MRS (EP) ‘Such A Night in Pearl Harbor’ Press release !

I hope this helps you.

I hope this helps in explaining your obvious bias and agenda to all those who may not understand your hypocrisy when you slate all MRS releases even before they have been released.

http://www.elvisinfonet.com/interview_josephpirzada_2008.html

I have every FTD released and only 2 MRS releases so i have zero allegence(sp?) to either parties in case anyone is interested.

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Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980.

Not on CD, "Daryl."

And since the MRS disc will be sourced from the CD, this is why the 1998 CD box set was cited.

I hope this helps you.

But there are posts confirming its not sourced from the CD.

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Bearing in mind as well that the audio of the 1956 Tupelo concerts on the MRS release were absolutely NO better than previous RCA releases, I don't hold out a great deal of hope. Hype is quite often over used - look at the initial hype for the "48 Hours to Memphis" FTD for one!

IF they have simply used the "EAP" box set version then there will be little difference.

Unless the awful dropouts have been corrected.
That would already create a good listening experience, EAP box source or not.

Funny to see people are arguing over the source used, I think we'll know the answer soon...

Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980.

Not on CD, "Daryl."

And since the MRS disc will be sourced from the CD, this is why the 1998 CD box set was cited.

I hope this helps you.

DrJohnCarpenter wrote:

How can there be? Ernst put it out first, in 1998

And Ernst didn't put out the show first as you stated.

I hope this helps you.

Daryl

Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980.

Not on CD, "Daryl."

And since the MRS disc will be sourced from the CD, this is why the 1998 CD box set was cited.

I hope this helps you.

DrJohnCarpenter wrote:

How can there be? Ernst put it out first, in 1998

And Ernst didn't put out the show first as you stated.

I hope this helps you.

Daryl

Neither did Joan Dreary.

Bearing in mind as well that the audio of the 1956 Tupelo concerts on the MRS release were absolutely NO better than previous RCA releases, I don't hold out a great deal of hope. Hype is quite often over used - look at the initial hype for the "48 Hours to Memphis" FTD for one!

Yes, but i bet nowhere on this site will you find the Doc criticizing that. We all know that the Doc is involved with FTD so that is where i have the problem with all this MRS bashing.

No label is perfect, if an MRS release is bad then criticize it, but also if any other label release is bad then criticize that also.

Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980.

Not on CD, "Daryl."

And since the MRS disc will be sourced from the CD, this is why the 1998 CD box set was cited.

I hope this helps you.

DrJohnCarpenter wrote:

How can there be? Ernst put it out first, in 1998

And Ernst didn't put out the show first as you stated.

I hope this helps you.

Daryl

Neither did Joan Dreary.

Daryl never said that she did.

Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980. And didn't the show hit the bootleg market several years earlier in 1978 by Paul Dowling and Sam Theaker under the Golden Archives label.

Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980.

Not on CD, "Daryl."

And since the MRS disc will be sourced from the CD, this is why the 1998 CD box set was cited.

I hope this helps you.

DrJohnCarpenter wrote:

How can there be? Ernst put it out first, in 1998

And Ernst didn't put out the show first as you stated.

I hope this helps you.

Daryl

Neither did Joan Dreary.

I never said Joan Deary was first. I only stated that her release predated Ernst's reissue of the "Elvis Aron Presley" box set. Of course, the 1978 Golden Archives bootleg release was the first release.

Daryl

thekingofthejungle aka Master of pupets aka Memphisking

do I need to say more, if somebody has to support himself with different identities ?

you also forgot, another 25% of all posts are also all joe pirazdas haha

I am surprised you even have the guts to come on here again after you have been exposed with your bootleg version. I am told by my dealer that you have had to reduce your price down to 5 euro. Whats the source of your sound? I suppose its has the same dropouts as on the EAP CD?

The Doc is right, if you want a CD taken from the EAP box, you might as well keep the EAP. So thats your new GRM label out. If you want something better, you get the MRS version.

I hope this helps you.

... when you slate all MRS releases even before they have been released.

This is false, and can even be proven by reading my comments on this very topic.

Have a nice day, Joe.

If Tunzi said, then it must be so. We all know how "reliable" he is.

Jealousy Ernst didn't put it out first? He could have released it numerous times over the past decade. Frankly, I am happy he didn't release it. It has been available for years. There doesn't appear to be an upgraded source available. I am happy that FTD has focused its efforts in other ways. Perhaps Sony is still figuring out the best way to reissue the '61 show in terms of what kind of project to associate it with. I personally never felt that a stand-alone release would have been that interesting.

What???
What brand of glue have you been sniffing.
The best recorded Elvis concert ever doesn't deserve a stand alone release??

Are you kidding me?
You have to be joking. Not a funny joke.

The key is that it has been along time since its CD release on
the box set, and I am hoping a technical improvement of some kind can
be made on this show.

If not, well, it will come with a 100 page book for the price
of an average FTD set.

I was very happy with the hayride package.

