What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Fri Nov 09, 2012 6:30 pm
Okay, that probably is the ABFT package. But I was really thrilled to see the design for the new Paradise Road packaging. Big hurray for the designers!
I think this is one of the most attractive designs in quite a while (when ABFT is not competing). What are your favorite FTD designs from the past 114 FTD releases (vinyl, 7" and 5")?
My top-3 (design wise) would be all vinyls:
1. Jungle Room Sessions
2. Elvis Is Back
3. That's The Way It Is
I think this is one of the most attractive designs in quite a while (when ABFT is not competing). What are your favorite FTD designs from the past 114 FTD releases (vinyl, 7" and 5")?
My top-3 (design wise) would be all vinyls:
1. Jungle Room Sessions
2. Elvis Is Back
3. That's The Way It Is
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Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Fri Nov 09, 2012 8:57 pm
What is 'ABFT' please?
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Fri Nov 09, 2012 9:10 pm
Tony.. wrote:What is 'ABFT' please?
A Boy From Tupelo
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Fri Nov 09, 2012 10:10 pm
Those FTD Lp's look brilliant especiall TTWII.
My personal favourite is the 'Fashion for a king' FTD. The concert years of 1969-77 is my favourite period of Elvis' career so when I received this book and the two live CD's I was delighted with it. The book contains some fantastic pictures of Elvis showcasing is many jumpsuits.
A close second for me would be the awesome on stage FTD. The packaging is great, the booklet and the back cover display some wonderful pictures of Elvis.
My personal favourite is the 'Fashion for a king' FTD. The concert years of 1969-77 is my favourite period of Elvis' career so when I received this book and the two live CD's I was delighted with it. The book contains some fantastic pictures of Elvis showcasing is many jumpsuits.
A close second for me would be the awesome on stage FTD. The packaging is great, the booklet and the back cover display some wonderful pictures of Elvis.
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Fri Nov 09, 2012 10:16 pm
48 to Memphis was a nice package but I think the new 2-cd paradise ftd looks fabulous and will top it...
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Fri Nov 09, 2012 11:18 pm
The Jungle Room Sessions.
It perfectly fit the power of the release for me at the time. No picture of Elvis, looking good or not so good, on the front cover was necessary. The music spoke for itself.
It perfectly fit the power of the release for me at the time. No picture of Elvis, looking good or not so good, on the front cover was necessary. The music spoke for itself.
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Sat Nov 10, 2012 2:11 am
King Volcano wrote:The Jungle Room Sessions.
It perfectly fit the power of the release for me at the time. No picture of Elvis, looking good or not so good, on the front cover was necessary. The music spoke for itself.
In my opinion it looks more like a commercial for Graceland than an Elvis record
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Sat Nov 10, 2012 3:16 am
Mike DK wrote:King Volcano wrote:The Jungle Room Sessions.
It perfectly fit the power of the release for me at the time. No picture of Elvis, looking good or not so good, on the front cover was necessary. The music spoke for itself.
In my opinion it looks more like a commercial for Graceland than an Elvis record
Nah, it's the tackiest downstairs room isn't it, they'd be crazy to use that as an ad. But the colors look good on a CD/record sleeve, probably better there than in a house!
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Sat Nov 10, 2012 12:19 pm
The new 3000 looks good!!!
Re: What do you consider the most beautiful FTD packaging?
Sat Nov 10, 2012 12:59 pm
3000 south looks Stunning 
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