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You're Gonna Get It! [ABC/Shelter, 1978]
". . . might sound strange/Might seem dumb," Tom warns at the outset, and unfortunately he only gets it right the second time: despite his Southern roots and '60s pop-rock proclivities, he comes on like a real made-in-L.A. jerk. Onstage, he acts like he wants to be Ted Nugent when he grows up, pulling out the cornball arena-rock moves as if they had something to do with the kind of music he makes; after all, one thing that made the Byrds and their contemporaries great was that they just got up there and played. Thank God you don't have to look at a record, or read its interviews. Tuneful, straight-ahead rock and roll dominates the disc, and "I Need to Know," which kicks off side two, is as peachy-tough as power pop gets. There are even times when Tom's drawl has the impact of a soulful moan rather than a brainless whine. But you need a lot of hooks to get away with being full of shit, and Tom doesn't come up with them. B
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>>130687507
Tom Petty fucking sucks, man.
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>>130687721
Fuck you
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>>130687507
see, this nigga was a standard issue 'give me novelty' critic.
how could you hate on Tom petty?

I mean he might not be terribly original but he mastered all the sounds Christgau claimed to like yet Cuckgau still dissed him for not being novel.
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>>130687507
>Onstage, he acts like he wants to be Ted Nugent when he grows up, pulling out the cornball arena-rock moves as if they had something to do with the kind of music he makes; after all, one thing that made the Byrds and their contemporaries great was that they just got up there and played.
wacky stage antics were a thing since 50s R&R. did he think Elvis or Jerry Lee just stood there like a cardboard prop and played?
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>>130691871
Rock critics expected everyone to be some guy with an acoustic guitar on a stool because that's what Dylan was and weren't happy when someone deviated from that format.
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>>130687507
>Thank God you don't have to look at a record, or read its interviews.

he's right on this one. oftentimes it's best to not read musician interviews for your own sanity.



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