#Tom petty straight into darkness album mac#

House band The Cabin Down Below hosted the event, which felt like the best Karaoke night. The prodigy was a big player in the eighties, pre-gangsta rap scene with the legendary Def Jam label. Records (where he had recorded as part of the Traveling Wilburys) and the first of three albums produced by Rick Rubin. The album was the first released by Petty after signing a contract with Warner Bros. Show all 348 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers songs (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction(2) (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone(16) A Face in the Crowd(77) A Higher Place(8) A Mind With a Heart of Its Own(18) A One Story Town(42) A Thing About You(64) A Wasted Life(1) A Woman in Love (It's Not Me)(152) Ain't Enough Money in the Whole Wide World(1). PettyвЂ™s voice has held up remarkably well and sounded near-perfect all night. PettyвЂ™s always been able to work a crowd, and he got them to sing the вЂњLearning to FlyвЂќ chorus gently and repeatedly as he laid down vocal fills over them. Killer.ДЄfter that rave-up, itвЂ™s funny that it took a slow song, вЂњMary JaneвЂ™s Last Dance,вЂќ to get the folks in the upper levels out of their seats.

#Tom petty straight into darkness album mac#

Opener вЂњListen to Her Heart,вЂќ a beat slow and even more Byrds-y, was followed by a dirty-sounding вЂњYou DonвЂ™t Know How It Feels.вЂќ And the band got its hard rock off with the (pre-Buckingham/Nicks) Fleetwood Mac cover вЂњOh Well,вЂќ which would shred in anybodyвЂ™s live set but gave the underrated Campbell a chance to play more like Vivian Campbell as Petty shook his maracas. вЂњRefugeeвЂќ was the only song in FridayвЂ™s set from вЂњTorpedoes,вЂќ and when Petty announced that they were going to play вЂњan album track,вЂќ it turned out to be вЂњKings Highway,вЂќ a top 5 mainstream rock single from 1991вЂ™s вЂњInto the Great Wide Open.вЂќIt sounded great, though.Д«ut enough griping: This was, after all, a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers show, and it was outstanding. This tour was a perfect chance to revisit that outstanding old material and get a few plugs in at the same time. There also were the past yearвЂ™s releases of вЂњThe Live Anthology,вЂќ a four-disc concert memoir that features so many great old album tracks the band has mothballed for ages, and the home video release of вЂњClassic Albums: Damn the Torpedoes,вЂќ which chronicles the recording of the 1979 album that catapulted them into the rock вЂnвЂ™ roll stratosphere. The disc had a more country-rock vibe, and the show included an epic, 15-minute take on вЂњCrystal RiverвЂќ that showed how good the guys can be as a jam band. For one, Petty, guitarist Mike Campbell and keyboardist Benmont Tench were fresh from a reunion album and mini-tour as Mudcrutch, the precursor to the Heartbreakers. There were several reasons for the veteran faithful to get excited about the current tour. Sure, a fan seeing the band for the first time wants and gets a plethora of greatest hits, but those whoвЂ™ve been going since the LP era can go home a little frustrated. The lone knock on the band during its past several tours - and itвЂ™s decidedly nitpicky - is the staid set list. ThereвЂ™s really only one thing missing: surprises. REUTERS/Lucy NicholsonДЇridayвЂ™s sold-out show at the Hollywood Bowl was another triumph for one of rockвЂ™s greatest bands - a showcase of singular musicianship, sonic clarity, killer songs and the bond between performer and fan. Singer and songwriter Tom Petty performs during the half time show of the NFL's Super Bowl XLII football game between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants in Glendale, Arizona February 3, 2008.