When I posted I had no idea how good 24bit CDs sounded. I do not have MSG yet. Do you find it needing a remix?Matthew wrote:Bump if only because I now prefer Madison Square Garden and well, because I can!
Best original live album
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I would be interested to hear it in a remixed form so it matches up with Afternoon In The Garden and Live In Texas but expect I would hold onto the original regardless as the 24 bit version is very well done. Worth checking it out I would say.JLGB wrote:When I posted I had no idea how good 24bit CDs sounded. I do not have MSG yet. Do you find it needing a remix?Matthew wrote:Bump if only because I now prefer Madison Square Garden and well, because I can!
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Very cool MSG! Agree On stage original even though it was overdubbed.. but so were lots of other artist live albums.JerryNodak wrote:The best in terms of sound and songs is the ORIGINAL "On Stage".
The one I enjoy listening to most is MSG (evening) because it reminds me of how it sounded the 1 time I was fortunate enough too see him "Live".
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Suspicious Minds and the oldies as usual were rushed. It is incredible that most of us automatically turn off the weak material and listen to an Elvis live show and give it a rating without taking into consideration what we black out. And we also say that one is good for 75 or 77 and so on. With other artists we would just say that album sucked! And that would be the end of that.
Im not fond of ROR either Carolyn.carolynlm wrote:There is only one Elvis album I don't like....ROR.....OK, bring out the knives, but that's my opinion. But you are right about listening to other artists albums and saying that it's not a good album....there are a few in my collection that I have purchased just for one song on the whole thing.....
Elvis' live albums are all good...for one reason or another, whether it be the song list, or Elvis' mood....there is always something to find in them.
It's a good album IMO!!!Kylan wrote:Im not fond of ROR either Carolyn.carolynlm wrote:There is only one Elvis album I don't like....ROR.....OK, bring out the knives, but that's my opinion. But you are right about listening to other artists albums and saying that it's not a good album....there are a few in my collection that I have purchased just for one song on the whole thing.....
Elvis' live albums are all good...for one reason or another, whether it be the song list, or Elvis' mood....there is always something to find in them.
Wasn't the original MSG sped up just a slight tad, so it would fit on an LP??? Something I heard somewhere. Not sure though!!! And I haven't listened to it in ages.
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Hello friends
another very hard question, i like them all but i vote for:
IN PERSON , because i like elvis in 1969 , great solo guitar by James, Johnny b. good is one of my favorite & this version is super
there is also the great number that we can only find in this LP: MY BABE
it's a good number
my second coice is: ON STAGE
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another very hard question, i like them all but i vote for:
IN PERSON , because i like elvis in 1969 , great solo guitar by James, Johnny b. good is one of my favorite & this version is super
there is also the great number that we can only find in this LP: MY BABE
it's a good number
my second coice is: ON STAGE
sincerely
LIOR
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For me it's the original Elvis In Person lp. The tour de force version of Suspicious Minds. The wildfire Mystery Train-Tiger Man medley. The hard-hitting My Babe. The sizzling Johnny B. Goode. The rendition of I Can't Stop Loving You that comes across more as a blues-rocker than the big ballad interpretations of later years. The oldies treated with respect. The whole thing just rocks so damn hard! Only Onstage Feb. 1970 matches this lp for hard-rocking intensity.
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could have made it a draw, but my vote pushed "on stage" to number one with 30 % at the moment
horrible coverpic , but a great selection and variety of unusual and rare songs, his voice is very upfront (compared to "madison square").
the original "garden" album can´t be number one (for me), because, as carolynlm pointed out, the show rushes on with a pretty fast pace, like his usual concerts from the end of ´70. if rca did even make the tape run faster on purpose, that´s one more reason why this one can´t be best original live album, ´cause, if they really did, they were faking music history.
horrible coverpic , but a great selection and variety of unusual and rare songs, his voice is very upfront (compared to "madison square").
the original "garden" album can´t be number one (for me), because, as carolynlm pointed out, the show rushes on with a pretty fast pace, like his usual concerts from the end of ´70. if rca did even make the tape run faster on purpose, that´s one more reason why this one can´t be best original live album, ´cause, if they really did, they were faking music history.
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The MSG tape doesn't run faster. As to faking music history, well On Stage, Live In Memphis, Elvis In Concert are all overdubbed in the studio. Madison Square Garden is a true concert compared to the other albums (Aloha is too). Does this make it better? Maybe, maybe not. On Stage is more a songs album and is great for it.
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ok, that´s a valid point that i didn´t think about.Matthew wrote:The MSG tape doesn't run faster. As to faking music history, well On Stage, Live In Memphis, Elvis In Concert are all overdubbed in the studio.
i also agree with you that "on stage" is more a songs album" instead of a true concert from beginning till the end. nevertheless, "as recorded live at madison ... " - tape running faster or not - is a bit too fast-paced for me (compared with my choice).
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I personally like the fast pace of Madison Square Garden, he was rocking the house. The New York fans were there for a good time and he sure as hell gave them one! As to sound quality, I implore anyone with concerns over this to purchase the Japanese Paper Sleeve edition of Madison Square Garden, it is quite remarkable how much better it sounds compared to the standard release. Plus you get the original album artwork front and back.