Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Playback

The tape covers a variety of styles, from stage perfomances to animation, to mini films, which was how he conceptualized his videos. What unites most of his work, however, is that it was inspird by the California experience. You can see it in many incarnations. Whether it's the sixties in Learning to fly, and he gets it right, going back all the way to the engineers that flocked to California to work on militray aircraft design and their children, who turned to hippies or whther its the vagaries of beinga present day celebrity or the malls, or the politics and power of the ranchers of old in his Insider song, Tom Petty celebrates much and misses little of what is California, while sidestepping the usual cliches of surfers and new age glitter that one usually associates with California.

"Here Comes My Girl" (1979)
"Refugee" (1979)
"The Waiting" (1981)
"A Woman in Love (It's Not Me)" (1981)
"Insider" (1981)
"You Got Lucky" (1982)
"Change of Heart" (1982)
"Don't Come Around Here No More" (1985)
"Jammin' Me" (1987)
"I Won't Back Down" (1989)
"Runnin' Down A Dream" (1989)
"Free Fallin'" (1989)
"A Face in the Crowd" (1990)
"Yer So Bad" (1990)
"Learning to Fly" (1991)
"Into the Great Wide Open" (1991)
"Mary Jane's Last Dance" (1993)

R2, DVD5, PAL, 4:3