[/QUOTE]

die



Tom Petty is the man.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Agreed + Into the Great Wide Open and The Last DJ[/QUOTE]

Most say the Last DJ is his worst, and his only bad album.

[URL=http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1GQVM1RBYUH122IZOMZYRNZWDL]The Who - The Real Me (Alternate Version)[/URL]

Check out this version from their Box Set, it was recorded in 1979 (yes it's got Kenney Jones, give him a break). But listen to Entwistle's bass playing at the end.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Most say the Last DJ is his worst, and his only bad album.[/QUOTE]

I thought it was good :(

[QUOTE=White_heat]Did any one see Bob Dylan on 60 minutes sunday night?[/QUOTE]



I'm seeing him next week :D

I just got a Tetanus(sp) shot. Does anyone know how long it takes before the sore arm wears off?

At least three years.

[QUOTE=lunch998]At least three years.[/QUOTE]
Oh Shi[COLOR=White]t[/COLOR]


I was thinking about this earlier today: which came first, the drugs or the music?

Dylan was on 60 minutes sometime in January, I guess it's a re-run.