The Doors - Live in Seattle, June 5 1970
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Recorded on June 5th, 1970. Decent quality bootleg. Not the full concert, unfortunately ('someday soon' missing - available elsewhere though), but still a cool document of the band. come on out from behind that false mustache, Hitler, i know you're in there...
1 - Hitler (Poem)
2 - Roadhouse Blues
3 - Backdoor Man
4 - When The Music's Over
5 - Train Jam I (incl. People Get Ready / Baby Please Don't Go)
6 - Train Jam II (incl. Mystery Train / Crossroads)
7 - Five To One
8 - Break On Through
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The wonderful beauty of Jim Morrison was that he was no corporate robot. Every performance was different depending on his state of mind, level of intoxication, and energy in the crowd. His performances were totally in the moment. If you want the business side of The Doors listen to the studio recordings. If you want magic and pure mojo healing listen to The Doors live.
danirovinsoncansiones
Excelente
the most creative band in the world in that short time ... every song is incredible with Jim Morrisons voice
Porte dell'infinito senza Tempo...
GREAT STATEMENT MAN!
i agree with you
The Doors are on their own category! Best band ever😎🤘
2:23 - Roadhouse Blues
7:16 - Backdoor Man
15:10 - When The Music's Over
34:49 - Train Jam I
42:03 - Train Jam II
1:02:21 - Five To One
1:08:24 - Break On Through
I love hearing the doors live , it just add's a little something extra .
Greatest rokband of all time.
Jim Morrison Absolutely genius.
🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
The amount of material and albums they put out in 5 years is amazing. 5 gold records, multiple number one singles. Amazing.
Craziest version of, "When the Music's Over". I
Every The Doors fan should know that this was sadly a recorded version of Jim spiraling down and Ray, John & Robbie no longer being able to control him. Drunk and not being able to perform he played 9 songs in about 1 hour 45 minutes for 4,000 people in a 14,000 capacity Coliseum. I loveThe Doors, been a huge fan since ever. But this was not their finest moment.
The highlight of 1970 was easily the show at Cobo Arena in Detroit. Even the band attests to that.
Yet in hindsight, it’s unique and brilliant in its own drunken way.
He was really tumbling down
His spirit was broken being sentenced to those six months. Very good he'd still be here
Imagine with so many problems how good they sound
Wished I could have seen them.
Never really thought that much they were amazing then they were just like gone, thank goodness for all the memories help by all the recordings sounds and visual. Keep your eyes on the road, when it’s over turn turn out the lights roll baby roll
Most live recordings from bands these days all pretty much sound the same - great recreations of their songs from concert to concert and live recording to live recording (EX: YES, who I love). And being at a Doors concert at the time might have been an uneven experience, BUT listening now to all their live recordings, there's always surprises from one concert to the next. I love it!
even it's missing the icing of the cake: Someday Soon
I saw them at The Fillmore East. "Uneven" sounds negative; I prefer "unpredictable" but in a good way. I also saw them at Madison Square Garden, and they didn't seem comfortable on-stage.
Could you imagine.😁😁😁
How hard and Fun.was back in the 60s when
Everyone was on something.trying to put the Audio of THE DOORS.on the right level.MAGIC TIMES
Used to have an expensive turntable that you had to line up these dots on turntable as it went around...really difficult if you hear it wrong cuz you took LSD.
@@jameslujack1717 Turn tables are made for LSD trips. Centers your mind and brings you to peace with yourself..
@@alexandrobastida7839 I thought I was the only who groked that. Glad I'm not all alone out here w such important knowledge. Also did u realize Not Fade Away is the most important song ever written. It's got the whole secret to life for all to see. The best song is It's All Right Ma(I'm only bleeding)
He created hypnotic events. He was electric Rimbaud strolling
through TIME
Pure fun...I was there...at least half
the audience walked out...Jim said no
problem. When the cops cut the power
off, at least 300 or so people came up
to the stage & Jim was sober as a judge. We didn't even care they had
Electrical problems.. it was an event
that happened differently 😮
Fantastic! Incredible journey to miracle world of music and performance with Jim Morrison!
Rhythmic, beautiful, insightful, daring, and poetically just.
