ELVIS' GREATEST SHIT Elvis Presley Vinyl LP Rock Spoof RCA Victim + Prescription
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RCA Victim SUX-005 1980 USA
CONDITION: Record is near mint, sleeve has faint marks at top right (see image).
Mint Record is unplayed, in perfect condition and possibly sealed Near Mint Record is as new (perfect) but has been played Very Good++ Record has very minor blemish but no major marks and/or sleeve has minor blemish but no splits or tears Very Good+ Record has some light surface marks and/or sleeve has minor blemish Good Record has more light marks bu little surface noise and/or sleeve has split, tear or minor damage
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I apologise for the language! This record is in the worst taste and an insult to Elvis' memory. I apologise again.
Elvis' Greatest Shit is a bootleg recording of Elvis Presley, released in July 1982. It assembles a number of studio recordings—including a large number of film scores—and outtakes intended to reph, at the breakdown of the take, Presley exclaimed, "Aw, shiiiiiiiit!".
This "poor taste" concept did not merely extend to the album's contents, but continued on the cover, which contained a photo of Presley shortly after his death, lying in a coffin. The photograph was allegedly taken by Presley's cousin and subsequently sold to the National Enquirer. The subtitle, "50,000,000 Elvis Fans CAN Be Wrong," parodied the compilation album 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong, and the packaging included a reproduction of a prescription from George Nichopolous, who was one of Presley's doctors.
The album's putative record company was not RCA Victor, the record label for which Presley recorded for almost his entire career, but "Dog Vomit", while another copy had "RCA Victim" as its label, and both featured a parody of Nipper, the RCA dog trademark logo, vomiting into a gramophone, with the caption of "He Makes Me Sick" underneath him.
Tracks 9 and 12 on Side 1 and tracks 1 to 7 on side 2 are previously unreleased. Track 8 on Side 2 is a medley ("Do The Clambake). Track 10 on Side 2 is Live
Tracklist
A1 Old MacDonald Had A Farm A2 Ito Eats A3 There's No Room To Rhumba In A Sports Car A4 Confidence A5 Yoga Is As Yoga Does A6 Song Of The Shrimp A7 U.S. Male A8 Ford Lauderdale Chamber Of Commerce A9 Signs Of The Zodiac A10 The Bullfighter Was A Lady A11 Wolf Call A12 Can't Help Falling In Love (Outtake) B1 He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad B2 Scratch My Back Then I'll Scratch Yours B3 The Walls Have Ears B4 Poison Ivy League B5 Beach Boy Blues B6 Dominic The Impotent Bull B7 Queenie Wahine's Papaya B8 Do The Clambake (Medley) B9 Datin' B10 Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Live)price rating
