Who's the King, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, the Beatles?

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An NFL Fan wrote:

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There. That's better.

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dolbyscat wrote:

<quoted text>You are living in a fantasy world, and yes, I do realize the futility of arguing the point with you, the leading authority of all things musical. I would argue that NOT ONE of the artists named above would have any interest in such a project. I would also argue that the only time it might come about would in fact be when they are dead. You are letting your worship of all things Elvis blind you to the reality of the recording industry. Now before I get slammed once again as an "Elvis hater", I'm not saying it would not be good (who knows), I'm saying the artists,(those in particular) would not be interested....period.

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Presley Fan wrote:

You're right, Dolbyscat.
OB lost me at Bon Jovi - the biggest pretender wanker in the rock scene today.
Another duets album ... please, no more electronic trickery.
I coulnd't care less if Elvis never makes it onto the charts again; it's no big deal.
The Big Beat set was not aimed at the casual fan, but the serious collector. Fifties-ophiles are grateful to have everything from Elvis' seminal year in the one place, and more.
The set is critically acclaimed and Grammy nominated, and garnering positive publicity for Elvis ... but old Ernst must have failed because it doesn't fit properly on Octopus' shelves.
Oh, the horror ... the horror.
And to sneer at FTD because the product is "impossible" to store ...?
I mean, really ... come on. That's a joke, right?
Did he complain when CDs came out that there was gonna be too much space left over from where LPs used to go on his precious shelves?
If all the FTDs came out as normal-sized double CDs, he'd be bitching and moaning about how all the info is being squashed into a tiny booklet.
Meanwhile, I'll be enjoying the FTD of Promised Land once again.

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octopus brain wrote:

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Bon Jovi is no longer part of the rock scene today, Presley Fan.
He's been around for close to 30 years and is still playing.
Bon Jovi stuck around and still has fans while others faded away.
That must mean something.

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Presley Fan wrote:

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Yes, that there are atill thousands of idiots out there who think Bon Jovi are "rock".
They are knob rock pretenders, and suck ass.
Always have, always will.

octopus brain wrote:

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Back in the eighties it was chicks that dug Bon Jovi.
They were a pop hard rock hair band of the day.

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Presley Fan wrote:

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Bon Jovi was NEVER hard.
An overrated hair band is all they were.
Rock'n'roll pretenders in the extreme.

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jim - wrote:

Tom Petty met Elvis on set of Follow That Dream -Robert Plants a big fan but Im not interested in Duet album - im interested in Elvis reimagined album with different backing.
I guess I must must be poor compared to you guys -Im gonna get legasy Elvis Country since I only have original vinyl LP . Id like to have Jungle Room FTD cd but have bought it yet ,just seems expensive at $40plus ?- same with Promised Land FTD but I guess thats like 2 cds for price of one.
Ive been Elvis fan for 40 years but I always see colector fans commenting like every fan has complete collection of every song Elvis recorded.Elvis Country Legasy edition which combines Love letters LP with it plus bonus songs is a good buy and easy to get- I think it will do good on charts and get good reviews

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SheerRandomnes wrote:

Who is really going to read all that vile shit Jina posted??? NOBODY.
LMFAOOO!

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JTL wrote:

Elvis was Elvis because there hadn’t yet been a Michael Jackson. Elvis was Elvis because America was not ready to allow their white daughters to fawn over a black man performing black music.
Music-wise, Elvis might have been the King of America, but time's over for that. MJ is the King of the whole world.
MJ is the real KING.
MJ is a GLOBAL icon. He is the biggest star on earth. He will live forever.

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Malenaa wrote:

In the beginning there was Elvis. For 9 year old me with my first walkman. Then The Beatles, then The Doors, The Velvet Underground and Jimi Hendricks, then Guns'n'Roses, Leonard Cohen...
And the ones I was a little ashamed of liking: NKOTB, early Vanessa Paradis, Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan and Michael Jackson.
These days I enjoy Lykke Li, Nouvelle Vague and classical.
Elvis, MJ and The Beatles are interesting as cultural phenomena.
Elvis' and MJ's lives can be viewed as exemplary tales for potential addicts.
I don't care who the king is, I'm not that into monarchy.

scouted wrote:

Please!!! michael did not bleached his skin you idiots!! he was not pedophile! elvis was pedophile and he didnt wrote any songs he is less talented than michael ;)) gor suree!!!

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scouted wrote:

Please!!! michael did not bleached his skin you idiots!! he was not pedophile! elvis was pedophile and he didnt wrote any songs he is less talented than michael ;)) gor suree!!!