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There's Always Me Re-issue Box

Just re-issued in a eight CD box set on the WLR label is the classic "There's Always Me" import series. This re-issue comes with an additional DVD containing "Rock And Roll: Elvis In The Movies" and a sixteen pages booklet with the complete tracklisting.

Source: Email / Updated: Nov 13, 2008

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mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Nov 14, 2008report abuse

Oh i know,you wonder if they will even release the rehearsals at all and if they do will they keep hitting the edit button,these are great rehearsals from july of 70!

circleG (profile/ contact) wrote on Nov 14, 2008report abuse

mature75 As someone stated elsewhere the trouble is ftd edit the rehearsals too much, for example 'ON TOUR'. they should take a lesson from vol.4 here, they released a good portion with studio banter and no edits and it makes for fantastic listening. Its almost as if Elvis and the musicians are in your living room!

mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Nov 14, 2008report abuse

Wished madison would release the july70 rehearsal on volume 4 of theres always me,this is too much of stuff thats already been put out but that rehearsal on madison would be great,as for Ftd,i dont have much hopes of them releasing the july 70 rehearsal!

Ronald (profile/ contact) wrote on Nov 13, 2008report abuse

I played those originals a lot back in 1995/97. But with FTD having released almost the whole box, and the American Way series they are not a most anymore. I suggest that the fans who don't owe these sets try to hunt for the originals, not the second pressing cause they suffer from cd rot. This should be the thirt pressing, and did they use the old Bilko tapes or the FTD sources?

Pedro Nuno (profile/ contact) wrote on Nov 13, 2008report abuse

Guess that with the hunt going on you shouldn’t say this but... this box set if one of my all time favourite bootlegs! And what’s in the DVD?
P.S. I also love BMG box sets!