Your alltime favorite Elvis song?

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It's fun in short spurts...I just really, really like KK Slider. I can relate to him, so to speak, though he's much cooler than I am =/

I actually haven't played it in a while. I reset my town in the DS one because I got tired of having to run all the way around this big long river every single time...and then I lost the will to start all over again =/

At least I backed up the save file before I did...I can still play it, albiet probably only on flash cart. I'll have to try and see, I guess.

The ghetto, it really moves me and really rocks

ANY musician NAMED Elvis counts here, right?! I'm just gonna be a little irreverent here and assume it does That being said:

"Radio Radio"
"(I Don't Want to Go to) Chelsea"
"Pump It Up"
"Alison"
"(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes"
"(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, And Understanding?"
"Watching the Detectives"
"Oliver's Army"

Yes, Presley is good too, but Costello for me will ALWAYS be the REAL Elvis!!

Suspicious Minds
Always On My Mind
In The Ghetto
Memories
The Next Step Is Love
Just Pretend
You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
Make Me Know It
Kentucky Rain
Can't Help Falling In Love
Are You Lonesome Tonight?
His Latest Flame
Good Luck Charm
Twenty Days And Twenty Nights
You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling

^^ Those are some of my favorites.

Blue Suede Shoes (1960 version in stereo)
So Glad You're Mine
Tutti Frutti (so much better than Little Richards version)
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
Love Me
Too Much
Treat Me Nice (actually hadn't heard of this one until I heard Andy Kaufman do it on Youtube)
Dixieland Rock
One Night
A Big Hunk O' Love (my favorite, his most rocking tune he ever did!)
(Now & Then There's) A Fool Such As I (the alternate version on the 30 #1 Hits CD, as I've grown up with that version and the "released" version doesn't sound as good vocally)
Make Me Know It (B-side to "O Sole Mio (It's Now Or Never). This is the first Elvis tune I ever heard, and is my second favorite).
Rock-A-Hula Baby
Girls! Girls! Girls!
Bossa Nova Baby
Return To Sender
(You're The) Devil In Disguise

For rocking out at a dance party: Hounddog, or Jailhouse rock.

But if Im in the mood for a story:

American Trilogy.

or

The Kentucky Rain.

The last fits in with Glenn Campbells "By the Time I Get to Phoenix", George Strait's "Amarillo By Mourning", the Seldom Scene's "Wait a Minute",and Steve Earle's "Cooperhead Road", in my playlist of moody songs about the highway- that are cool to listen to while I myself am crusing down the highway on the interstate.

Oh jeez, I've grown up listening to Elvis. I can't pick a favorite...

I like Heartbreak Hotel, In The Ghetto, and I Got Stung.

I like Good Luck Charm.

the stereo version of "jailhouse rock"

"Kentucky Rain."

Blue Christmas

the stereo version of "king creole"