Elvis Presley

I’m guessing a whole lot of the Elivis excitement is lost in translation here — by far the most animated thing about this album is the cover.

Niet per se mijn genre

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I give zero fucks. 12 tracks and not one is any good. giving one star cos 1001 is shit. elvis presley never wrote any of his tracks. over rated twat with a wriggly pelvis.

A good album from Elvis, with plenty of recognizable hits. Listening to Elvis always makes me think of my Step-father who was once an Elvis impersonator. He was really good at the singing too.

I don't like Elvis

It’s okay, I don’t necessarily think Elvis’ music is my personal taste but I can see its appeal. Felt longer than it actually was.

I think Elivs works better when you're actually seeing him in action. Hearing him move around the mic through headphones is really losing a big chunk of his appeal. That's not necessarily a slight on this album though, it's just a note that the album is missing out on half the package. It was decent though. The hottake for today is... I prefer Dylans version of Blue Moon.

The king baby

Its Elvis

Not sure what they were freaking out about back then. Vegas ruined the poor guy's image for me

It’s a gid album no doubt about it Top bops I’m counting on you I love you because Blue moon

FAVS= i love you because i want to be serenaded with this song. Tutti Frutti and money honey just a vibe lowkey wanna j get jiggy overall down for the vibe 👌👌

damn he was a YEARNER wasnt he top 3; i love you because, ill never let you go, blue suede shoes

amazing

Wasn’t in the mood for our Elvis at all today but I’d be lying if I said blue suede shoes and tutti frutti didn’t get the foot tapping. Not mad at it but didn’t add any songs.

Not to be reductive, but Elvis has two songs. How well I’m able to distinguish songs of the same type from each other depends heavily on his backing musicians. I could do that in Live from Memphis, I can’t on this one. There’s nothing I’d really return to here, not that it’s inherently bad music. It’s very listenable

It’s fine, but nothing more.

Listened to this on a phone speaker as any pre 1960s recording sound shite regardless

Classic Elvis, classic rock n' roll. Love his voice.

The importance and influence of Elvis is undeniable.

Great album of covers. Lots of energy in this. Great backband. Probably not one of my favorite Elvis songs on this but the power is undeniable.

As the first rock'n'roll album to sell 1 million chips, this cornerstone album was the gateway into this music, which had previously been the preserve of black America. Putting aside any issues of cultural appropriation, and aiming to assess it on its merits, it is a fun 28 minutes - Elvis' joyful energy is totally infectious, but it is not a great *album* - it's been thrown together (by some Nashville dunderheads, presumably) as a quick selection of tunes to get the product out, stylistically it's patchy, and the recording quality is pretty poor throughout. But the main snag is that many of these tunes are no way as good as the originals, or other cover versions. "Trying to get to You" doesn't have the swagger of the Eagles version from two years earlier, "Tutti Frutti", although faster than Little Richard's version, has been tamed, and "Blue Moon" isn't even in the top 5 of "Blue Moons" (Ella, Billie, Frank, Bob Dylan and The Marcels all did it better). But that wasn't really the point. It was more that Elvis had packaged up rock'n' roll into one sexy-yet-palatable hipshaking hero - just look at the cover and see why it hit number #1.

This was before the album era. It’s a short collection of songs. It feels like it’s included on this list because of what it represents in music history; not really on merit as an album.7/10

Controversial opinion man nekad nav isti paticis Elvis. Un katru reizi, kad vins tiek pieminets, es tikai iedomajos scene, kā vins nomira, sezot uz poda

