Last Elvis Vinyl You listened to was...

We have sold our apartment and everything's been in storage for weeks, but I do remember the last Elvis LP I played before that, and it was the "I'm Leaving It Up To You" bootleg. I bought that a couple of months ago, in Copenhagen... Great stuff! I own a new Clearaudio turntable and it sounds wonderful. I like CDs too, though.

Keith Richards, Jr.

you were in Denmark, cool!! I live in Denmark..well, not in Copenhagen, but still cool you were there. great city, been there many times

hmm got to be the vinyl version of

That was an odd release. The cassette was great - 30 songs in good quality, with quite a few of them not available at that time. The CD was a shambles with half the songs edited! How was the vinyl? Edited like CD or unedited?

Speedway LSP-3989 sometime last week.

Thanks Doc much appreciated. I shall now check whether I've got that 69 show, love What I'd say.Talking of vinyl I like the edited version if WIS in Sound of your cry album.
Cheers

Elvis In Demand. A nice listen, I imagined what it was like for you original fans at the time, must have been cool.

hmm got to be the vinyl version of

That was an odd release. The cassette was great - 30 songs in good quality, with quite a few of them not available at that time. The CD was a shambles with half the songs edited! How was the vinyl? Edited like CD or unedited?

Unedited i just cant help believing running over 4 minutes same counts for last farewell and the rest

Thanks Doc much appreciated. I shall now check whether I've got that 69 show, love What I'd say.Talking of vinyl I like the edited version if WIS in Sound of your cry album.
Cheers

Great!

The 8-21-1969 MS was officially released by RCA a couple of years ago!

Thanks to everyone whose contributed to this topic. Just goes to show that there's a lot of folks who have not only kept their vinyls but still search for more in mint condition. It's challenging thing to do. Today I Been playing the classic Behind Closed Doors by audifon records. I think it's fun thing every now and then to hark back to vinyls and experience the sounds as they were.

Played these four back to back today, cool listening.
Even in these present days where unreleased tracks are the norm, these are sensational albums.

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