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| Six-disc retrospective features 27 previously unreleased tracks and 15 rare B-sides. American Girl, Refugee, Southern Accents, The Waiting, more. |
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| 1 Breakdown |
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| 2 American Girl |
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| 3 Hometown Blues |
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| 4 Anything That's Rock & Roll |
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| 5 I Need to Know |
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| 6 Listen to Her Heart |
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| 7 When the Time Comes |
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| 8 Too Much Ain't Enough |
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| 9 No Second Thoughts |
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| 10 Baby's a Rock & Roller |
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| 11 Refugee |
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| 12 Here Comes My Girl |
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| 13 Even the Losers |
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| 14 Shadow of a Doubt (A Complex Kid) |
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| 15 Don't Do Me Like That |
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| 16 The Waiting |
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| 17 A Woman in Love (It's Not Me) |
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| 18 Something Big |
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| 19 A Thing About You |
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| 20 Insider |
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| 21 You Can Still Change Your Mind |
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| 22 You Got Lucky |
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| 23 Change of Heart |
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| 24 Straight into Darkness |
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| 25 The Same Old You |
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Album Review
The consequence of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' enduring affection for the music of the mid-'60s was that, in essence, they were a singles band, a fact driven home on the first three CDs of the six-disc set "Playback"; even when abbreviating each of their first nine studio albums to four to six cuts, the songs break down into the hits and the also-rans. To be fair, there are quite a few of the former, and some of the latter are could-have-beens; and since Petty is more a song maker (or, more precisely, a track cutter) than an album artist, his work is more amenable to compilation...Then come three more discs of rarities and outtakes. The first of these contains non-LP B-sides, most of which are pleasant throwaways (although "Trailer" suggests that the failed concept album "Southern Accents" could have been more of a success if it had been included). The last two discs present early and alternate histories of Petty, as his pre-Heartbreakers group, Mudcrutch, searches for a sound; later, he tries out different approaches that never made it onto his regular albums. Some of this material will be of interest to hardcore fans... ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
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Biography


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