"What have they done to the earth? What have they done to our fair sister: ravaged and plundered and ripped her and bit her......" Those lyrics more relevant today than they were when Morrison wrote them. An artist, a poet, a shaman whose medium of expression rose out of rock music and transformed rock music. The Doors were authentic, and there's been very, very little of that in rock .
Je vis Doors depuis 25 ans et je ne m'en lasse pas the best band
Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzerek, and John densmore, Lets Credit these Guys. This Performance is Brilliant. Some Of their Best Stuff; I think They Really Were Close To Breaking Through;
At less MORRISON wasn't kidding about it.😬
Velvet Switch44 -Well Said 👍
Jim was drunk and not in the mood on this night.
This one is tough to listen to compared to the Detroit and Bakersfield shows from this stretch, even Isle of Wight. 1970 Doors was the pinnacle though, I believe. Still can't believe this dude was only 27 at the end...
So 😢
I love the heavy intro in roadhouse blues.just amazing!!😎😈
I have the full bootleg album called Apocalypse Now .. Got it from some guy at Venice Beach.. 2002
FUUUUCK THIS IS AMAZING 😍😍😍 Jim in not on the mood to sing 🎤....some things happen that night
I believe that Jim was drunkenly referencing the "bed sounds" of Whole Lotta Love with his When the Music's Over freakout... the writing was on the wall. I have to say, the Train Jam is really nice and loose. like a rusty and decaying outskirt
From Los Angeles, Califórnia... THE DOORS!!!!
I saw the Doors twice & both times they were brilliant+
During his Hitler poem you can hear someone yell “Jim, knock it off.”
its not real to compare anything from 60 even 70 last century to nowtimes. then it was future, today its history to remember & respect. and love at the end. you have to love Jim & company,
Whole lotta nothing and nothing to lose.....alwright!
JIM came out after the lights came
on...completely sober & wide awake.
Said, "Well, the MAN says we gotta
close now. " Then just stood there
& checked all of us out. Like what
you people thinking about now.
Very steady charisma & Rimbaud
with hands in pockets walking through
ALTERNATIVE COUNTRYSIDES
Optical Illusion Ist times 50 Rimbaud
WOW! THANX FOR THIS JHK63! THESE GUYS WERE INTELLECTUALS & A GREAT BAND!
Frank Hernandez -Very Rare Back Then that You had More than One Member in a Group with an Extremely High I.Q. and Both with Complete Graduate Degrees (from UCLA) and Ray with Post Graduate Masters -Ray Also had Some kind of ‘Law Degree’ AsWell (And) John and Robbie went to University Also -These Musicians and Jim were Intelligent Intellectuals (This is No, Love Love Me Do or the Monkeys -Who Had EveryThing Written Out for Them -with the Help of Neil Diamond) -Only a Few Other Bands Had this Quality of Education and High i.Q. (The Music Proved It) -Pink Floyd and YES and Now Hootie and the BlowFish (No Stones, Zeppelin, Hendrix, Beatles, Cream, Queen or VanHalen -NoBody) -Look it Up (Very Interesting)
Absolutely 💯
How people evn dare to comment shit drivel about The Doors is beyond me. Anyhow. Gratitude for this live charisma performance yo.
Exactly. It’s fuckn brilliant in all its drunken glory. Love the way he mocks Whole Lotta Love during When The Music’s Over! 🤣🤣🤣
No shit we are lucky as fuck to have any of this live doors. Plus to have sound alright is a fuckin gift from the gods on high. Go listen to a Hendrix bootleg . Oh yea u can't due to fuck all shitty sound quality. CrazyJim in the old days.....hell yeah!!!
When Jim replies to "Do what you did in Miami!" with a "What was that?" - no one said a fucking word... Then Jim says, "You don't wanna start with that"
What’s the time stamp?
Yeah MAN! FOR ME THE BEST VERSION OF ROAD HOUSE BLUES IS ON THE AMERICAN PRAYER ALBUM!! I'VE GOT THE DOORS DVD CD SET AT THE ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL FROM AUGUST 1970 LAST TIME THEY WERE FILMED IT'S REALLY GOOD. JIM'S VOICE WAS INCREDIBLE. THERE'S A LOT LIVE I STILL HAVE TO LISTEN TO BY THEM. I'M 66 YRS OF AGE NOW STILL WITH IT.
