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Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever

aNiMaLaNiMaL Posts: 7,117
edited February 2006 in Other Music
I had made this thread once before....but it appears as though it is gone....so here it is again.

Show your love for the masterpiece that is Full Moon Fever (AKA Volume 2 Traveling Wilburys).

This is definetly one of Tom Petty's best records. If you have never heard this....go out ond buy it right the hell now....if you already own it....pop it in, you will not regret it!!!

1. Free Fallin'
2. I Won't Back Down
3. Love Is A Long Road
4. A Face In The Crowd
5. Runnin' Down A Dream
6. Feel A Whole Lot Better
7. Yer So Bad
8. Depending On You
9. The Apartment Song
10. Alright For Now
11. A Mind With A Heart Of Its Own
12. Zombie Zoo

Show some love for this fantastic album!!!
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  • barcoachbarcoach Posts: 413
    aNiMaL wrote:

    This is definetly one of Tom Petty's best records.

    Definitely, love it. Got it since day one and still have that vinyl... actually haven't upgraded it to cd, simply 'cause there's almost no need for that.
    Awesome record.
    Stone: Thanks for the pick and the night of complicity, you rock!
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  • Swallow PoisonSwallow Poison Posts: 58
    Just recently bought Greatest Hits as I fancied getting into his stuff.

    I must say I am pretty impressed thus far.

    I almost bought the Full Moon Fever album but opted instead for GH.

    What a wuss.

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    Decipher the illusion, know the facts but retain the magic.
  • aNiMaLaNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    Swallow Poison wrote:
    Just recently bought Greatest Hits as I fancied getting into his stuff.

    I must say I am pretty impressed thus far.

    I almost bought the Full Moon Fever album but opted instead for GH.

    What a wuss.

    Sign of age...
    Go get Full Moon Fever!!! I too have the GH...and that is solid...no question. But to hear Full Moon Fever is just something all together different than the GH....totally worth it.
  • culot4culot4 Posts: 775
    Full Moon Fever is good but Wildflowers is the best IMO.
    Once in a while you can get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
  • barcoachbarcoach Posts: 413
    culot4 wrote:
    Full Moon Fever is good but Wildflowers is the best IMO.

    Guess I agree... though I keep a special fascination for the songs he did for the movie She's the One... and of course Damn, the Torpedoes.
    Stone: Thanks for the pick and the night of complicity, you rock!
    -The crazy guy with the Ramones t-shirt.
    Mexico C. 12/10/05.

    "There is a rose that I want to live for
    although, God knows, I may not have met her"
    -J. Strummer

    "And you'll never know just how dark this screen could be"
  • Swallow PoisonSwallow Poison Posts: 58
    aNiMaL wrote:
    Go get Full Moon Fever!!! I too have the GH...and that is solid...no question. But to hear Full Moon Fever is just something all together different than the GH....totally worth it.

    Sold for a buck.

    Shall purchase this w/e.
    Decipher the illusion, know the facts but retain the magic.
  • aNiMaLaNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    Wow, Petty and Pearl Jam fans!!! Get a load of this:

    http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002198603

    Can you say co-headlined Gorge show?????

    I know I sure can!!!!!

    Oh yeah, Full Moon Fever kicks ass!!!
  • idratherbeidratherbe Posts: 367
    Hello, Tom... Come down, Tom... :D Maybe he really heard us! LMAO

    You always got to be Ready For Petty. He's always kept the integrity that PJ has (and got started way before, too). He fought the record label on pricing WAY back when:

    "Their fourth album, Hard Promises, also had a difficult gestation, as Petty battled the record company again. This time the issue was the album’s list price, which MCA wanted to raise by one dollar over the prevailing rate of $8.98. “If we don't take a stand, one of these days records are going to be $20,” Petty argued in 1981, unwittingly foreshadowing the latter-day era of CDs. Standing up for the long-suffering rock fan, Petty held firm and won that skirmish, too. By their fifth album, Long After Dark (1982), the band had become an incomparably tight, well-oiled unit – and one in need of a little risk-taking, by Petty’s reckoning."

    I've been a fan since the beginning... gee, I was a young pup then. :)

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