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The Doors- LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA ’70- 2CD- 2005-
- The Doors Music Company/Bright Midnight Archives/Rhino Handmade/Rhino Entertainment Company/
/Warner Music Group Company- 603497791224 (RHM2 7912)- 5500 grn
BRIGHT MIDNIGHT ARCHIVES.
Rare 2005 US Rhino Handmade limited edition 18-track double CD, featuring material recorded on the 1st May 1970 at The Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in front of 14,000 fans, a highlight of what was to be the bands final tour. Unreleased Doors concert courtesy of the band's own Bright Midnight label! And it comes from the Morrison Hotel tour, when the band got back to basics and ROCKED!
PERSONNEL: Jim Morrison / vocals; Ray Manzarek / keyboards; Robby Krieger / guitar; John Densmore / drums.
NOTES: On ''Maggie M'Gill'', ''Roadhouse Blues (Reprise), and ''Carol'', Robby Krieger played the bass guitar, and Ray Manzarek played the lead guitar. Additionally, on the track ''Been Down So Long/Rock Me Baby'', Robby Krieger played the bass guitar, and Ray Manzarek played both the organ and the lead guitar.
The Doors of 1970 were a decidedly harder-edged blues band than the psychedelic rangers of their early days. These were recordings made for possible inclusion on their one official live album, Absolutely Live. The tapes have been left as natural as possible, with the audience noise and stage banter playing a key part in the experience. After the nearly seven minutes of setting up, the band crashes through an excellent version of "Roadhouse Blues," a song that has always sounded better in concert than in the studio. Standard classics such as "Break on Through (To the Other Side)," "When the Music's Over," "Light My Fire," and "Soul Kitchen" are stretched out. Blues tunes and early rock 'n' roll numbers like "Mystery Train," "Carol," and "Rock Me Baby" (here with an early incarnation of "Been Down So Long" that wouldn't appear until 1971's L.A. Woman) show off the band's garage rock beginnings. But the real treats here are "Universal Mind" (which never appeared on an official Doors studio album), the relatively obscure "Ship of Fools," and the powerful blues-based "Maggie McGill."
Live from the Philadelphia Spectrum on 1st May 1970 Two CDs of unreleased live Doors!
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Double Clear Tray Includes 12-Page Booklet.
On CDs: Made In U.S.A.; On Back Cover: Printed In U.S.A.
ПРИ ПОКУПКЕ (сразу) ТРЁХ ФИРМЕННЫХ АЛЬБОМОВ, ДОСТАВКА БЕСПЛАТНО !!!