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The Doors 1968 Can Disc One Swing Auditorium, San Bernadino, CA. 12-16-67 1. -Introduction 2. -When The Music's Over 3. -Tune Up 4. -Horse Latitudes 5. -Break On Through 6. -Alabama Song 7. -Light My fire Winterland, San Fancisco, CA. 12-26-67 8. -Back Door Man 9. -Break On Through 10. -When The Music's Over 11. -Close To You 12. -Mannish Boy Pt.1 13. -Mannish Boy Pt.2 Disc 2 Winterland '67 Cont'd 01. -Wake Up 02. -Light My Fire Winterland 12-28-67 03. -Alabama Song 04. -Back Door Man 05. -You're Lost Little Girl 06. -Wake Up 07. -Light My Fire 08. -The Unknown Soldier Back Bay Theater, Boston, MA 03-17-1968 09. -When The Music's Over 10. -Back Door Man 11. -Break On Through 12. -Love Me Two Times 13. -You're Lost Little Girl 14. -Light My Fire Disc 3 Boston 68 Cont'd 01. -The End Chicago Coliseum, Chicago, IL 05-10-1968 02. -Soul Kitchen 03. -Break On Through 04. -Alabama Song 05. -Back Door Man 06. -Five To One 07. -When The Music's Over 08. -The Crystal Ship 09. -Wake Up 10. -Light My Fire Disc 4 Dallas Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, TX. 7-09-68 1. Soul Kitchen 2. Back Door Man 3. Five To One 4. Break On Through 5. The Crystal Ship 6. Texas Radio And The Big Beat 7. Hello, I Love You 8. Moonlight Drive 9. Money 10. When The Music's Over Singer Bowl, New York City, NY 08-02-1968 11. -Backdoor Man 12. -Five To One 13. -Break On Through 14. -When The Music's Over 15. -Wild Child Disc 5 Singer Bowl 1968 Cont'd 01. -Wake Up 02. -Light My Fire 03. -The End Public Auditorium, Cleveland, OH 08-03-1968 04. -Introduction 05. -Break On Through 06. -Backdoor Man 07. -Five To One 08. -When The Music's Over 09. -Soul Kitchen Disc 6 Cleveland 68 Cont'd 01. -Light My Fire Philadelphia Arena, Philadelphia, PA 08-04-1968 02. -When The Music's Over 03. -Alabama Song 04. -Back Door Man 05. -Five To One 06. -Spanish Caravan 07. -The W.A.S.P. 08. -Hello I Love You 09. -Wake Up! 10. -Light My Fire Kongreshalle, Frankfurt, Germany 09-14-1968 11. -Intro 12. -Break On Through 13. -Alabama Song - Back Door Man 14. -When The Music's Over 15. -The W.A.S.P. (Texas Radio & The Big Beat) 16. -Hello, I Love You Disc 7 Frankfurt 68 Cont'd 01. -Light My Fire 02. -The Unknown Soldier Concert Hall, Minneapolis, MN. 11-10-1968 03. -Soul Kitchen 04. -Break On Through 05. -When The Music's Over 06. -Back Door Man 07. -Little Red Rooster 08. -Wild Child 09. -Money 10. -Love Me Two Times - Mystery Train Disc 8 Minneapolis 68 Cont'd 01. -Light My Fire Madison Square Garden, New York, NY. 01-25-1969 02. -The Soft Parade 03. -Tell All The People 04. -Love Me Two Times 05. -Who Scared You 06. -Spanish Caravan 07. -Wild Child 08. -Light My Fire 09. -Back Door Man - Softer 10. -Five To One 11. -Hitler 12. -When The Music's Over Disc 9 Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA. 06-05-1970 01. Hitler 02. Roadhouse Blues 03. Backdoor Man 04. When The Music's Over 05. Someday Soon 06. People Get Ready - Baby Please Don't Go 07. Mystery Train - Crossroads 08. Five To One 09. Break On Through Disc 10 State Fair Music Hall, Dallas, Texas 12-11-1970 1. -Intro 2. -Love Her Madly 3. -Backdoor Man 4. -Ship of Fools 5. -The Changling 6. -Intro - LA Women 7. -When The Music Is Over -
Audience 7.2 - Distant and a little muddy but all instruments and especially Jim are there. Worth it! -
Audience 7.7 - Clear! -
Soundboard 8.7 - To my ears it’s a soundboard, a little hissy, and somewhat noisy mix but definitely one you can get into. -
Audience 6.8 - Jim is clearly audible despite the lo-fi. -
Audience 8.0 - Very good bit of history right here and it sounds pretty darn good too. Definite Must! -
