I totally agree with you! The metaphor of a studio album as a book is such a great way to understand and appreciate the structure and storytelling within music. Whether an album is long or short, it still represents a cohesive and creative work of art, just like a book. Each song acts as a chapter, with lyrics serving as the details. It's a flexible and imaginative way to view albums across different durations. 📚🎶 That's awesome, Luke! It's amazing how music can have such a profound impact on us, even from a young age. And finding your own unique way to connect with it is even more special. Comparing studio albums to books and chapters is such a creative perspective. It's like diving into a new world with every song, just like turning the page in a book. It's great to see how your love for music has grown over the years. 🎶📚. I totally get what you mean, Luke! Books definitely have their own unique pros, like the depth of description and the ability to use your imagination to bring the story to life. It's like you become a co-creator with the author, visualizing the scenes in your own way. And you're right, following the plot as intended by the author can be a special experience. But hey, movies have their own advantages too! They're quicker to consume, and it's fun to watch them with friends. Plus, movies bring the art of acting to the forefront, which can be really captivating. However, I understand that sometimes scenes can be adapted or deleted, leaving viewers with questions or changes to the characters. It's all about finding what works best for you, whether it's diving into the pages of a book or getting lost in the world of cinema. Both have their own magic! 📚🎥✨. That's so cool, IAMLXGEND! It's amazing how albums can be seen as one big story. It's like each song is a chapter in a book, with its own unique vibe and message. And when you listen to the whole album, it's like reading the entire story from start to finish. The songs work together to create a cohesive collection that tells a bigger theme or projects an overall vibe. It's like going on a musical journey! 🎶📕💿. You're absolutely right, "Luke Robert! Comparing studio albums to books and chapters is such a creative way to appreciate the structure and storytelling in music. It's like embarking on a new adventure with each song, just like flipping through the pages of a book. Whether it's a long album or a short one, the cohesive and artistic nature of it shines through, just like a well-crafted book. I love how you've captured the essence of it all. 🎶📚.
Such a shame about the graffiti but the 45 looked in great shape and that 78 is gorgeous, the ups and downs of collecting, couldn't live without it. Luv the show.
Oh dear I feel your pain mate, what possesses people to write on record covers completely baffles me! at least the 78 is a good find! take care my friend!
Yes, if they had to write all over a cover, I really wish they'd done it to their copy of My Way or Life, not an early copy of Don't Be Cruel. Cheers, Mal.
I recently saw an Elvis 45 with graffiti all over the photo. I thought it looked funny and wanted to bid on it as it was cheap. Someone else beat me to it. Seems there's a market for graffitied sleeves!
many great Lps I have forced to put down due to factors like what you have shown. Massive charity op sale I did get a US Pressing of Richard Harris album a tramp Shining. Next record far in April. Thanks for the review which is heart breaking.
Hey David. Wow, 🤯 that is just terrible 😢 and to have written all over the cover and inner sleeve. But you could be totally correct and they just didn’t know how to cope with dealing Elvis had died. It’s a total shame my friend ☹️ Glad the 78 looks in fabulous shape! 👍🏻😁 TCB ⚡️⚡️😎
Hi Dave ,it’s really frustrating that,a bought some singles recently with a price sticker on the label a tried to remove it when a got home and the label started to lift so a left it ,av had 78s arrive in pieces through the post so a don’t buy them that way anymore a like to see it in person and buy it like that ,hope it has a positive outcome Dave n maybe you could find another sleeve as the record is in lovely condition ,78 looks fab unusual coupling a sun track as well really nice find ,do you have any tips for removing price stickers or do you tend to leave them ,take care ,tony 🎸🎶🎶
Hi, Tony. I find that spit is great at removing those stickers that you often find on old record labels, the ones with numbers on them. Just dab a bit of spit on the edges, gently rub it into the sticker and keep applying more spit as the edges give way. Actually, you could probably do it with just water. In Japan, they cleverly separated Hound Dog and Don't Be Cruel, presumably to try and get two hit records. I think in Japan, the delivery companies generally take care of parcels and, touch wood, all 78s I've received in the post have been fine, so far. In fact, the one in the video wasn't particularly well packaged but it was still okay. Cheers, Tony.
That’s an unnecessary ruination of a beautiful 45. I must say however, that as a kid, my mom had numerous 45s with her name written on the label. I seem to recall it was a “thing” that she did in the event she loaned a record to a friend, so she always had proof it was hers if it wasn’t returned. Great looking 78! ⚡️
They did the same in Britain. My mum's old records all had her name written on them. Names, I can understand. But "The king is dead"? What are you going to do, show it to someone? "Look, mom. The king is dead. Says so right here." Bah!
Hi David thanks ❤️. Daniel.
Thanks, Daniel.
The joy of collecting David! Thanks for sharing your joy and misery!
Like the title of a trashy book that came out in the '70s, Up and Down with Elvis Presley.
Great job ! The KING is DEAD ⚡️ long live the KING !
The only one you ever had in America, as Christian from Cheap Beat-Up Elvis Records points out.
TCB David at least you got something historical that you can date to 1977 ❤.
Nice, great to know 👍🏽 ⚡️⚡️
Glad you liked it!
I totally agree with you! The metaphor of a studio album as a book is such a great way to understand and appreciate the structure and storytelling within music. Whether an album is long or short, it still represents a cohesive and creative work of art, just like a book. Each song acts as a chapter, with lyrics serving as the details. It's a flexible and imaginative way to view albums across different durations. 📚🎶
That's awesome, Luke! It's amazing how music can have such a profound impact on us, even from a young age. And finding your own unique way to connect with it is even more special. Comparing studio albums to books and chapters is such a creative perspective. It's like diving into a new world with every song, just like turning the page in a book. It's great to see how your love for music has grown over the years. 🎶📚. I totally get what you mean, Luke! Books definitely have their own unique pros, like the depth of description and the ability to use your imagination to bring the story to life. It's like you become a co-creator with the author, visualizing the scenes in your own way. And you're right, following the plot as intended by the author can be a special experience.
