Artist: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
Title: The Best Of Everything - The Definitive Career Spanning Hits Collection 1976-2016
Year Of Release: 2019
Label: Geffen Records
Genre: Rock, Singer-Songwriter
Quality: 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 02:26:06
Total Size: 2.91 GB
Tracklist:
1. Free Fallin' 04:14
2. Mary Jane's Last Dance 04:33
3. You Wreck Me 03:22
4. I Won't Back Down 02:56
5. Saving Grace 03:45
6. You Don't Know How It Feels 04:46
7. Don't Do Me Like That 02:40
8. Listen To Her Heart 03:02
9. Breakdown 02:41
10. Walls (Circus) 04:23
11. The Waiting 03:54
12. Don't Come Around Here No More 05:06
13. Southern Accents 04:42
14. Angel Dream (No.2) 02:25
15. Dreamville 03:47
16. I Should Have Known It 03:38
17. Refugee 03:21
18. American Girl 03:30
19. The Best Of Everything (Alternate Version / Extra Verse) 05:25
20. Wildflowers 03:10
21. Learning To Fly 04:01
22. Here Comes My Girl 04:33
23. The Last DJ 03:30
24. I Need To Know 02:21
25. Scare Easy 04:36
26. You Got Lucky 03:35
27. Runnin' Down A Dream 04:23
28. American Dream Plan B 03:00
29. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around 04:03
30. Trailer 03:18
31. Into The Great Wide Open 03:42
32. Room At The Top 05:01
33. Square One 03:25
34. Jammin' Me 04:09
35. Even The Losers 03:38
36. Hungry No More 05:56
37. I Forgive It All 04:13
38. For Real 03:51
The title speaks for itself: The Best of Everything! It’s also a wink at the track recorded by Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers for their 1985 album Southern Accents… Tom Petty fans will know all that by heart, but even if this 38-track compilation is mostly aimed at newcomers, the album does include two rarities: an alternative version of the song The Best of Everything and the unpublished track For Real. As an ambassador of timeless rock’n’roll who left us in October 2017 at the age of 66, Tom Petty’s brilliance is perfectly encapsulated in this double album. Much like Bruce Springsteen, Petty was the flame bearer for a rock rebellion. While the topics of his lyrics were somewhat exhausted, he searched for the perfect song through his irresistible choruses and glorious melodies… Surrounded by the Heartbreakers, he was like a rock’n’roll mathematician who knew all the different theorems like the back of his hand, whether they were British (The Rolling Stones and The Beatles) or North American (Dylan and The Byrds), all the while adding his own unique sound. At the end of the 70's, Petty laid down his four aces: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers (1976), You're Gonna Get It (1978), Damn The Torpedoes (1979) and Hard Promises (1981). They were classic, classy albums that were superbly written and performed, and we find many of the key tracks in this compilation. Punk, post-punk and new wave were big at the time and the styles fed into Petty’s music, proving that he could make something new out of something old. Or rather that he could take the rock he had grown up with (he was 15/20 years old in the 1965/1970 golden age) and give it a new energy... “What’s great, Tom Petty said in a 2006 interview, is when someone comes up to me on the street and more or less thanks me for all my work. They often call it the soundtrack to their lives. It's an incredible feeling. And that's all an artist asks for.” Perhaps The Best Of Everything - The Definitive Career Spanning Hits Collection 1976-2016 would be better off labelled under “film music”!
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