Seattle 1970 FM Broadcast 9.4 - So good to have clear and vibrant live Doors recordings…there’s just not enough of them out there. Hypnotic, and with Jim at the helm it’s a feast for the imagination as to what shenanigans were happening on stage. Cool as HECK! Detroit 1970 FM Broadcast 9.2 - Nice, clean, concise and this is how I want to hear The Doors. There’s so much subtlety and intrigue and you need to be able to hear everything clearly…and with this tape you do. For the track listing on this one, please review the images as we posted a clear photo of the track sheet. -
Soundboard 8.9 - Quality of recording is excellent, although they have to tweak the mix during the show especially the beginning of show 1, but that aside, it is a fantastic document! -
Audience 8.4 -
Soundboard 9.6 -
Audience 8.7 - I had a hard time determining whether it was the recording or the PA that caused this tape to fall below the usually excellent quality recordings coming out of the Inglewood Forum around this same time. It’s not terrible; the main issue was an overcrowding of the middle bandwidth. So you get plenty of bottom end and soaring high end (where most guitar leads and vocals, and yes, cymbals are clear) but a lack of separation in that crucial middle. That leaves us with a tape clearly made on decent gear, somewhere in the middle of the venue it sounds like, and likely a master source (zero tape noise), but just not delivering the kind of clarity you would want when you are trying to hear the magical guitar interplay, especially Joe Walsh who just has his own musicality that perks your ears up. Still, a good tape that is worthy of exploration and much appreciated being from that wonderful line-up that featured perennial fave Joe Walsh. The Eagles The Forum Inglewood, CA October 22, 1976 Disc 1 01 Hotel California 02 Outlaw Man 03 Doolin-Dalton - Desperado (reprise) 04 Lyin' Eyes 05 Wasted Time 06 Take It to the Limit 07 New Kid in Town* 08 Desperado 09 Midnight Flyer 10 Turn to Stone Disc 2 11 Already Gone Interlude 12 One of These Nights 13 Funk #49 14 Good Day in Hell 15 Rocky Mountain Way 16 Witchy Woman 17 James Dean 18 Best of My Love 19 Walk Away 20 Tequila Sunrise 21 Take It Easy 22 Carol Don Felder – guitars, harmony and backing vocals Glenn Frey – rhythm guitar, keyboards, vocals Don Henley – drums, percussion, vocals Randy Meisner – bass guitar, vocals Joe Walsh – guitars, keyboards, vocals Jage Jackson – rhythm guitar, percussion Phil Kenzie – saxophone Vince Melamed – electric piano The Monstertones – backing vocals J. D. Souther – vocals, acoustic guitar Joe Vitale – piano, organ, drums, percussion -
Soundboard 9.5 - Stellar quality, with a mix that showcases drums and drums as they should sound. The overall timbre of the sound is warm, a lot of depth and backup vocals are not buried, it’s really a nicely rounded and rather democratic mix. The Eagles Los Angeles Forum Inglewood, CA Mar. 4, 1980 Disc 1 101. Hotel California 102. Already Gone 103. In The City 104. King Of Hollywood 105. The Sad Cafe ** 106. Lyin' Eyes 107. I Can't Tell You Why Disc 2 201. Those Shoes 202. Heartache Tonight 203. One Of These Nights 204. Turn To Stone 205. The Long Run ** 206. Life's Been Good 207. Life In The Fast Lane 208. Carol ** with special guest David Sanborn -
Soundboard 8.6 -
Audience 8.0 -
Audience 9.2 - This is a really decent recording, it does sort of lean towards an upper mid range emphasis but not to the tape’s detriment, it’s just that is where most of the action is. The drums have a realistic sound, very live and thunderous without being boomy. Vocals are incredibly present and up front here, so this recording has an immediate impact when you listen and it captivates you all the way through to the end. Eagles Seattle Center Coliseum Seattle, Washington August 21, 1975 Disc 1 01 -Take It Easy 02 -Outlaw Man 03 -Doolin’-Dalton 04 -Desperado 05 -One Of These Nights 06 -Train Leaves Here This Morning 07 -Lyin’ Eyes 08 -Ol ’55 09 -Blackberry Blossom Disc 2 10 -Midnight Flyer 11 -Already Gone 12 -Too Many Hands 13 -Good Day In Hell 14 -James Dean 15 -Witchy Woman 16 -Carol (Chuck Berry cover) 17 -Best Of My Love 18 -Chug All Night 19 -Tequila Sunrise -
Pro Sound 9.1