esmu forests gamps

-Is this the first rock and roll album ever? No. That title probably belongs to Bill Haley’s “Rock Around the Clock” from a year earlier. -Is this the best rock and roll album ever? No. The production techniques are crude, the singing exciting but untutored, and the guitar? As Sam Phillips once said to Scotty Moore after one particularly heinous take, “That's almost jazz“. -Is this even the best introduction to Elvis? For my money, I would choose either The 1954 single “That’s All Right” b/w “Blue Moon of Kentucky” or if you want albums, I’d say the combo of “The Sun Sessions” (from 1976) and “Elvis’s Gold Records”, which includes his seminal Sun sides, as well as his 1956–7 RCA hits. However, given the parameters of this exercise, neither of the above albums can be included, and therefore, I think this album (along with its later in 1956 follow up “Elvis”) makes a fine introduction to The King. But, all of the above aside, the importance of this album simply CANNOT be overstated. -first RnR album to go to number one on the charts. -first RnR album to sell 1 million copies. -first major label to take a chance on an RnR artist, so encouraged others to do the same. -this album was hugely important in making albums a thing. This proved they were viable and people would pay the extra cost over singles. -the cover is absolutely iconic. There is a reason people do homages to this all the time. Elvis, looking rebellious, and holding a guitar, which helped transition the featured instrument from a sax to the guitar. Can’t rate this highly enough. Five stars all the way.

I Love You Because and I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry stood out. Personally my fav era of Elvis. 4.5/5

This is my third Elvis album and i think it’s fair to say the first two have fallen short. ‘Blue Suede Shoe’ is very much what I want from an Elvis song, good old rock n roll. ‘I’m Counting on You’ is not however and at times I’m not even sure I would recognise it at his voice. The rest of the album is ok but nothing spectacular

Look… it’s not bad enough for 1*. But it’s not great.

Back to the position of 'I like Elvis.... I don't *love* Elvis'. Not a lot to say: it was perfectly pleasant, I didn't want to immediately turn it off, but I don't want to rush to put it on again either. 3/5

Sure he's problematic because he stole essentially Black music and made hundreds of millions off of it. He didn't write some of his biggest hits and his entire style he stole from people who couldn't use the same water fountain as him. But he is a solid musician. This record was the first and really the birth of pop. If you think about the blood soaked story of pop music, this is an appropriate way to start the story off. Very good songs mixed in with some really crappy songs and overall, but generally good vibe.

Bien.

The album that changed the world and coronated a king!

Good

3,2 Highlights: Blue Suede Shoes, Tutti Frutti

Culturally significant but musically a bit hollow. The most obvious mark against this project and much of Elvis’ stuff is how he’s delivering worse versions of songs black Americans did before him. The “Tutti Frutti” performance on here is so lifeless compared to the original performance by Little Richard. “One-Sided Love Affair” was pretty good”. The context of this record is more important than the contents of it. 2/5

pew

Surprised by how tame this was. Elvis's renditions of some of the classics on this are all inferior to the original songs. There is little in the way of a backing band. The only thing that makes this stand out is his unique voice. In all honesty he was probably just a trail blazer for white singers.

This album’s 70 years old now, released in an era before the space age, colour tv or Barbie. It’s not really fair or possible to rate it on its own merit, without acknowledging the context in which it was made or the influence it would go on to have. As a historical artefact, it’s a clear five stars. As a straight album, it’s good fun, short and snappy, a fine three starrer. Let’s split the difference and give it four.

Elvis Presley is a remarkable debut because it captures a singer at the moment when instinct, influences, and opportunity converged. The music is not always polished, the song selection isn't perfect, and the album occasionally loses momentum. But those shortcomings are outweighed by performances that remain startlingly alive. “Blue Suede Shoes” establishes the swagger. “I Got a Woman” demonstrates the rhythmic and stylistic synthesis. “Tutti Frutti” reveals Elvis's ability to reinterpret a radical rock ’n’ roll song without simply imitating its original performer. And “Trying to Get to You” and “Blue Moon” reveal two very different sides of his expressive range: ecstatic urgency and unsettling vulnerability. The album is also a reminder that rock ’n’ roll's revolution wasn't just about louder guitars or faster rhythms. It was about a different relationship between voice, rhythm, sexuality, and popular performance. Elvis made songs feel less like carefully presented entertainment and more like events happening in the room.

