Een opmerkelijke recensie op het FECC-forum: één van de fans die het dubbel-FTD-album ELVIS FOR EVERYONE (2CD) onder handen nam, concludeert dat dit één van de betere uitgaven ooit is. Hieronder lees je de recensie, samengevat: het geluid is fantastisch, ook de alternatieve takes kregen een audio-upgrade en het informatieve boekje behoort met alle details en cijfers tot het beste uit de hele FTD-reeks. Hier lees je de originele, Engelstalige recensie:

"First, I can tell you that the sound is outstanding, like the 2007 remasters. With this I mean to say that everything regarding sound where Vic Anesini or Sebastian Jeansson are involved is simply great. But at the same time, I don´t know if I am alone on this, I feel that the sound on these outtakes are superior than many masters, well at least to these ears. One thing though, that I noticed is that the maracas/percussion sound on the song Wild In The Country is more prominent on the vinyl rip that I have than in the one released here by FTD and taken from the British Master tape :?:. FTD has Elvis & The Jordanaires in the centre & percussion on the right side and a nice bass sounding on the left cannel, the overall sound is a little less louder than the vinyl rip. It may sound weird but I prefer my vinyl rip as it sound clearer and nicer to me."

"This is now one of my favourite FTD booklets ever, as there are many interesting details on it. Maybe it has to do now that they have a new supervision team by Claude Braun & Gordon Minto (contributor to Elvis The Man And His Music magazine). Yes there are still several typos like stating that the British Stereo release of Elvis For Everyone SF-7752 was released on "December 1975", when it should have been December 1965. The project for this original LP was to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Elvis at RCA but it doesn´t state so anywhere on the front or back cover of the original LP cover sleeve. Many didn´t and still don´t believe why RCA stated that 1965 was to be the greatest year of Elvis on RCA. They flooded the market that year with 4 Lps & 8 singles releases, never did RCA that before. Not bad knowing that he only recorded soundtracks during that year. Elvis sold in 1965 a staggering 3,335,895 singles & 1,852,477 Lps."