TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS / LEGENDARY MIKE MILLARD TAPE PACIFIC AMPHITHEATRE 1991 (2CDR)

Tom Petty - vocals, guitars
Mike Campbell - guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
Benmont Tench - keyboards
Howie Epstein - bass, backing vocals
Stan Lynch - drums, percussion

DISC 1
1. Introduction
2. KINGS HIGHWAY
3. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
4. I WON'T BACK DOWN
5. FREE FALLIN'
6. OUT IN THE COLD
7. PSYCHOTIC REACTION
8. BEN'S BOOGIE
9. DON'T COME AROUND HERE NO MORE
10. LEARNING TO FLY
11. LISTEN TO HER HEART
12. MYSTERY MAN
13. HERE COMES MY GIRL

DISC 2
1. BREAKDOWN
2. INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN
3. I'M TIRED JOEY BOY
4. YER SO BAD
5. YOU GOT LUCKY
6. STRAIGHT INTO DARKNESS
7. LOVE IS A LONG ROAD
8. REFUGEE
9. RUNNIN' DOWN A DREAM
10. THE WAITING
11. AMERICAN GIRL
12. BUILT TO LAST
13. LONELY WEEKENDS
14. MAKIN' SOME NOISE

This is a recording from November 9th, 1991, from Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers' "Into the Great Wide Open" tour. Jeff Lynne participated in the album "Into the Great Wide Open," which had just been released at the time, perhaps influenced by the Traveling Wilburys. The album features tracks like "KINGS HIGHWAY," "TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE," "OUT IN THE COLD," "MAKIN' SOME NOISE," "BUILT TO LAST," and the singles "LEARNING TO FLY" and "INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN," along with familiar classics like "BREAKDOWN" and "REFUGEE," as well as cover songs such as "PSYCHOTIC REACTION" and "I'M TIRED JOEY BOY." This high-quality master recording, digitized in 2022 from Mike Millard's master tapes, requires virtually no editing and is released as part of the "Legendary" series.

In recent years, there has been a trend towards digitizing "Mike Millard tapes" directly from the masters or from low-generation tapes. These tapes were recorded by Mike Millard, a taper familiar to fans for his exceptional audience recording skills. The same label has released several recordings using these newly digitized Mike Millard tapes as masters, in two versions: "Brushed Mike Millard Tapes" and "Legendary Mike Millard Tapes." Not all Mike Millard tapes have perfect sound quality; some have considerable room for improvement, and those that have been significantly edited and improved are the "Brushed" series. The "Legendary" series, on the other hand, originally had near-perfect sound quality with little room for improvement, and only minor editing such as light cuts between tracks was done.