Exceeding All Expectations?

He was a living legend..the fans would even have screamed if he hadn`t sung a word the whole show..he was there..that was enough..

Who, Jesus or Elvis?

I don`t know whether Jesus gave a show in 1976..if so..both of them..

Hey, quit it.
This is not for Jesus CD collectors, ok?

When i first listened to EAE i was very-very disappointed! Because they didn't always use my favorite source,which is maybe not the best sounding one,but that's my favorite,due to the VERY AUDIBLE fan reactions here and there.

That's interesting to hear Johanesson. I too enjoy the audience atmosphere which is often a highlight of these audience recorded shows.

Thanks for posting your impressions.

Just to let you know that Javilu was as good as his word and has now written a review for this release. You can find it on the link below:

http://www.elvisconcerts.com/reviews/rev760509cs.htm

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Great work Javilu!

Superb 'review' from Javilou~!

The show lives up to its title. Elvis sounds tired, but not as bad as over the next few months, but he digs deep for a super long show with a varied set list with rarities, one-liners, good audience interaction and some great versions (How Great Thou Art)

The show lives up to its title. Elvis sounds tired, but not as bad as over the next few months, but he digs deep for a super long show with a varied set list with rarities, one-liners, good audience interaction and some great versions (How Great Thou Art)

My thoughts exactly...next time he was as good as here was late fall....

Just to let you know that Javilu was as good as his word and has now written a review for this release. You can find it on the link below:

http://www.elvisconcerts.com/reviews/rev760509cs.htm

viewtopic.php?f=61&t=55669


Great work Javilu!

Thanks Mike! You're too nice.

:lol: Superb 'review' from Javilou~!

Thank you!

The show lives up to its title. Elvis sounds tired, but not as bad as over the next few months, but he digs deep for a super long show with a varied set list with rarities, one-liners, good audience interaction and some great versions (How Great Thou Art)

Yeah, I agree.

The show lives up to its title.

....but only for 1976/1977.