1975 release also quad release

i bought this album when it 1st was release...
also...the quad L.p. and the quad 8 track...
the quad 8 track...blew away the stereo mix's by far,.....
i believe if all elvis fans had a quad system back in 1975
this would have been a multi platinum disc.

Don't let the year 1975 fool you !!!

This has to be one of his best ever!...Elvis..his voice strong ,pure raw power.This album is very underated

Elvis When He Tried

This Elvis album was recorded in March 1975. This was the last time RCA Records managed to drag Elvis into a recording studio. Any albums released after this were either live albums, or they were recorded in a makeshift studio in Elvis' own house. Elvis had lost his love for recording at this point. He recorded the bare minimum number of songs required for this album, and did far less takes than he usually did. He used to be a perfectionist who would perform a song over and over until it was pefect, but by this point he would just perform a song a few times until it was "close enough". Despite that, the album is still pretty good. There isn't a bad song here, especially compared to some of the junk Elvis recorded for his film soundtracks. "T-R-O-U-B-L-E" is my personal favorite here, but all the songs have something to offer. I recommend this album to Elvis fans.

rockin the house

when this album was released, elvis was 40 yrs old, and going thru a lot of issues in his life, his voice quality is up to par, and t-r-0-u-b-l-e, was a great rock tune.....how ever,as much as the release was good,...the quadraphonic release of the 8 track, and album, was much better, all of the unnessary back up vocals, and sweetening of the music by felton jarvis was eliminated....hopefully r.c.a-b.m.g...will release some of the quad out takes..!

The other reviewer is a little off

They said that this was his last legitamite studio album. Actually there were three more:Promised Land (1975),From Elvis Presley Boulevard Memphis Tenessee (1976),and Moody Blue (1977).