You have bought very well my friend, great selections!

Bilbobaggins wrote: November 15th, 2025, 7:23 am Never seen this blank label before! You may have a rare misprint there. Could you find it on discogs? I didn't...

Could not find it either in Discogs, but since there are a few BJ collectors here, i wonder if there copy is the same...

Never been there, i know a friend who was there, and he said it's incredible.
What did you get?

Not new at all, i have a (grey coloured) pressing of this since 2012... it's been re-issued several times, in various colours.

By looking through my collection i've counted 12 copies of "Golden records vol 3" (wich is my favorite 'golden' one), was suprised i had that much. ;)
This is a question i also asked on the previous forum, but never got ansewered: since there are severeal Bob Jones collectors here too, does your ...

My very first was "Aloha from Hawaii".
Don't know anymore what came after it, but it never stopped...

As expected, this version has the "Adios" cd as source.
It may be sound a (very very tiny bit) better, but in a way it's the same.
If one could reduce the echo from it, it could be another thing..
But for new, the fan who hasn't have Elvis his latest concert , they could do worse.

That was a great listen (no, I am not being sarcastic). Although the sound quality isn't great and the songs are sometimes very short, the clip offers a nice glimpse into Elvis' live shows during that fantastic summer of '56. It is not hard to imagine the excitement in the crowd. Boy, we can ...

I meant to buy Harem Holiday FTD vinyl but ordered California Holiday instead by accident!

Anyway, I've opened it up and currently playing side 1. WOW!!!!! Hands down this is the best FTD vinyl that I have heard. It sounds fantastic and is laying on the turntable flat. As many of you know, I ...

The King Is Dead MFLP 015
https://www.discogs.com/release/3744591-Elvis-Presley-The-King-Is-Dead-On-Air-Tributes-And-Music


I have another pressing of this, in tiny letters on the back says it's printed in France.
Your label is black, mine is white.
No Bob Jones etching on mine.
Wonder if the ...

I was in doubt about buying this version (Already had 5 different versions) but saw it and the price was right, so...
It looks beautiful but the pic on the front is a bit less sharp then the other versions, the vinyl itself is nice red marbled.
Soundwise it's close to perfect, it has puch when ...

More RCA International to add from my collection

"Girl Happy": German pressing for UK and EURO market: Black label with silver rim, old RCA logo NL83338, no mentioning who cut this (Can't find this copy on Discogs either)

"Frankie and Johnny": UK pressing, green labels 1980, INTS 5036 cut by Jack ...

All 4 shows are excellent, really at the top of his game, the ultimate superstar.
But if i had to choose one, it's Hampton Roads, closed followed by Richmond.

Two more...

The second edition for "Are you lonsome tonight" and "Rockin' Elvis, the sixties" where also done by Bob Jones

The Elvis Tapes is an odd one... it's a non-RCA, talking album...

It is, but soundwise it sounds much better then the original albums with that material.

Indeed a great set of records.
The box and artwork is nice, there is some thought in them.
The music is ofcourse excellent, the choices somewhat suprising but very welcome.
Soundwise BJ did a masterful job on the mastering part.
And even it stated that record three goes up until 1974, the "My way ...

At least they got the speed right,but it does sound better, less overload...

I believe there are two audiense recorded sources.
The one released as "The last farewell" on vinyl (and incomplete cd) and the "Adios" version by AJR.
Al the following up ones are sourced from these two.
I have highly doubt this version will sound any better.

As already said on the Youtube page, mighty fine update Alexander!

If Discogs is correct, i have a 1966 copy.
No printed inner sleeves, just plain white with plastic in...