The Blu-Ray was great, but as I felt when I first saw 'Elvis On Tour' there was too much of the fans and not enough of Elvis on stage performing.Īs for the 6 audio CDs, the sound itself was great, Elvis was fantastic, but the stereo mix was poor. Surprisingly the booklet does not list the take numbers of the tracks in the rehearsals.Īnyone that does not have the recordings it's certainly worth getting but worth checking what you already have before considering if to buy. Of the 4 concerts 3 have not been out officially before ,and of the 2 cds of rehearsals 18 out of 49 tracks were not officially released before. The cds surprisingly are not printed with the concert or rehearsal and are printed CD 1 to CD 6. Its disappointing that in the booklet Ronnie Tutt is forgotten and Emory Gordy name is spelt wrong as Emery. The booklet and packaging has great pictures but the discs are in tight cardboard slots so you have to be very careful when removing them not to damage them or the packaging. Around the bottom of the outer packaging is a loose small bit of paper with different bar code and showing the PG certificate of the film so maybe when packaging was originally designed the Blu Ray was not going to be included as its been out before for years. It would have been nice if in the booklet it listed the songs and dates and place of the concerts for each song that is on the Blu Ray. I can't notice any improvement in quality compared the DVD version.

The Blu Ray is the old DVD/Blu Ray version with the song Don't Be Cruel rather than Johnny B. The concert Hampton Roads has the tracks in correct order and includes the song Never Been to Spain, and all the concert recordings include at their end the announcements that Elvis has left the building and brief souvenir announcements. It has 4 CD's of 4 different concerts 2 CD's of rehearsals and a Blu Ray of the film Elvis on Tour.

Its great but worth considering what you already have of this set because of the price and that makes it difficult to rate.

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