Archivists
Liberty
Liberty is a writer and marketer. She earned three AA degrees and one BA degree. She is also an avid fan of British television, cooking, gaming, and nightscape photography. She began managing The Petty Archives after Aimee resigned due to poor health, but has been involved from the beginning as Aimee's friend since 2009. Favorite Petty Album? Wildflowers. Overall favorite release is The Live Anthology.
Other favorite musicians? She enjoys 50s oldies, 60s and 70s rock, 90s rock, and current alt rock/pop. Favorite artists include Led Zeppelin, Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, Hozier, Cage the Elephant, Kaleo, The Who, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Otis Redding, and Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, among many others. She is also a fan of soundtracks and composers for television/film/games.
Emily
Emily is ... going to get her information to us soon!
Founder
Aimee
Aimee is the original founder of The Petty Archives, an avid gamer, and a writer. She lives in Nova Scotia, Canada and is owned by two cats. Her first computer was an IBM Aptiva E Series, and her favorite video game is Half-Life. Her taste in music and video games alike can be best described whatever catches her interest for more than five seconds. She can usually be found over in the IRC channel, or her own personal website. Favorite Petty Album? It switches between Damn the Torpedoes and Long After Dark depending on her mood. Other favorite musicians? As long as a radio station has Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, and April Wine, she's happy. She has a particular fondness for Canadian bands such as the Guess Who, Loverboy, and the Tragically Hip. She also enjoys video game soundtracks.
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