Early days stuff. Easy listening, you can tell he's still honing his money making image. Some songs are better, and more typical of the Elvis stuff we all know and love. Others are hokey and very G-rated.

Early works of "The King" - yes, he can sing, yes, he sold millions of albums, yes, he was a pioneer and a star, no, I do not fancy him too much. Not my music.

Wow that was must less pleasant to listen to than I thought it would be. It sounds like an Elvis impersonator trying way too hard to sound like Elvis.

If I could do partial stars this would be 2.5. While I get why this album is on the list it falls flat for me on overall enjoyment.

Elvis being Elvis!

Different times, so hard to comprehend how much of an impact he had.

Sorry Elvis, I’m usually more of a fan but wasn’t particularly feeling that today.

slayyy gurl

I know he was a big part of the evolution of rock and roll in America, and that he was adored by his fans, but I'm just not a fan of Elvis. Quite a performer for his day, but not a single one of these songs were written by him. He's basically a whites only cover band.

El Elvis original y más clásico. Me quedo con: Blue suede shoes, Tutti frutti, Blue moon y Money honey.

meh? elvis is fine i guess. mediocre 50s rock nothing more

Classic album from the rock 'n' roll's finest.

SHUT UPPPPP

Elvis was a hero to most but he never meant shit to me

Review - important album of course, and the good tracks are good. Less filler than the typical album of the age. Not a great listen but not offensive. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood for it. In any case, won't be giving it another go round. Score - 6/10 Need to listen? YES

Ok Elvis

3.5 stars

While the rock'n'roll/rockabilly tracks are OK (although rather lame in comparison to the original versions), the slow/country pieces are frankly unbearable. I would not even enter the debate around the historical importance and the controversial aspects of this operation: it's enough to say that 70 years later it just sounds shite, as most of the (white) American music of that dreadful decade does.

it's fine, it's Elvis. Not sure what to give this one. I'm just going to give it a three to recognize his massive star power but will I return to this album to listen through? probably not.

I see how influential he was and unique sounding at the time.

Timeless. A very enjoyable half hour; plays like a greatest hits album

The king, the absolute once and future king. Perfect early rock n roll, perfect music in general.

5/10

Überraschend gute, absolut zeitlose Platte mit starken Vocals und squeaky Gitarren. 4,3 / 5. Kandidat für 5 / 5 Sterne.

Obviously a classic, milestone record. Still lots of fun to listen to

Mostly covers of better versions by other artists, this was still an enjoyable listen.

.nothing special

О! Це класика))) Я сам почав з Елвіса)

It’s Elvis being Elvis. I’m guessing you had to be there.

Yes, I’m sure it is hugely influential, particularly accross America but taken in isolation it’s all a bit lacklustre. Criticisms of cultural appropriation seem entirely justified and so songs like ‘tutti frutti’ lack any of the panache in delivery that Little Richard, Chuck Berry et al. bring to such songs. It was at least short, but didn’t leave me feeling satisfied at all.

It’s funny that I got two back to back Elvis records. I like the earlier rockabilly Elvis. I did notice back in the day if there was a popular song other artists would cover it immediately such as Tutti Frutti on this album. I don’t feel like that’s the case anymore.

Elvis was a hero to most but he never meant shit to me. This was fine though. I'm not a big fan of the older rock n roll style and the songs are fairly forgettable outside of the big hits but he does have a tone of stage presence and a good voice.

Presley has a titanic voice and effortlessly handles the various styles on this record but with the exception of "Blue Suede Shoes", "Trying To Get To You" and "Blue Moon", his talents are wasted on this forgettable set of mostly mediocre tunes.

It's.... fine?

Not a fan did not enjoy this at all

Det va gøy, synes æ, men omtrent som forventa.

