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 Apr 5 2007, 01:05 PM
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 Down in the Jungle Room  Group: Special Members Member No.: 1,512 Joined: 25-February 07 Posts: 2,587 From: 4,200 Miles East of Graceland  |
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Number of downloads: 9A New Kind of Rhythm Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, 21 March 1976 MS "Living Binaural" 01 - Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra 02 - C.C. Rider 03 - I Got A Woman / Amen 04 - Love Me (w/false start) 05 - Let Me Be There 06 - Love Me Tender 07 - Steamroller Blues 08 - All Shook Up 09 - Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel 10 - You Gave Me A Mountain 11 - Polk Salad Annie 12 - Introductions by Elvis of vocalists, band (incomplete) 13 - What I'd Say? (James Burton) 14 - Drum solo (Larrie Londin) 15 - Bass solo (Jerry Scheff) 16 - Piano solo (Shane Keister) 17 - Electric piano solo (David "Bobby" Briggs) 18 - Introduction by Elvis of orchestra 19 - School Day (Joe Guercio Orchestra) 20 - And I Love You So (w/false start) 21 - Hurt 22 - Hurt (full reprise) 23 - Emergency Announcement (Elvis) 24 - Burning Love 25 - America The Beautiful 26 - Hound Dog 27 - Funny How Time Slips Away 28 - Can't Help Falling In Love 29 - Closing vamp 30 - "Elvis Has Left The Building" and Final Announcements (Al Dvorin) I loved the Alternate Aloha on vinyl because the drums (Ronnie Tutt) come across very clearly and more dominantly. This CD is for those who like similar. This time the drummer is Larry Londin and the "Living Binaural" release (concert previously released by DAE as Holding Back the Years) uses the two track original recording where Londin's work was recorded on a seperate track. If you like the drums, this is a great and powerful release. David Briggs is also more audible and the whole concert has, along with the exaggerated drum effect, a fresh sounding "wah-wah" effect throughout. It thus gives an opportuniy to hear the "usual" concert tracks with a whole new energy. Elvis is in great voice and humour. His voice is so good and "young" sounding I thought it was the wrong CD in the case as it could be from 1971-72: only America the Beautiful and the two complete versions of Hurt convinced me - and these are superb. A worthwhile acquisition: a good addition for completists, a fine hour's listening if you appreciate the drummer's art (keep your finger paused over the repeat button during PSA!), and a 1976 Elvis to be proud of. -------------------- "When I Do the best I can, and my friends misunderstand, stand by me"   |
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Apr 6 2007, 09:29 AM
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 Platinum Member Group: Special Members Member No.: 6 Joined: 27-May 05 Posts: 5,644 From: Malta |
I still need to get a copy of this but I've only heard good things about it!
-------------------- I'd rather go on hearing your lies....than smell your armpits son
Atlanta - December 30th 1976  |
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Nov 10 2007, 11:16 AM
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 Administrator  Group: Administrator Member No.: 1 Joined: 27-May 05 Posts: 17,945 From: Worcestershire, England |
Excellent release in improved sound quality from its original release in "Holding Back the years". That was always a favourite...so this one slots in nicely to the collection. (IMG:http://elvis-tkc.com/forum2/style_emoticons/default/thumbup.gif)
-------------------- TCB Chris
You may think that its the breeze...whistling through the lonely trees..but its only him a flyin' round the bend... as the day comes to an end.........    |
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Nov 11 2007, 12:42 AM
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 Down in the Jungle Room  Group: Moderators Member No.: 19 Joined: 30-May 05 Posts: 4,587 From: Belgium |
The original had an awesome sound,this one too,altough i must admit i like the first one much better..
I have my serious doubts about binaural recordings,they sound so weird.... (IMG:http://elvis-tkc.com/forum2/style_emoticons/default/undecided.gif) --------------------    |
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Nov 11 2007, 11:17 AM
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 Down in the Jungle Room Group: Moderators Member No.: 10 Joined: 29-May 05 Posts: 4,424 From: The hague, Netherlands |
I'm affraid I have to agree with Johan here. Don't get me wrong, it doesn't sound bad, but it just doesn't sound 'right' either. Nevertheless another top quality product from madison and the booklet is absolutely brilliant !
-------------------- "How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
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Nov 13 2007, 11:21 PM
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Down in the Jungle Room Group: Special Members Member No.: 1,512 Joined: 25-February 07 Posts: 2,587 From: 4,200 Miles East of Graceland |
Like we know where "I sing all kinds" comes from thought it would be interesting to note that in his late 1956 interview for the January 1957 March of Dimes campaign he answered a question about his success by saying:
"Some people say it's because I'm offering folks a new kind of rhythm" -------------------- "When I Do the best I can, and my friends misunderstand, stand by me" |
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Dec 8 2011, 06:49 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Member No.: 23,381 Joined: 8-December 11 Posts: 2 |
QUOTE (Elvis_Priestly @ Apr 5 2007, 01:05 PM) 
A_New_Kind_Of_Rhythm___1.jpg ( 200K )
Number of downloads: 12
A_New_Kind_Of_Rhythm___2.jpg ( 171.2K )
Number of downloads: 9A New Kind of Rhythm Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, 21 March 1976 MS "Living Binaural" 01 - Introduction: Also Sprach Zarathustra 02 - C.C. Rider 03 - I Got A Woman / Amen 04 - Love Me (w/false start) 05 - Let Me Be There 06 - Love Me Tender 07 - Steamroller Blues 08 - All Shook Up 09 - Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel 10 - You Gave Me A Mountain 11 - Polk Salad Annie 12 - Introductions by Elvis of vocalists, band (incomplete) 13 - What I'd Say? (James Burton) 14 - Drum solo (Larrie Londin) 15 - Bass solo (Jerry Scheff) 16 - Piano solo (Shane Keister) 17 - Electric piano solo (David "Bobby" Briggs) 18 - Introduction by Elvis of orchestra 19 - School Day (Joe Guercio Orchestra) 20 - And I Love You So (w/false start) 21 - Hurt 22 - Hurt (full reprise) 23 - Emergency Announcement (Elvis) 24 - Burning Love 25 - America The Beautiful 26 - Hound Dog 27 - Funny How Time Slips Away 28 - Can't Help Falling In Love 29 - Closing vamp 30 - "Elvis Has Left The Building" and Final Announcements (Al Dvorin) I loved the Alternate Aloha on vinyl because the drums (Ronnie Tutt) come across very clearly and more dominantly. This CD is for those who like similar. This time the drummer is Larry Londin and the "Living Binaural" release (concert previously released by DAE as Holding Back the Years) uses the two track original recording where Londin's work was recorded on a seperate track. If you like the drums, this is a great and powerful release. David Briggs is also more audible and the whole concert has, along with the exaggerated drum effect, a fresh sounding "wah-wah" effect throughout. It thus gives an opportuniy to hear the "usual" concert tracks with a whole new energy. Elvis is in great voice and humour. His voice is so good and "young" sounding I thought it was the wrong CD in the case as it could be from 1971-72: only America the Beautiful and the two complete versions of Hurt convinced me - and these are superb. A worthwhile acquisition: a good addition for completists, a fine hour's listening if you appreciate the drummer's art (keep your finger paused over the repeat button during PSA!), and a 1976 Elvis to be proud of. |
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Dec 8 2011, 06:51 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Member No.: 23,381 Joined: 8-December 11 Posts: 2 |
this is a wonderful posting
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