Tom Petty – Wildflowers (2LP Vinyl)
Warner Bros. Records (1994)
$400.00
MEGA RARE Original 1994 German Pressing Of Very Fine Solo Album By Tom Petty. Vinyl In Top Condition! Nice Textured Cover Includes Inner Sleeves With Lyrics. Easily The Most Collectable Record In The Oeuvre Of Tom Petty. One For The True Petty Vinyl Enthusiast!
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MEGA RARE Original 1994 German Pressing Of Very Fine Solo Album By Tom Petty. Vinyl In Top Condition! Nice Textured Cover Includes Inner Sleeves With Lyrics.
There were only small quantities of ‘Wildflowers’ pressed back in the day — which is why you have probably never seen it on vinyl! It is easily the most collectable record in the oeuvre of Tom Petty. One for the true Petty vinyl enthusiast!
Condition – Vinyl: EXCELLENT! Some very light wispy surface marks, so not totally perfect — but near enough! Sounds superb!
Condition – Cover: VERY GOOD PLUS! Really nice, apart from sticker tears on top right corner. Light wear, small sticker residue on back.
Side 1:
Wildflowers
You Don’t Know How It Feels
Time To Move On
You Wreck Me
Side 2:
It’s Good To Be King
Only A Broken Heart
Honey Bee
Don’t Fade On Me
Side 3:
Hard On Me
Cabin Down Below
To Find A Friend
A Higher Place
Side 4:
House In The Woods
Crawling Back To You
Wake Up Time
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Under the guidance of producer Rick Rubin, Wildflowers is one of Petty's most distinctive and best albums. Under the guidance of producer Rick Rubin, Tom Petty turns in a stripped-down, subtle record with Wildflowers. Coming after two albums of Jeff Lynne-directed bombast, the very sound of the record is refreshing; Petty sounds relaxed and confident. Most of the songs are small gems… the finest ("Wildflowers," "You Don't Know How It Feels," "It's Good to Be King," and several others) match the quality of his best material, making Wildflowers one of Petty's most distinctive and best albums.