Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Echo

140-gram 2LP

Remastered from the original analog tapes

Echo, from Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, was 1999's first major rock release — and the last great rock album of the millennium. Few other artists can match the record of commercial success alongside creative growth notched by one of rock's premier bands.

"Echo, Petty's first full-fledged record with the Heartbreakers since 1991's Into the Great Wide Open, is an extension of Wildflowers, at least in terms of sound and feel. The weird thing is, Echo sounds like a sinewy band recording, but its sentiment makes it feel like a solo record. To be blunt, much of Echo feels like a by-product of Petty's divorce from his wife of over 20 years; even the intoxicating hard rock of 'Free Girl Now' has a layer of sorrow and regret." — AllMusic

Room at the Top

Counting On You

Free Girl Now

Lonesome Sundown

Swingin'

Accused of Love

Echo

Won't Last Long

Billy the Kid

I Don't Wanna Fight

This One's for Me

No More

About to Give Out

Rhino Skin

16 One More Day, One More Night

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