Copy notes: gold promo stamp on cover. Creasing on all corners of cover, but it still presents very well.
Damn The Torpedoes stands as a defining moment for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, blending roots rock with sharp songwriting that refuses to drift into the mainstream's shallows. Tracks like "Refugee" and "Don't Do Me Like That" deliver a compelling mix of urgent melodies and heartfelt storytelling, backed by the nuanced keyboard work of Benmont Tench on harmonium and the steady grooves of Donald “Duck” Dunn. The album’s production, helmed by Tom Petty alongside Jimmy Iovine and engineered by Shelly Yakus, balances crisp clarity with a live-band energy that invites focused listening rather than background noise. It’s an album that stakes its claim quietly but firmly, much like a well-placed torpedo. This 1979 vinyl pressing offers a chance to experience those songs in a format that suits their organic feel, presented here in near-mint condition. The surface shows no significant wear, promising a clean playback with minimal distractions. For collectors or listeners drawn to the warmth of vinyl, this pressing captures the era’s sound without the need to debate first-press nuances. It’s a solid choice for anyone seeking an authentic slice of late ’70s rock, with the kind of sharp songwriting that doesn’t need to shout to be heard—sometimes the best hits sneak up on you.
Track listing & samples
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Damn The Torpedoes
Side A
Refugee
Here Comes My Girl
Even The Losers
Shadow Of A Doubt
Century City
Side B
Don't Do Me Like That
You Tell Me
What Are You Doin' In My Life?
Louisiana Rain
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