This was before I started working there

Drummer Economy of scale and lots of power. Charlie and Ginger just awhile Ago.

Holy fucking shit. This is some wizard shit. Snoogans.

Lewis Largent? Ist era of dry conditioners.

This song is a great place to find the first glimmer of your day

DAMN! That's hot!!!

Dave Minihan was great with Paul Westerberg

Who was your first glimmer of light?

Needed to be 1/2 beat faster - too Laconic IMO, Westerberg needed to fix this ASAP IMO BUT Still brilliant...

Coolest dude ever

These were the days

is this the original? and green day covered it?

🎸🎤🎵🎶🎹

Also love the little coda at the very end

Don’t know exactly what it is about this song, but it builds so beautifully to the crescendo at 4:50. Chills. This really was a wonderful backing band.

First Glimmer and "Things" are among his best solo works. A cool guy showing his vulnerability and romantic longing like few singers but Neil Young. Neil and Paul are the best songwriters for me, bar none. Sorry, Bob.

So good...This guy ROCKED us! RIP

I remember taking that elevator in stopping it between two floors and bang the hell out of Wendy

I'm wondering if they could have put this entire unedited song on a 45 RPM record (9:47) as they did with RICHARD HARRIS ' "MACARTHUR PARK" (1968) at 7:20 or BOB DYLAN's "LIKE A ROLIING STONE" (1965) at 6:00 . I have to admit that record engineers had to do quite a lot of scrunching the grooves to make that happen . I also have to say that I am not especially fond of this edited version at 3:17 !

(Forever in our Hearts) Tommy Ardolino... R.I.P.

RiP Lewis. You had a great taste in music. 🙏. Mats rule!

Paul baby boy do you want Me to sing your song the Way they're awesome super cool coffee supposed to😎What's You Thinking🤔PAUL❤️LOVE YOU LOVE❤️( you would be surprised love❤️)

Like Paul said about Big Star, I never go far without a little Paul Westerberg. And Josh Freese is the most entertaining drummer in the world.

1990’s MTV’s Sunday night 120 Minutes was must watch TV, back when 90’s alt was brought into our home TVs. Paul Westerberg was one of many to share their music and talents with America. ✌️

Dayum. So good.

What about basssssss...my man Keef

pAUL sow over rated ha ha truly love💘Paul Westerberg❤️

Love it, Wish they had a shorter versions for Free Bird & Stairway to Heaven.❤️😆

Spampinato! Spaminato!

i was still young back then. crank it up.

Big fan , but huh. ?

Man has taste.

Despite the 42 second purgatory.. few and far between gem

That man right there ..,. That man is Rock n Roll..... God bless Keith Richards...

So glad you posted this! I’d read about it but didn’t realize that it had actually been distributed (on reel-to-reel tape) to radio stations across the country at the time. The Rock and Roll Geek Show podcast did an interview with Jon Scott, the record promo guy that got radio stations across the country to play the first Tom Petty album, eight months after most stations had passed on it, mistaking it as a punk rock album. This live version, broadcast over KWEST FM in LA, and the subsequent distribution nationwide was Scott’s idea.

Great Vocal!! Nice tribute! LOVE it!!

Strong ABB influence and sound!!! Love it!!

Magic!!

Rhythm guitar player looks like a NUTBAG !!!!!!

Who’s this drummer?!

That’s going on my Christmas playlist

SO GOOD AND GOLDEN! 😎😎😎😎😎😍😍😍😍😍😁😁😁😁😁😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🌇🌇🌇🌇🌇🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

When was this from?

Brilliant

LOVE LOVE LOVE what fun!

Who are the 24 lost souls Who gave this a thumbs down?

I want this song to be about Bobby, Tommy, and Chris.

"You don't have to shine or nuthin'..."

Dig it!

It’s interesting I got this album when it came out, liked it like all the Replacements albums from before, but being free from the Mats he was able to be as irony free as possible, in the best way. All his solo stuff has his signature blend of caring but not in a maudlin way. Great blend of romantic memories with no schmaltz. It has aged really well too.