68 come back special was my fav too. I also liked his final show in 77, although it is sad.
Elvis was adicted to prescription drugs not recreational ones.
Drugs are drugs, but at least he wanted to get rid of the illegal ones.
Hipocritical? Probably, but he wanted to try and do good for the world. That counts for something.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]My favorite has to be the one he gave on August 16th 1977 while taking a shit.[/QUOTE]
he went down the pan after that...
was it love me tender when he got the giggles and just lost it and couldnt sing it?
he went down the pan after that...
was it love me tender when he got the giggles and just lost it and couldnt sing it?
tank you miami vice.
and please dont say any bad things a bout elvis.
offcourse he did used drugs but its sad that he died almost 30years ago.
greetz
and please dont say any bad things a bout elvis.
offcourse he did used drugs but its sad that he died almost 30years ago.
greetz
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]innuendo1990 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
and please dont say any bad things a bout elvis.
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Elvis was the first media over-hyped fabricated rock star.
When you think of it, his 50s contemporaries like Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, The Platters, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, and Little Richard had far more talent than Elvis did. Yet Elvis was the one who was put way above everybody else because his image (at a time when TV and other visual media exploded) helped him gather more attention.
and please dont say any bad things a bout elvis.
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Elvis was the first media over-hyped fabricated rock star.
When you think of it, his 50s contemporaries like Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, The Platters, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, and Little Richard had far more talent than Elvis did. Yet Elvis was the one who was put way above everybody else because his image (at a time when TV and other visual media exploded) helped him gather more attention.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]innuendo1990 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
and please dont say any bad things a bout elvis.
[/QUOTE]
Elvis was the first media over-hyped fabricated rock star.
When you think of it, his 50s contemporaries like Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, The Platters, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, and Little Richard had far more talent than Elvis did. Yet Elvis was the one who was put way above everybody else because his image (at a time when TV and other visual media exploded) helped him gather more attention.[/QUOTE]
While he had an undeniable ability as a singer... this is all correct.
I suppose, while understanding what he wasn't ( a creative songwriter type of guy ) we should also remember what he was! (at least in his heyday).
and please dont say any bad things a bout elvis.
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Elvis was the first media over-hyped fabricated rock star.
When you think of it, his 50s contemporaries like Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, The Platters, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, and Little Richard had far more talent than Elvis did. Yet Elvis was the one who was put way above everybody else because his image (at a time when TV and other visual media exploded) helped him gather more attention.[/QUOTE]
While he had an undeniable ability as a singer... this is all correct.
I suppose, while understanding what he wasn't ( a creative songwriter type of guy ) we should also remember what he was! (at least in his heyday).
Wasn't Elvis gay?
elvis was married to priscilla bordueax orsomething like that and he had a relation ship from 74/his dead with linda thompson so i DONT think so.
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greetz innuendo1990
He's still gay to me.
HE WASNT GAY!!!!!!!!!!
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greetz innuendo1990
Gay.
maybe that the guy is gay who said it.
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greetz
Yup, I'm gay.