Elvis Monologue ?

[dennyelvis]

Wondered what your thoughts were on those 69 Monologues , i must admit some of the early ones are quite funny, "bunch o squirrels" "funky angels" etc, and his thoughts on the way he was treated is quite a revelation. Would u still listen to em or skip past em now ? if the audio is top notch i tend to still listen as they still make me smile, now and again ..........

[cibetty]

I love these monologues, I think he showed another side from himself when he talked to the audience. I think he found it important to share his feelings with them. And I like his speaking voice too.

[debtdbruno]

that are funny, and interesting to hear 'the Man himself' talk about his thoughts and feelings........I wouldn't want to hear the monologues every time i listened to a 69 concert though

[Diane]

I loved it when Elvis spoke to the audiences too. I would never skip over them.

[alex110596]

Agree with all the comments. Monologues help to learn a lot about his soul, mind. Besides, it's just other way to listen to his awesome voice.

[hounddog]

i never skip the monolouges, love hearing them

[mozzarella]

Yeah, love the way he says 'Memphus' , like really loose.. And those absolutely random lines interrupting his own monologue like: 'What is it, a ghost??? Oh, no, it's just smoke...' . Like what??? He was really rambling around and bursting with energy in this period, bouncing among subjects. Love to hear that. Same with the 'wooleyboogers' or whatevers

[Kajo]

I love these monologues, I think he showed another side from himself when he talked to the audience. I think he found it important to share his feelings with them. And I like his speaking voice too.

Definitely agree with you Betti!

[dennyelvis]

Yep. those 'wooleyboogers' just kill me !

[Snake Eyes]

Wondered what your thoughts were on those 69 Monologues , i must admit some of the early ones are quite funny, "bunch o squirrels" "funky angels" etc, and his thoughts on the way he was treated is quite a revelation. Would u still listen to em or skip past em now ? if the audio is top notch i tend to still listen as they still make me smile, now and again ..........

They are interesting to hear, but most of the time I do skip to the music, but I do that with other artists "interludes" as well.

[KPM]

I loved Elvis and his frank and at times "oblique" sense of humor...he could be very funny...I listen.

[josephinebeau]

I think if for no other reason than the sake of history these monologues are priceless. Sometimes I notice how nervous, anxious, or even bored ( not really in 69' though) he might be and often it is the stuff he only alludes to that is most interesting.