But the French clearly love the Camdens and released them as new ones under another name.(These are the Flaming Star ones)

That's a great collection of original US pressings Alexander.
The very first one, presented by Singer, is awesome, the rest too.
I've learned again new things from you, thank you!
It's a very short album wich i also have a soft spot for.
The French cd version from the 90's i guess, is in sound ...

I just love this bootrelease from years ago, the sound is excellent the performance top notch.

I'm in for it, the new artwork is very nice!

It is so that Facebook has taken over a lot in the internet world... but there is always room for a good discussion forum to me.

The Laurel label (and all the other labels Ger Riiff 'invented' for his products) where a true labor of love and dediction.
My favorite from that area must be "Standing room only", soundwise still a hard to beat vinyl!

Alexander has the stuff and the knowledge of sharing his info with relevant pics.
Thank you so much for the insight!

I cant wait until they release 'Key Lime green', 'Pineapple yellow' or 'Pink lemonade...pink' vinyl.
:P


I'm usually not a fan of those carnival releases in the whole rainbow color palette and I usually ignore these.
To my own surprise last month I found myself buying that Graceland edition ...

I have all the ones you show too Alexander, always a soft spot for them.
Qualitywise it's indeed a hit and miss sometimes, but in a way they served the purpose of adding more to the collection on a rather low price.
The artwork (sometimes mirorrred) was original too.
When i'm in the mood, i love to ...

Not only Bob Jones was great with his work at the UK RCA plant, but from around that same timeframe -1981- this album came out.
It was cut by the British Jack Adams (his initials JA are in the dead wax), and also this one has great sound.
From memory he also did "Elvis sings Leiber and Stoller" wich ...

I've got the alternate Elvis Today double album, pretty good sound here too.
The live bonus songs from Vegas '75 sound very good here too, better then it's FTD or Fort Baxter cd counterpart (Wouldn't mind the full concert -still a favorite of mine- on vinyl too)


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I understand that many on this board are former FECC residents - thanks to Alexander and the London Flash for alerting me to this board.

Just bought The Alternate Elvis ] Mood Blue 10 inch vinyl boxset. Need to figure out how to upload photos but the 45 rpm sounds amazing and the 10 ...

On FECC,I posted an article about a bunch of lp's that were pressed in Sweden around 1977-81. Most of my text was based on the excellent FTD book "How RCE brought Elvis to Europe". Along the years, I have bought many of them and that collecting them all till an ongoing project of mine ...

Wtf... so,in between her nonsense chit chat talk (lots of words but not really saying anything), she states that Vernon (and therefore she also) believes Ginger killed Elvis?
And that the people "in the know" are passed away now? Dick Grob, Charlie Hodge, Joe Esposito, who-ever?
And after all these ...

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Only How Great Thou Art is missing. I remember buying it but could not locate it when photographing the series.



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And again you show us a nice part of your collection, thank you! I don't have many "tans" in my ...

Johan, I need to check if there is any indication on the dead wax of who mastered my green label HH. I'm not home right now but will back to you on that later.

As I'm sure you know,the problem with the original mix is that Elvis's vocal is way too loud. The master tapes are only 3 track (Elvis ...

The 'Greatest hits vol1' version from 1981 and the British upgrade "The sound of your cry" from the same year.
US, France and the British version.
They do sound marvelous (the British one cut by Bob Jones even excellent) and the tracklisting is great too on them.
The combination of studiomasters ...

Hi guys,how are you? :) I got a hint from the great collector Alexander (as opposed to Alexander The Great) that there is a forum with an active Elvis vinyl thread and I just had to join in :D It's great to see you all here again :)

I hope that all of you have been doing great since the collapse ...

Talking about Canadian releases/pressings.
I'm immediately reminded of this one.
Of all my pressings of "That's the way it is" (among them Japan or UK), the original Canadian pressing from 1970 is to my ears the best sounding one.
In fact, it's so good, i've got two of them! ;)


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This Italian 1980 pressing.
It looks fantastic, but soundwise it's in Elec­tron­i­cally Re­processed Stereo, so....