Last Elvis Concert You Listened To Was?

[minkahed]

One Night In Vegas (FTD)

[Beale]

A Prince From Another Planet - 06-10-1972 AS

My favorite of the MSG shows.

Beale

[Roustabout1980]

That should read "latest Elvis concert".
Or are you all never ever gonna listen to an Elvis concert again?

[YDKM]

Finished both twice now, both solid overall and both have their own highlights.

A well put together and satisfying Shreveport show
And although he started Baton Rouge strongly he seemed to run out of steam after the intros, still a quite OK show though.

[Beale]

03/22/1975 Midnight Show

"Back With A Bang"

Always been a favorite show of mine.

Beale

[YDKM]

I do want to warn you that the sound quality does drop off on the second disc - the evening show.

Just listened to both shows and the sound is better during the A/S but still ok for the E/S.Both shows are similar with Elvis performing 3 different songs during each show.The biggest problem with both shows is the overly long and tedious intros! Hurt 2nd time during the A/S is outstanding and during the E/S 2nd version is better than the first but not quite as good as the A/S 2nd time, so Elvis reprised the ending a 3rd time(but not as good as A/S 2nd version) I did not hear Elton mentioned but Heartbreak Hotel early on was 'Passable' and throwing in PSA just before closing was a request and does the low leg squats and one kick ending(which is mostly all he would do in 1976), then it's straight into the closing C.H.F.I.L. Next time I listen to these shows I must skip the intros! Otherwise like almost all this tour they are quite OK.

[Rob]

I don't skip any part of any show. I, too, just listened to the Largo set and enjoyed it.

Those two audiences sure loved them some "Hurt."

[flamingstar81]

Downtown Long Beach - November 15 - 1972, 8:30PM.

This is a fantastic show and easily one of my favourite shows from 1972, alongside the excellent June 10th AS from New York. The sound is excellent throughout for an audience recording, it is clear and it feels like you are 'there'. I would say it is easily one of the best on tour audience recordings available. The set-list is brilliant too and it is different from April and june 1972. For example, there is no 'American Trilogy' or 'Bridge over troubled water', but there are brilliant versions of 'Little Sister / Get Back' and 'Burning Love'.

Elvis introduces Lisa Marie after singing 'fever' saying "this is the first-time she's seen her Daddy make a fool of himself", then Elvis sings an excellent version of 'you gave me a mountain'. I found this introduction quite emotional following Lisa's sad passing last week. I personally would like this concert to be released by FTD as this great label as not covered this tour yet and as it is an excellent concert that deserves to be heard officially.

https://elvisoncd.com/frame.htm?https://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/D/downtownlongbeach.htm

[Beale]

Downtown Long Beach - November 15 - 1972, 8:30PM.

This is a fantastic show and easily one of my favourite shows from 1972, alongside the excellent June 10th AS from New York. The sound is excellent throughout for an audience recording, it is clear and it feels like you are 'there'. I would say it is easily one of the best on tour audience recordings available. The set-list is brilliant too and it is different from April and june 1972. For example, there is no 'American Trilogy' or 'Bridge over troubled water', but there are brilliant versions of 'Little Sister / Get Back' and 'Burning Love'.

Elvis introduces Lisa Marie after singing 'fever' saying "this is the first-time she's seen her Daddy make a fool of himself", then Elvis sings an excellent version of 'you gave me a mountain'. I found this introduction quite emotional following Lisa's sad passing last week. I personally would like this concert to be released by FTD as this great label as not covered this tour yet and as it is an excellent concert that deserves to be heard officially.

https://elvisoncd.com/frame.htm?https://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/D/downtownlongbeach.htm

You’ve sold me on this show I’m going to loook around and see if I can locate it. 1972 is my favorite year concert wise. And I’m unfamiliar with this tour don’t have a thing from this tour in my collection I don’t believe.

Also a fellow fan of the 06/10/1972 afternoon show !!

Beale

[flamingstar81]

Downtown Long Beach - November 15 - 1972, 8:30PM.

This is a fantastic show and easily one of my favourite shows from 1972, alongside the excellent June 10th AS from New York. The sound is excellent throughout for an audience recording, it is clear and it feels like you are 'there'. I would say it is easily one of the best on tour audience recordings available. The set-list is brilliant too and it is different from April and june 1972. For example, there is no 'American Trilogy' or 'Bridge over troubled water', but there are brilliant versions of 'Little Sister / Get Back' and 'Burning Love'.

Elvis introduces Lisa Marie after singing 'fever' saying "this is the first-time she's seen her Daddy make a fool of himself", then Elvis sings an excellent version of 'you gave me a mountain'. I found this introduction quite emotional following Lisa's sad passing last week. I personally would like this concert to be released by FTD as this great label as not covered this tour yet and as it is an excellent concert that deserves to be heard officially.

https://elvisoncd.com/frame.htm?https://www.elvisoncd.com/EIGENECD_a-z/import/D/downtownlongbeach.htm

You’ve sold me on this show I’m going to loook around and see if I can locate it. 1972 is my favorite year concert wise. And I’m unfamiliar with this tour don’t have a thing from this tour in my collection I don’t believe.