Elvis needs little introduction, and wastes no time introducing himself with Blue Suede Shoes on this debut album- an honestly varied and excellent album. Elvis hits on rock, blues, crooner and doo wop tunes throughout the tight 28 minute runtime. It’s really a no brainer why this was a hit in 1956. People will come on here and say Elvis just stole from black artists, and while he certainly did cover things like tutti frutti from the incomparable Little Richard, plenty more are his own creation. What Elvis also did that eclipsed almost every other music star before or after was the cult of personality. He knew how to be a star. It’s one thing to have all the songwriting talent in the world (Bob Dylan) or voice talent (Sia) but to rus take what you have and turn it a global superstardom- that is another talent as well. This was the humble beginnings of a cultural movement. Pelvis Presley. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

He was a fun guy...

Top le Elvis

Never a huge fan, but for his style this is a good sample

There is a reason why Elvis is more remembered as a cultural icon than a musician, and if you disagree go ask any zoomer to name 3 Elvis songs. The reason is that he came from a time where building an image for yourself was not yet something artists did. In that way, he revolutionized the industry - arguably the first ever 'popstar' in a cultural sense. However, that also exposes a problem that I have with him. You could really take any decent looking guy who knows how to play guitar, dress him up, shoot a couple pictures, throw around phrases like 'King or Rock'n'Roll' and count checks with minimal effort. In a way, Elvis' manager was a genius. Didn't matter that Elvis was extremely style over substance and stood in the shadow of other, way better rock&roll artists of the era. Didn't matter that if you looked at his music in a vacuum, outside of the context, it would not have a fraction of the status it has now. None of that matters when you look at the start of one of the most milked career in the history of the industry.

meeeeeeh

Since this was one of Elvis Presley’s early works, I can appreciate the upbeat energy and disco vibes. But I probably won’t come back to this album often

It’s the King. Great early stuff here. Not one I’ll revisit often but you cannot deny the greatness.

There’s a lot to be said about a guy like Elvis. Did he steal the music of Black musicians? He sure did. Did he make some pretty good music despite profiting off of systemic racism? He also did. I see why people went crazy over him back in the 50s but I also see the obvious musical theft on the album. I’ll cut him some slack because he’s pretty damn good at what he does.

energetic and i can see why every british and american teenage boy went out and bought a guitar, but i'm reviewing this for me in 2026, and there just isn't much here for me as an adult woman who has heard the songs he's biting off here. 1/5

1956. Presley has some great hits here and he is throwing around some great energy. Clearly incredible influential in the birth of rock and roll but the consumption of covers does put me off just a little.

Some strong material, a couple of dud songs (looking at you “Tutti Frutti”).The King would make better music soon enough.

aura

I think it’s got to be a 5 based on impact. 3 for my enjoyment

The album was good, I think I knew one of the songs from a fallout game. No takeaways, but do really enjoy this type of music. I'd say a solid 3.5 from me.

L'album a 70 ans et ça se ressent. Mais même en dehors de ça, les chansons se ressemblent bien qu'elles soient sympas

the king

This was fun. I don't know, it's Elvis's self-titled debut! Of course it's here! I just kinda switched off and had some fun. It's under a half-hour. They're all easy listening tracks. Some of them are quite pretty, some of them are a little silly. It's an enjoyable one to put on every once in a while and just vibe, and that counts for something.

Its Elvis!!

The worst of the worst. Appropriated, stolen and sanitised pile of shite.

Somewhat enjoyed it but it's mostly bland. I'd say it's more of a slow country than rock and roll. "Money honey" was my favourite

Я как молодой Элвис

I know why this album is on this list because Elvis was groundbreaking for rock music. But…it’s hard to compare it to more modern rock music. The guitar riffs were repetitive, the rhythm simple but steady. Nothing wrong with that because Elvis is how we got to today’s music but I give it a 3.5 star. Why 3.5? Because of how raw and personal each song felt with his voice. The nakedness of the recordings is what makes it, I think. One I had never heard before was “I Love You Because” and the acoustic back porch feel struck me the most and the lyrics are beautiful.

This is generational music and a veritable landmark, but at the same time it is the beginning of the fall of the western civilazation, so I give it a 3