Elvis-Forum - Joseph Pirzada's Controversial Interview.

Joseph Pirzada's Controversial Interview.
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EIN has had masses of fan feedback to Joseph Pirzada interview published yesterday.

Click Here: http://www.elvisinfonet.com/interview_pirzada.html
Pirzada's detailed replies and information has obviously rattled a few cages within the Elvis World.

EIN will publish reader's feedback in full on Tuesday, but in the meantime here is just a sample of people's feelings so far.
Fans shouldn't miss out on reading this alternate view into the extraordinary world of Elvis publishing.

It is a totally fantastic interview- BEST I EVER READ! I cannot wait for Part II!! - GM

The interview opened my eyes to the one-sided bias within the so-say equal world of Elvis public forums. Shocking but informative. - PC

I read the interview and he makes a lot of sense. All through the years RCA has shown disinterest in the legacy of Elvis and his priceless recordings, by not keeping them safe, losing them, erasing them, and so forth. It seems that a lot of great stuff is in the hands of private collectors and BMG or EPE is too cheap to buy this stuff. - EK

What a fascinating interview containing some insightful comments and information. Ernst has done some fantastic stuff for Elvis fans but of course BMG limits him to what he can release. This should be read by all Elvis collectors. – BS

Pep the moderator from Fecc writes on their message board yesterday the following:

Mentioning the interview isn't the problem, some things said in the interview are not allowed to be posted on this board for various reasons pertaining to how the guidlines are set up here.
Piers from EIN writes on the Fecc - messageboard today:

I truly feel for PEP who must be having a tough time moderating this board over comments made about J Pirzada's interview.Note: How can Pep the moderator from Fecc; is having a hard time when it is FORBIDDEN to mention some important issues J.Pirzada made?

J.Pirzada views and claims should be - open to question - and without proper discussion, it serves an unfair credibility to others. Pretty sure this is also what J.pirzada would have wanted!

Again it shows how fascinating the Elvis World is?

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