The Doors 1970-12-11 State Fair Music Hall Dallas TX (T)
I got the cassette tape for this CD-r release in trade from a guy who lived nearby in the mid 70's. He used to bring over tapes recorded at local venues dating from the late 60's through the early 70's. He didn't talk much and I didn't ask many questions. I don't believe he traded through the mail at all and only limited trades in person. He didn't record the shows but I believe he was very close to the person who did. Over the years I traded analog copies of the tape. I have never done a digital transfer of it until now.
Mics and recorder unknown>
Cassette generation unknown
Playback Deck: Tascam 130 >
Nikko 32 Band EQ >
Akai DR16 Digital Hard Disk Recorder >
Sony PCM-R500 DAT Recorder >
Sony DAT Tape >
HHB CDR-800 Compact Disc Recorder >
HHB CDR >
WAV > SHN
1. Introduction
2. Love Her Madly
3. Jam
4. Backdoor Man
5. Ship Of Fools
6. The Changeling
7. L.A. Woman
8. When The Music's Over
I did the editing, analog to digital transfer for this version of this show. Please keep the text file, unaltered, together with the SHN's.
Don't rename directories or file names if you share this.
The Doors 1970-12-11 State Fair Music Hall Dallas TX (T)
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t01.shn 2.30 MB
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t02.shn 22.74 MB
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t03.shn 30.52 MB
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t04.shn 22.10 MB
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t05.shn 44.70 MB
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t06.shn 26.85 MB
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t07.shn 85.50 MB
doors1970-12-11 SFMH (T) t08.shn 71.96 MB
The Doors 1970-12-11 State Fair Music Hall Dallas TX (T).md5 544 Byte
The Doors 1970-12-11 State Fair Music Hall Dallas TX (T).txt 2.10 KB
Total number of files = 10
Sum of file sizes = 321569746 Byte
Please don't alter the sound of this recording. If you want to do something find a better quality tape of the show and work from that. Don't just take what I have done and screw with it.
For Trade or Give Away only - Do not Sell - Do not encode as MP3
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
The Doors 1970-12-11 State Fair Music Hall Dallas TX
Saturday, May 21, 2022
The Doors 1967-03-18 Detroit, MI
The Doors
March 18th, 1967
Detroit, MI ?
Source: SBD > RtR > ? > CDR > EAC(as range) > SF > CDWAV > FLAC
I bring this "show" to the masses due to the fact that 90% of the between song banter and tuning is still intact, I can only hear maybe 15 or 20 people clapping! in my years of collecting live shows, I have yet to come across a Doors boot with such flow between songs, its not chopped up!
Granted, the date and city are what was given to me, I still do not know for sure, if anyone takes the time to research this, please email me with some info...thanks phish75@gmail.com
Disc One:
1.
2. Soul Kitchen
3. I Cant see your face in my mind
4. People are Strange
5. When the Music's Over
6. Money Honey
7. Who Do You Love?
8. Moonlight Drive
9. Summers Almost Gone
10. King Bee
11. Gloria
12. Break On Through
13.
Disc Two:
1. Backdoor Man
2. Alabama Song
3. Light My Fire
4. The End
5. Close to You Baby
6. Crawlin' King Snake
7. The Crystal Ship
8. Twentieth Century Fox //
UPLOADED TO EASYTREE.ORG BY: Todd Novak phish75@gmail.com
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The Doors 1969-09-13 Popfestival, Varsity Stadium, Toronto, Canada
The Doors
"The Beautiful Die Young"
Living Legend Records LLRCD 037, Italy 1989
Toronto Popfestival, Varsity Stadium, Toronto, Canada, September 13th, 1969
01. When The Music's Over - 12:43
02. Break On Through - 04:00
03. Back Door Man > Maggie M'Gill > Roadhouse Blues > Back Door Man - 07:13
04. The Crystal Ship - 03:19
05. Wake Up - 01:53
06. Light My Fire - 12:27
07. The End - 16:10
Source: copy of original audio-cd > wav (eac) > shn (mkwACT)
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"The Beautiful Die Young has a satisfying soundquality and some very interesting versions of Doors songs. People especially will love the beautiful medley within Back Door Man, featuring early renditions of Maggie M'Gill and Roadhouse Blues. The End is truly fascinating on this CD. And above all - it is a complete concert without any cuts. Do not miss The Beautiful Die Young!"
