| Identifier | 5559407 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | CD-R/SHN |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Note |
------------------- "A new Tuff Bites CD (their CDs are known for their significant caricature covers and their usual digipack design). This double CD comes in a digi-fold-out-pack and features the complete Doors 1970 Vancouver show (with guest guitarist bluesman Albert King on a few songs) plus 4 songs from a 1968 performance in Chicago which has never been published before on disc. Therefore this double album is truly recommended - although some of you collectors might already have either Canadian Night (Buccaneer Records BUC 011) or Vancouver 70 (Skeleton Records SKCD 1066) or both. But the Tuff Bites album features the complete concert (just one cut is audible between Love Me Two Times and Little Red Rooster) which means Alabama Song and Love Me Two Times are on there as well as a few little dialogues and instrument tunings between songs which were missed on all previous releases of this concert (check reviews of Canadian Night and Vancouver 70 in The Doors Quarterly #26. In general - Jim Morrison is in a phantastic mood, his voice is stronger than ever. The Doors were really getting back to the blues with the help of Albert King's unmisakable guitar riffs. The highlights are Little Red Rooster, Rock Me Baby, The End and of course the best version of Light My Fire that has ever been published. The soundquality is excellent stereo. The mono audience recording-quality of the bonus Chicago tracks is worse, but better than nothing. More important are the driving versions of Soul Kitchen (this time combined with a few lines from Runnin' Blue: "Poor Otis' dead and gone ..." and a child's prayer: "Now I lay me down to sleep ...") and Break On Through. Also featured, one of the rare times Jim introduced the members of the band plus a few funny comments from some girls standing next to the recording microphone. This double CD certainly should be on each hard core collector's shelf. A true document of one of the best Doors concerts in 1970 (just compare it to one of the worst concerts of the band, taped just one day earlier in Seattle, June 5th, 1970, presented on the otherwise excellent Jim's Alive - The Ultimate Seattle Concert (Tuff Bites T.B.94.1009). Recommended." http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Palladium/1409/cdguide9.htm ? 1998 Rainer Moddemann, The Doors Quarterly Magazine. -------------------- ripped, converted & compiled by ich-maschine |
| Source Info | (partial) copy of original audio-cd > wav (eac) > shn (mkwACT) |
| Trades Allowed |
Performance
| The Doors 1970-06-06 Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC | |
|---|---|
| Set 1 | Roadhouse Blues Alabama Song > Back Door Man > Five To One When The Music's Over Love Me Two Times Little Red Rooster * Money * Rock Me * Who Do You Love? * Petition The Lord with Prayer > Light My Fire ** Encore : The End |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | * with Albert King ** includes Fever > Summertime > St. James Infirmary > Fever > There You Sit > Light My Fire |