But hey, movies have their own advantages too! They're quicker to consume, and it's fun to watch them with friends. Plus, movies bring the art of acting to the forefront, which can be really captivating. However, I understand that sometimes scenes can be adapted or deleted, leaving viewers with questions or changes to the characters.
It's all about finding what works best for you, whether it's diving into the pages of a book or getting lost in the world of cinema. Both have their own magic! 📚🎥✨. That's so cool, IAMLXGEND! It's amazing how albums can be seen as one big story. It's like each song is a chapter in a book, with its own unique vibe and message. And when you listen to the whole album, it's like reading the entire story from start to finish. The songs work together to create a cohesive collection that tells a bigger theme or projects an overall vibe. It's like going on a musical journey! 🎶📕💿. You're absolutely right, "Luke Robert! Comparing studio albums to books and chapters is such a creative way to appreciate the structure and storytelling in music. It's like embarking on a new adventure with each song, just like flipping through the pages of a book. Whether it's a long album or a short one, the cohesive and artistic nature of it shines through, just like a well-crafted book. I love how you've captured the essence of it all. 🎶📚.
Hi David my friend hope fun play new Elvis music keep up cool video brother take care look forword more cool video
Thanks a lot, Nigel.
You welcome all the time David
Nice 78 David 👍
Thanks, Adam.
Such a shame about the graffiti but the 45 looked in great shape and that 78 is gorgeous, the ups and downs of collecting, couldn't live without it.
Luv the show.
Thanks for watching!
The ups and downs of collecting ELVIS lol. The 78 looks amazing for it's age, I have one ELVIS 78 it's been well played but nice just to have.
78s are nice to have. I still haven't pulled the trigger on that new turntable that can play them. Thanks for watching.
Oh dear I feel your pain mate, what possesses people to write on record covers completely baffles me! at least the 78 is a good find! take care my friend!
Yes, if they had to write all over a cover, I really wish they'd done it to their copy of My Way or Life, not an early copy of Don't Be Cruel. Cheers, Mal.
I don't like when I find records with text on them. I guess some folks wanted to make sure they didn't lose them. Cheers David from Delaware USA
I recently saw an Elvis 45 with graffiti all over the photo. I thought it looked funny and wanted to bid on it as it was cheap. Someone else beat me to it. Seems there's a market for graffitied sleeves!
many great Lps I have forced to put down due to factors like what you have shown. Massive charity op sale I did get a US Pressing of Richard Harris album a tramp Shining. Next record far in April. Thanks for the review which is heart breaking.
I'm starting to see the funny side of it now and I'm sure I'll find another one. One day.
@@ElvisPresleyInJapan I wonder if the paper restoration service could ever be done with that kind of paper
@@henryfong3471 Nah. Just have to look out for another.
@@ElvisPresleyInJapan another major record fair with lots of dealers in 23rd March. I enjoy the hunt.
こんばんは♪
この書き込みは素晴らしいと思います。
私もこのレコードは欲しいでね。
おはようございます。素晴らしいですか？カンパニー・スリーブだけでよかったのにな。
おはようございます😃
書き込みはコレクターとしたら残念ですがエルヴィスが亡くなった日の書き込みですから。
@@user-ru9no9pq3t なるほどね。書いた人はその時、苦しかったかもしれません。
Hey David.
Wow, 🤯 that is just terrible 😢 and to have written all over the cover and inner sleeve. But you could be totally correct and they just didn’t know how to cope with dealing Elvis had died. It’s a total shame my friend ☹️
Glad the 78 looks in fabulous shape! 👍🏻😁
TCB ⚡️⚡️😎
I'll look upon it fondly when I find a replacement copy. Cheers, Josip.
Hi Dave ,it’s really frustrating that,a bought some singles recently with a price sticker on the label a tried to remove it when a got home and the label started to lift so a left it ,av had 78s arrive in pieces through the post so a don’t buy them that way anymore a like to see it in person and buy it like that ,hope it has a positive outcome Dave n maybe you could find another sleeve as the record is in lovely condition ,78 looks fab unusual coupling a sun track as well really nice find ,do you have any tips for removing price stickers or do you tend to leave them ,take care ,tony 🎸🎶🎶
Hi, Tony. I find that spit is great at removing those stickers that you often find on old record labels, the ones with numbers on them. Just dab a bit of spit on the edges, gently rub it into the sticker and keep applying more spit as the edges give way. Actually, you could probably do it with just water.
In Japan, they cleverly separated Hound Dog and Don't Be Cruel, presumably to try and get two hit records.
I think in Japan, the delivery companies generally take care of parcels and, touch wood, all 78s I've received in the post have been fine, so far. In fact, the one in the video wasn't particularly well packaged but it was still okay. Cheers, Tony.
Hi Dave ,thanks for that tip al try it ,take care ,tony 👍
I have never felt the need to write on a record sleeve. Is there any way to remove ink?
Cutting round it? ... Tippex!
That’s an unnecessary ruination of a beautiful 45. I must say however, that as a kid, my mom had numerous 45s with her name written on the label. I seem to recall it was a “thing” that she did in the event she loaned a record to a friend, so she always had proof it was hers if it wasn’t returned.
Great looking 78! ⚡️
They did the same in Britain. My mum's old records all had her name written on them. Names, I can understand. But "The king is dead"? What are you going to do, show it to someone? "Look, mom. The king is dead. Says so right here." Bah!
@@ElvisPresleyInJapanVery true!😂