Elvis In Concert FTD (Cover Idea)
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Elvis In Concert FTD (Cover Idea)
I recreated the album cover from scratch, only changing the lettering for everything bar the title. I also used a shot from Omaha, AI upscaled, colour corrected, gamma corrected and applied some grain to mask the AI upscaling a bit.
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Re: Elvis In Concert FTD (Cover Idea)
Instead of attacking Ernst as caving, I would re-frame it in a more positive manner.
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I didn't intend on attacking Ernst but considering he's had a very strong view on the 1977 shows and now he's suddenly open to releasing most of what they have kind of seems like he's caved.
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Re: Elvis In Concert FTD (Cover Idea)
"Caved" is a negative implication.
IIRC, we've heard very little through the years from him regarding 1977 soundboard tapes. Where is the "very strong view"?
It's been 24 years since Follow That Dream first released a soundboard -- Tucson '76 in October 2000 -- and '74-'75-'76 have dominated the live soundboard release schedule since then.
Why? Because there are so many more in the archives. Meanwhile, 1977 has seen three titles in that quarter-century.
Elvis averaged about 12 shows monthly between February and June 1977. What everyone can agree on is the standard was significantly lower than in previous years. But now something has to give in order to maintain the FTD label for a few more years.
As Plato wrote, “our need will be the real creator." And it applies here.
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Re: Elvis In Concert FTD (Cover Idea)
Very nice cover. The large picture being the same size as the cover itself makes it a very professional and modern looking album. Good work!Elvis2000 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 27, 2024 1:39 pmEIC.jpg
I think with Ernst caving and releasing more 1977 shows, it'll only be a matter of time before we get the Elvis In Concert material. I think a remix of the original compilation from scratch from the master tapes with cleaner edits and splicing and without the overdubs, and of course release both shows in full for the first time would be the best way to cover this material and would make it the definitive release.
I recreated the album cover from scratch, only changing the lettering for everything bar the title. I also used a shot from Omaha, AI upscaled, colour corrected, gamma corrected and applied some grain to mask the AI upscaling a bit.
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My version:
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