Also a fellow fan of the 06/10/1972 afternoon show !!

Beale

That's great Beale, it's an excellent concert, I am sure you would be very happy with it. I agree, 1972 was a fantastic concert, so many brilliant songs and Elvis' voice had so much power and passion.

[Ciscoking]

Good show..without any doubt..but there are better sounding aud. rec...when we are talking about "top notch "..

[MikeTCB]

The January 27, 1971 midnight show. (disc 1 of Las Vegas '71)

[Walter Hale 4]

the one that The remaster group put up on his or their YT channel wasn't bad, in fact it's very good. Worth a listen..

[Rob]

[YDKM]

Listened to the closing tour Memphis show tonight.Wow like a really good show throughout! His last Memphis show really was a great show!

[Gamma Master]

the one that The remaster group put up on his or their YT channel wasn't bad, in fact it's very good. Worth a listen..

Oh wow, sounds really good!

[eric c]

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jan 28,1971.
midnight show.

[Beale]

On Stage - My favorite Vegas season.

[xmascarrol]

Im listening to this atm , and yes its not the greatest sounds but Ive heard worse. The begining and when it changes to suspicious minds i think it gets abit rough but then again it gets better. Im about to listen to The praise to the king afterwards. These have just arrived in the last few weeks to add to my collection

[rollinson1]

Giving my own rip of this superb concert a listen via headphones as the wife catches up on Love Island

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This release knocks all the previous releases out of the park IMHO
Fantastic way to spend an hour this Sunday morning

[Rob]

I listened to the disc 5 studio and rehearsal sessions. Then I finally heard the long awaited Hampton Roads show. Man, what a show this is! I wanted to put the never before heard "Never Been To Spain" on repeat, but I fought the urge. The sound is fantastic through my Bose headphones and my Maxwell House coffee never tasted better. Someone recently stated here that Elvis in 1972 was boring. You'd better check your pulse, pal, because I'm pretty sure you're almost dead.

Loving this set and worth EVERY penny I paid for it.

[MikeTCB]

Yesterday i listened to the fourth concert from the Elvis On Tour Legacy boxset. I have been listening to a different concert from the box every day.

[flamingstar81]

I listened to the disc 5 studio and rehearsal sessions. Then I finally heard the long awaited Hampton Roads show. Man, what a show this is! I wanted to put the never before heard "Never Been To Spain" on repeat, but I fought the urge. The sound is fantastic through my Bose headphones and my Maxwell House coffee never tasted better. Someone recently stated here that Elvis in 1972 was boring. You'd better check your pulse, pal, because I'm pretty sure you're almost dead.

Loving this set and worth EVERY penny I paid for it.

I agree Rob, this is an excellent boxset, and 1972 was a brilliant concert year for Elvis. In my opinion, there were no 'weak' shows during this year in both Las Vegas and on tour, the shows were either very good or excellent. Elvis had great stage showmanship too and his voice was excellent, singing with power and passion, especially on songs like bridge over troubled water and an American trilogy.

[Greystoke]

Madison's Breathing Out Fire CD, which features Elvis's October 6th, 1974, evening show in Dayton, Ohio. It's a pretty rough show for the most part, especially when Elvis takes to the stage at first. This was a problematic tour in numerous respects, and whilst Elvis is audibly struggling, it does sound like he's at least trying to put on a show as the concert progresses. He doesn't manage to truly come to life and his singing is often below par, but at least his mood isn't sour, which is a small mercy.

I hadn't listened to this concert in years and thought on a whim that it was worth revisiting. The design of the booklet is appealing and the choice of photographs are sufficient enough for my liking as somebody who isn't inclined to buy a lot of Elvis photo books.

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[SpyGuyUK]

Madison's Breathing Out Fire CD, which features Elvis's October 6th, 1974, evening show in Dayton, Ohio. It's a pretty rough show for the most part, especially when Elvis takes to the stage at first. This was a problematic tour in numerous respects, and whilst Elvis is audibly struggling, it does sound like he's at least trying to put on a show as the concert progresses. He doesn't manage to truly come to life and his singing is often below par, but at least his mood isn't sour, which is a small mercy.

I hadn't listened to this concert in years and thought on a whim that it was worth revisiting. The design of the booklet is appealing and the choice of photographs are sufficient enough for my liking as somebody who isn't inclined to buy a lot of Elvis photo books.

I thought I had this show on The Profile Boxset Vol 2 but it's the matinee show. I'm tempted to listen to this one again to see if it's any better than the Evening show that you listened to. I think a lot of the time it's not just the medication I think that Elvis is tired a lot of the time.

I'm sure this matinee show is on another CD title but right off hand I can't think what. About 10 years ago or so nearly all the CD's had lavish booklets with great information and photos pertaining to the show. I don't think you get that as much these days.