Any true Elvis Presley hobbyist and collector, gives little mind about
the behind the scenes politics of the Elvis world.

I don't give a rats ass about sources or whatever goes on behind the scenes, because
all of them, the bootleggers, Sony, FTD, and MRS, can be criticized with
certain choices they have made concerning their products.
They all hype the stuff they sell.

In the end, is there value for the money?

That's all it boils down to.

If Ernst is too busy mastering soundbaords to bother with the Hawaii show,
then what can we do?

Yes, it is one of the greatest Presley concert recordings in existence. It has previously been issued by RCA twice. Had FTD issued it, yes, it would have been a wonderful addition to the FTD catalogue; but considering how many fans constantly gripe that FTD reissues previously released material, one can only imagine the backlash FTD would have received had it made the Hawaii '61 a standard, stand-alone release. Clearly you are the one "sniffing" something if you can't recognize that fact. The Hawaii '61 show should be reissued as part of a larger-scale project. At one point, forum member Matthew suggested this stellar concert should be part of a Legacy Edition of Elvis Is Back (although that opportunity slipped away when Legacy went the two-fer route with that title). Still, that line of thinking makes more sense.

...maybe Hawaii '61 is going to be in the next batch of FTDs to be announced in Feb!

if not... well im still getting this MRS release anyhow!

JEFF d
EP fan

1.643 views in less than 24 hours! There seems to be a LOT of interest in this project and looks to be another winner by MRS. I can't wait for it to be released!

1.643 views in less than 24 hours! There seems to be a LOT of interest in this project and looks to be another winner by MRS. I can't wait for it to be released!

Yes!

I wish it were an FTD project. I'm very wary of these 'off-label' releases.

Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980.

Not on CD, "Daryl."

And since the MRS disc will be sourced from the CD, this is why the 1998 CD box set was cited.

I hope this helps you.

Could you give us your proof that the material will be sourced from the boxed set? At the moment, you and others have given no more proof that it is coming from the EAP set than those who say it isn't.

and, as always, someone is yet again avoiding the answering of a very simple question.

Didn't Joan Deary put out the Hawaii '61 show back in 1980.

Not on CD, "Daryl."

And since the MRS disc will be sourced from the CD, this is why the 1998 CD box set was cited.

I hope this helps you.

Could you give us your proof that the material will be sourced from the boxed set? At the moment, you and others have given no more proof that it is coming from the EAP set than those who say it isn't.

and, as always, someone is yet again avoiding the answering of a very simple question.

I guess we'll just have to wait until either those sound samples are put on-line or until the MRS set is released. I have my suspicions that once it's proved that it wasn't lifted from the 1998 CD version of "Elvis Aron Presley," certain members of this forum won't own up to their erroneous comments.

Daryl

Hi there!! .

Personally I think that Ernst will not be happy if this is released by MRS . The best move would be if FTD release this show before the other releases come out. Bye for now .

Yes, it is one of the greatest Presley concert recordings in existence. It has previously been issued by RCA twice. Had FTD issued it, yes, it would have been a wonderful addition to the FTD catalogue; but considering how many fans constantly gripe that FTD reissues previously released material, one can only imagine the backlash FTD would have received had it made the Hawaii '61 a standard, stand-alone release. Clearly you are the one "sniffing" something if you can't recognize that fact. The Hawaii '61 show should be reissued as part of a larger-scale project. At one point, forum member Matthew suggested this stellar concert should be part of a Legacy Edition of Elvis Is Back (although that opportunity slipped away when Legacy went the two-fer route with that title). Still, that line of thinking makes more sense.

Griping aside, if FTD had issued the concert on it's label, it would have been the first legal
STAND ALONE release of this show. I don't think alot of fans would gripe under this
scenerio. I would buy it.
I don't know, maybe Ernst feels that the sound can not be improved so why bother.
Perhaps that's his position. Now, that MRS has scooped him, there is no
hurry at all to release it on FTD.

And why should the show be released on a larger scale project?
They have already included it in a box set once.

That does not need to be done again. PERIOD.

Are you one of those crazies that believes certain things need to be on every subsequent box set such
as the insane repeating of the 1956 Las vegas show and a few other things that
get the same treatment over and over and over again.

Your arguement and position make no sense and zero logic.

The legacy series, from what I understand, is only top quality recordings as far as sound goes.

The show has always been a substandard sounding recording, so the only place that wlll fit is
on a larger scale project such as a box set. BEEN DONE.

And on the FTD's collectors label, included for historical reasons.


I don't suggest that sony release the show on a main label stand alone release.

Your bias thinking has got your mind twisted up.

Happy to school you and set you straight.

If that is your idea of "schooling" someone, then you need a lot of practice. As always, your drivel is filled with misguided ideas, fallacies, and inaccuracies.

Personally I think that Ernst will not be happy if this is released by MRS .

It's a move that I'm sure Ernst expected MRS to make, so maybe getting an FTD version out first wasn't considered a priority.