Live at the Fillmore, 1997

Great vinyl box set highly recommended, many thanks again.

I loved Tom Petty but one of the things about his live performances is that sometimes they are better than the studio versions. This is one of them. Beautiful sound, not dominated by audience noise and content which includes quite a lot I haven't heard before. Each of the CDs have about 20 songs on them with intros from Tom. Extremely good value although admittedly it is quite expensive. I felt like I was at the concert with everyone else.

One thing I've learnt in over 40 years of listening to this band is that you rarely come away disappointed with an officially compiled box set. Began with Playback from 1995, continued through The Live Anthology, An American Treasure and the recent Wildflowers reissues. This one might just top the lot, and although you're listening to recordings from 25 years ago it's like Tom and The Heartbreakers are right there in your living room. I'm not going dissect song for song, but every cut is a joy to the ear, whether it's a Heartbreakers hit, deep cut, or cover version, there really is no finer testament to the legacy of a band we will sadly never see play live again. Sod the expense, buy it.

Music is brilliant - as you would expect with TP&THB's. Varied tracks with a number of unreleased covers.Downside - very expensive for what it is 4 cd discs already recorded back in the 90's. Upwards of £50 😱The music is brilliant. I could do without the associated tat. Guitar picks & patch.... are TP fans aged 14 and a half and covert these teenybop trinkets?.Not sure Tom would have approved.

This is a great recording of a truly excellent live performance. However, you've got to like a lot more than Tom and the Heartbreakers usual albums. The band go way back into rock n roll as well as enhancing Petty's own output. If this doesn't get you drooling with anticipation, don't bother but, if it does then you're in for a real treat.Enjoy.

Brilliant collection with not too much overlap from previous releases (there are some duplicates with American Treasure). My only gripe is tiny; Johnny B Goode on CD 4 is labelled Bye Bye Johnny on the back of the box. If that's it, no one should be disappointed. Recommended, even at the elevated price.

This is a feel good record which includes mostly excellent versions of old rock songs and not many Tom Petty originals I enjoyed it a lot but although I did enjoy it, I think I will not play it very many times more.

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers at the top of their game! Lots of different tracks and covers so a worthwhile addition for any serious TPATH fan.