Amsterdam, Concertgebouw 15.9 1968. 6 - 45 min
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1. Break On Through |
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2. Soul Kitchen |
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3. Alabama Song |
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4. Backdoor Man |
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5. Hello I Love You |
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6. Light My Fire |
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7. The Unknown Soldier |
Amsterdam, Concertgebouw September 15, 1968 - CDr
1. Introduction Vince Treanor
2. Introduction Rey Manzarek
3. Break On Through
4. Soul Kitchen
5. Alabama Song / Backdoor Man
6. Hello I Love You
7. Light My Fire
Total time:
Rey Manzarek on vocals
The Doors
9/15/68 (Late Show)
Amsterdam, Concertgebouw 15.9 1968, late show - CDr
1. Announcement by Vince Treanor, The Doors' road manager
2. Tuning > Ray Speaks
3. Break On Through > There You Sit
4. Soul Kitchen
5. Alabama Song > Backdoor Man
6. Hello I Love You
7. Light My Fire
8. The Unknown Soldier (tape cuts @ 1:08)
On September 15, 1968 a drugged and drunken Jim
Morrison was taken to hospital after collapsing on the stage of the
Amsterdam Concertgebouw, having stumbled into the middle of a live
set by Jefferson Airplane. Morrison's consumption of alcohol and
hallucinogenic drugs was legendary, but the incident suggested he
might no longer be in control of his intake.
His collapse in Amsterdam came after a day of heavy
drinking, and sources close to the band revealed he swallowed a
sizeable block of hashish given to him by a fan immediately before
the show. Ray sang quite good and included the usual poetry of Jim
during 'Break On Through' and 'Soul Kitchen,' Robby started 'Unknown
Soldier' and Ray continues it. As a trio, The Doors impressed.
"There were two tape sources for the Amsterdam
show. The first cuts out during the 'Light My Fire' jam and the
second which contains 'Light my Fire' in its entirety. However,
neither tape seems to contain 'Unknown Soldier.' There is a rumour
that floats around that 'Unknown Soldier' was played in Amsterdam,
sung by Robbie, and a recording of this exists. I was merely asking
why would almost the entire show surface, while one track would be
"hoarded" or kept among the "inner circles" but
we've already seen such cases."
- (db.etree.org show entry)