Let’s be honest for a moment…
You may have already seen clips of it.
When filmmaker Baz Luhrmann first uncovered those 59 hours of rare footage of Elvis Presley, it made waves. Those raw, unguarded moments stunned fans.
EPiC: Official Trailer
BUT HERE’S THE TWIST.
What once felt like a fleeting glimpse is now something entirely different. Now, you can have it. Not just as something you scroll past. Not just as another video online. But as something you can play.
That same emotional, never-meant-to-be-seen footage has found a new life through the release of Epic Elvis Presley in Concert on vinyl. And suddenly… everything changes. This isn’t just Elvis you remember. This is Elvis you experience. This time, you’re not just watching those rare moments.
YOU’RE HEARING THEM THE WAY THEY WERE MEANT TO BE HEARD.
That deeper, richer, more intimate sound. Even if you’ve seen parts of this footage before, hearing it this way is different. Deeper. More personal. Almost like he’s right there in the room with you.
No filters. No edits. No modern touch-ups, trying to recreate something that can’t be recreated. Because it doesn’t need to be. This is the real thing. And in a world where everything is remastered, enhanced, or artificially rebuilt… that matters more than ever.
How Baz Luhrmann uncovered the footage:
And that’s how filmmaker Baz Luhrmann ended up giving us something we didn’t even know we were missing. Taking us on a nostalgic ride and bringing us closer to Elvis Presley than ever before.