Maybe I'm doing a bad job with serching the internet, but I can't find a decent Tom Petty discography anywhere. Wiki and the offical website aren't even close to being good.

Basically, I'm trying to do some research--to put together a rarities disc that collects all the b-sides/non-album tracks. I have the 'Playback' box set, regular albums, and the new DVD box set --so the emphasis would be 'Wildflowers' and up. HOWEVER, if the boxset missed anything, I'd be very interested in that, too.

Suggested sites?

Any help is GREATLY appreciated!!!!!

if u go to google and type in tom petty discography the first link to come up says tom petty and there is a few page discography there.

make sure u dont forget to download dani california

or comatose

I downloaded a best-of of this guy. I really don't understand what you americans like so much about it.

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers are pretty good. One of the better popular American rock bands of the 80's. Catchy, easy to listen to, sing a long with and remember tunes. Kinda reminds me of Neil Young and Bob Dylan.

I have the Greatest Hits CD, and that's good enough for me.

Not sure if I can help more than the links provided. Tom Petty is great.

Watched a three hour long documentary last night, Petty doing most of the storytelling along with the band. It was interesting. Didn't know anything about this band other than the hits. His independent spiriti and attitude towards his output and the business chimes along nicely with PJ's(to a point.) Knew it was a matter of time before we got a headshot of Eddie and true enough there's some footage towards the end. Gonna check these guys out, their story was paint by numbers rags to riches but he did it with a class of his own i think, and he never really seems to have fucked up too much.

im sure the demon has one

i wouldnt mind doin this, actually.. what are some good full cds bes wildflowers or full moon fever??

someone should make a list of awesome unknown petty tracks not on the gh

Just get Anthology. If you don't like that set, you have no need to delve any further.

I love Tom Petty, but I really don't care for the live set. I really prefer Petty's studio efforts.

And to the above person, check out Damn the Torpedoes and Southern Accents.

It kind of bums me out when people lump Tom Petty in with artists like John Cougar Mellencamp or Bob Seger. He's much better than that. He was in the Traveling Wilburys for fuck's sake.