Isle of White is amazing, though don’t like that opening with Roadhouse Blues and the biker, just stick with the original stuff, no need to butter up anything by the doors!
Just got this on vinyl. It’s different from other performances.
Musical performance art at it's highest level...
“Let’s open with the Hitler poem.”😬
He never sleept with her that night.
Oh I got that one lol..so what was Harrison Ford doing at your one concert. Intersting
It's wonderful.
It all starts with Roadhouse Blues...My life also starts with this fantastic masterpiece...
Sorry, no: it starts with Break On Through....
@@caribman10 I know, but in my life all changes started with Roadhouse Blues..a kong long time ago...
@7:18 WOOOOWWWW what a scream!
Thanks for posting.
Great show no matter what some of the critics here have to say.
I think I'm just really stoned but the Doors seem to be able to make a sound that's not even there
No Ive heard that shit too on LSD
magic
Ya that’s the magic, easier to hear when stoned baby oh yea
THE DOORS # 1
30 : 16 scream - love it.
if you never heard doors s live you don t really know about this band
unos monstruos sin mas
I was at this concert-- don't remember much other than being annoyed that the Doors seemed not to have the magic they once possessed. The Coliseum (today's Key Arena) was half empty. The Doors fans were falling away. Not evidenced on this recording, but Morrison was screwing around so much, taking so much time between songs and insulting fans, that the plug was finally pulled on them and the lights came up-- music over.
Were the fans frustrated with the band or just Morrison?
Jim was bombed at this show....you can hear it
Wow, thanks for the insight, as I've attended DOZENS of Seattle concerts since 1976.
Morrison and The Doors always sucked at every Seattle concert venue they later disparaged.
In my opinion, with Morrison. He liked to provoke his audience. The music is obviously great.@@Alstonar80
I don't think they always sucked in Seattle or anywhere else. I saw them earlier in '67 at Eagles Auditorium and they were great. They were also new and Morrison had yet to get totally out of control. But then again that was apart of his schtick. @@vefwrctgycvt
I love all the weird noises that morrison makes on when the musics over. a live performance should not just be a reproduction of the studio recording and the doors were the best at just add libbing their set. amazing, hypnotic, timeless. in interviews they stated that they typically agreed on a few songs to open with and after that just made it up.
Jim used to play drunk which I could never do in bar bands
If this are all the same Seattle show, was Ray using a two-organ rig at some point? The latter half sounds way more like a Vox Continetal than a Gibson G-101/Kalamazoo. Is that just a really Vox setting on the Gibson? The hard cut between Music's Over and Train makes me wonda.
“Remember Miami”
My father was there✌
Jim Morrison The Tragic Hero of Free Expression, and at 1:24 in, the Puritan Traitor in a harrumphing threat: "Remember Miami!" but the crowd swells to what makes America great and tells the Moralists and Hecklers to "Shut Up!" on Train I Ride, and during Music's Over, a vast, sublime experiment where Jimbo channels Dionysus. Awwwww Yeahhhhhhh. Hail Jimbo!
THE GOOD OLD SEATTLE COLISEUM
I have the Bootleg CD with "Someday Soon" and it's a shame it's not here, because it is really kind of gut-wrenching hearing Jim singing so painfully about his woes when it was so close to his actual passing. On a "side note" about This recording, it seems flipped as far the Stereo, because Ray was practically always on the Left Side of the audience view, and Robby was usually on the Right Side, Stereo-wise.
Aqui en este concierto no esta en su mejor momento me duele el alma por k era un genio pero hay cosas en edta vida si no se pone estot pues ed k me duele el alma jim morrison te quiero
Anticultura dejo Morrison en mi the dors uno de mis favoritos
Morrison sounds intoxicated. Lol.
The best band live out there is The Doors.
I keep thinking that Jim died one year later...
3/7/1971
ZHOU Charlie -Very CLOSE to It -71’
At a bar in paris 2/3 july 1971,then removed to that hotel was the real story.
@@missskinnie3389 proof
Best sound ever...
🔥🔥🔥🦎👑
Mystery train 30 minutes awesome
Jim found out the hard way... one day you're a shaman the next they want you to perform like a clown. Failure or misadventure was his last escape to close the door behind him.
