Snoopin´ Round My Door (1955 – 1977) :-(

Even the great title and good looking cover bit is a little exaggerated, isn't it?

Skipppittttty The Crappppitttty

FOR THE FIRST TIME ON CD:

– I Want You, I Need You, I Love You, July 1971 Lake Tahoe
– Old Shep, May 1973 Lake Tahoe
– Don't Be Cruel, February 1971 Las Vegas
– Hound Dog (With original lyrics), August 1971 Las Vegas
– When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again, March 1975 Las Vegas
– Love Me, February 1971 Las Vegas

...and many more.

One liners no doubt.

and crap sound

easy.....just don't buy such rubbish!~

easy.....just don't buy such rubbish!~

Downloading is still legal in The Netherlands.
I buy lots of CD's but poor product like this I prefer to download, check out if there is anything interesting and just kepe the interesting bits or.... erase it all.

a whole lotta crappaholla ...

Obviously in the same vein as that Sun set they did. I didn't get that one either. If it can't flow like a collection that has unity, cohesion, and takes you somewhere, then what's the point?

Although some of the negative comments here are driven by personal agendas, not having actually listened to the release, I must admit I find the concept of these releases hard to follow. There are far too many tracks interlaced in a manner that seems to imply continuity, but ultimately sounds chaotic.

Sometimes, less is more.

That said, maybe folks should hold their knives until it's available for review.

Personal agendas, you’re a funny boy.

I really enjoyed the 'Elvis is back' and 'Sun' one they did, may get this also but not sure yet.

I agree
And as already stated here at FECC

drjohncarpenter:live 1950s material is best found here on Elvis: A Golden Celebration (RCA , 1998)

Seems to me that Victrola did a great job with the "Our Memories" CDs, but them lost it. Sun is a strange set to listen to, and this one seems to be in a lot like it. I don't know about the "unreleased" tracks. If they are full versions and not one-liners, then I'll buy. There are of lot of new CDs out there, and this doesn't seem to be one of the greatest. A three CD set with (less than) a handful of unreleased material... Ka-ching!

I agree
And as already stated here at FECC

drjohncarpenter:live 1950s material is best found here on Elvis: A Golden Celebration (RCA , 1998)

You misquote my original statement. That is not the primary box set to get for Elvis live in the 1950s.

Please do not do this again.

Here is my original post:

The only officialy released 50's concert you seem to be missing, and I'm surprised nobody did mention it already, is the May 16th 1956 Little Rock concert. IIRC it was released officialy for the first time on last years 'Young Man With The Big Beat box.

Little Rock, Arkansas, May 16th 1956 9.30pm:

1. Heartbreak Hotel (02:33)
2. Long Tall Sally (02:09)
3. I Was The One (03:13)
4. Money Honey (02:20)
5. I Got A Woman (03:28)
6. Blue Suede Soes (04:00)
7. Hound Dog (02:45)

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Elvis Presley - Young Man With The Big Beat (Sony legacy 88697941412 / 88697935342 - Released: 2011)

The previously-unreleased concert in this set is from Shreveport in December.

Elvis Presley
"Louisiana Hayride" Benefit Show
Hirsch Youth Center, Shreveport, LA
Saturday, December 15, 1956

Heartbreak Hotel
Long Tall Sally
I Was The One
Love Me Tender
Don't Be Cruel
Love Me
I Got A Woman
When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again
Paralyzed
Hound Dog

The box also has the May 6, 1956 (Las Vegas) and the May 16, 1956 (Little Rock) concerts.

After this, live 1950s material is best found here on Elvis: A Golden Celebration (RCA , 1998). It has audio from all the live TV appearances (Stage Show, Berle, Allen, Sullivan), and the September 26, 1956 Tupelo Benefit Shows. The Tupelo DVD above is worth having for the video, but the concert audio is 100% sourced from Elvis: A Golden Celebration.

http://www.elvis-collectors.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=68776&p=1023639&#p1023639

Thank you.

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I apologise doc if you have misunderstood what I was trying to get across, but the point I was trying to make is as follows.

Any live 1950's material included on this 'bootleg' is available 'officially' on the Sony labels elsewhere, Tupelo tracks (some of which are on this release) included .
You have made it very clear in the past that the official label is the place to go (in your opinion) .
This bootleg release will not be added to my collection, it's a pointless excercise of a compilation that many bootleggers have accused the official labels of in the past. My how times have changed.

exactly