@Hell Razor definitely played a part. Why do you think that is?
@Hell Razor I agree his death was suspicious. I wouldn't doubt if his girl and that drug count played a part.
I’ll take Jim Morrison and The Band anyway, any day I can get it!! 🦎👑
Morrison having a party every concert.
Just cried to that guitar solo
Stop being a bitch
1:10-“jim knock it off”
Always love hearing these doors concerts... always wished they would play a few more of the singles as opposed to some of the jams..
This performance just doesn’t have that magic the doors usual have live idk maybe just me
Agreed, I was at that show... it sucked. Morrison was totally indignant to the crowd as well. Even the band was getting pissed at him.
Jim was FUN...Since he passed away.
No more fun like that.. Mystical Clown
Boy.. Rimbaud got a rock band now k
Some times it takes a little while to get
Warmed up. Aside from this....I never
noticed that Bo Diddley ever needed any
special time to break out the 🥓
Cookie V & the Bo Ettes made sure of
that.
26:16 I listen to when the music's over and Mystery train?🤔🤔
Set list
Jim ridiculed Hitler by claiming he slept with her. That’s the best way to put someone evil down. Pure ridicule! And the crowd laughed.
One of the theories....about the JIM death was
Than CIA kill him
For the reason ....that
Morrison was talking to much in the fun way about it.due to information from he's father about
Hitler escape and was alive.
And Jim trying to have some fun, just let that shits go about HITLER still alive....just a theory
Viva Jim Morrison!!!
Who says:"Jm, knock it off!"
Treanor?
Probably
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Read in a book where Ray said Something to the effect that Seattle never could get a good performance from the Doors.
The Doors did perform well in Seattle in '68. But that was it.
Da fuq u tawkn bout this is brilliant! 😄
Jim doesn't sound too bad here the early show in Boston you can tell he's fucked up and in Miami of course!
Jim knock it off!?!?
Yes, you heard right. The police were ready to pounce that night. Ray had grown very tired of Jim's random outbursts.
@@kevinnachtnuit5045 Ray was the only one who could get through to Jim to try and get him under control if he'd been drinking - if John had told Jim to knock it ff he would have thrown a microphone at him.
The song's sound slow and fucking heavy!! im shure that show was unforgetable.😎💪
Falta the end
Who says Thank you very much @ 34:36....it ain't Jim...
John struther
Which venue was it? Hec Edmundson Pavillion?
The Doors famously looked down upon Seattle, and Zeppelin blew them away every last time they co-billed there. Sorry, Doorsters, but this kind of live presentation died in Haight-Ashbury 1968.
Much better performance by the band and Jim from '70 can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/RnAUkbKVc4E/v-deo.html
Where is Someday Soon?
Familiar freaks
Was cut I had the CD and it came into set list
Morrison got bored with singing no doubt.
In Seattle in leather pants, really? Try to find correct photo
That photo is from Copenhagen, Sep. 17th 1968.
Offcourse in leatherpants Jim always did,after "67
@@missskinnie3389 till 69
I don't think Morrison wore leather pants much after 68- even late 68 he wasn't wearing them to shows ( except the Smothers Brothers show). In 69 he did wear a brown pair to Miami, but not after that, except during the Hwy shoot, the Bronson cave photos with Pam ( at the same time he was shooting Hwy), and during the LA Woman sessions. But other than Miami, I don't think he wore the leathers to shows after late 68.
No video
there's a better full show audience copy out there. this is horrible
One of the most annoying When the music's over..
The front man certainly had a few....
I know ...I was like jesus fuck get on with it .
I may be the only one but I like the long feedback freakout. That show was so tense you can sense it even 50 years later on tape (being there must have been quite something). Cold obnoxious crowd, even though Jim was wasted.
25:22 : Jim sounds like Yoko Ono. lol
@@dummytree Nothing wrong with changing the song to sound more eerie. You have to love Jim's sound effects! To bad if the fans want the same mundane version! Let's take a ride on Morrison's space ship.
I like this version, and the Doors at their worst are still better than most bands at their best.
Holding a band and an audience hostage with unnecessary amounts of microphone feedback is selfish and makes Morrison seem like an amateur. Love the Doors but you're not always an artist when you're also an asshole.
yeah, Jim, f*ck Zeppelin