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Palladium/1409/cdguide1.htm
© 1998 Rainer Moddemann, The Doors Quarterly Magazine.
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ripped, converted & compiled by ich-maschine
Friday, May 20, 2022
The Doors 1967-03-04 Avalon Ballroom San Francisco, CA
The Doors
March 4, 1967 (Saturday)
Avalon Ballroom
San Francisco, California
[Soundboard Recording]
Lineage:
Tracks 1 & 2: MASTER > ANA2 > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)
Track 3: "It Crawled Out Of The Vaults Of The KSAN" Bootleg > EAC > WAV > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)
Tracks 4-6: Same as Tracks 1-3 but mixed into mono.
The accepted date for these tracks is March 4, 1967 -- however, there's a chance they're actually from May 1967. The first two songs are sourced from a 2nd generation tape while "Who Do You Love" is sourced from a bootleg box set. This same version of "Who Do You Love" is often incorrectly included with copies of the March 7, 1967 Matrix show. The only change I made to "Who Do You Love" was swapping the channels to match the other two Avalon songs. Tracks 4-6 are simply mono mixes of the same sources that I created for easier listening. It can be annoying to hear all the vocals in one channel and most of the instruments in the other. So, personally, I prefer hearing the Avalon '67 tracks in mono and thought I'd include them as a bonus.
-Porsche
I'm always on the look out for Doors recordings I don't have or source upgrades (known generations only).
Check out my complete list of shows here: http://www.eccentrix.com/members/thedoors/tradelist.html
Track List:
01. Moonlight Drive - 6:57
02. Back Door Man - 5:30
03. Who Do You Love - 3:49
04. Moonlight Drive (Mono) - 6:57
05. Back Door Man (Mono) - 5:30
06. Who Do You Love (Mono) - 3:49
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The Doors 1970-04-10 Boston Arena, Boston, MA (late show)
The Doors
4/10/1970 (late show)
Boston Arena, Boston, MA
Source: AUD > MR (see Notes)
Taper: Joe Maloney [maloneyjoe68_at_aol.com]
Lineage: MR > DAW > SDII > WAV > shn (see Notes)
Transfer: Jamie Salerno [jjs4_at_po.cwru.edu] 5/29/2005
Disc 1 [55:31]
1. Intro
2. Break On Through
3. When The Music's Over
4. Roadhouse Blues
5. The Spy ->
6. Alabama Song ->
7. Back Door Man ->
8. Five To One
9. Build Me A Woman
10. You Make Me Real
11. Fade Out
Disc 2 [45:28]
1. Fade In
2. People Get Ready ->
3. // Mystery Train->
4. Away In India->
5. Cross Roads
6. Band Intros
7. Light My Fire->
8. Fever->
9. Summertime->
10. St. James Infirmary->
11. Graveyard Poem ->
12. Light My Fire
13. Been Down So Long ->
14. ??? -> power cut off
15. After The Cutoff
Notes:
Joe Maloney's first stealth concert recording. (Actually, back then security did not stop him from entering w/recording equipment, so I really can't call it "stealth").
Disc 1 ends with a tracked fadeout & disc 2 begins with a tracked fade in: to join the music tracks of both discs, remove d01t11 & d02t01 track. The two "discs" will splice together.
At Joe's request, I left in the crowd reaction to the power cutoff (mostly for Morrison's reacting to the show being stopped). You can leave out d02t15 if you want.
The transition from tape 1 to tape 2 (during the intro to Mystery Train) involved a change of tape brands (Scotch 290 -> Sunset 600) & seemed to produce a drop in recording quality. Tape 2 also seems to have many gain changes as part of the recording process. Not bad for a fist attempt at recording live music, especially having to flip tape & thread a 3 in. spool of tape in the middle of a concert crowd.
Also included are Toast/Jam printouts for the CDs (so you can use the "Audio starts in Pause" timings to have a track end when the music stops and the subsequent track start when the music begins).
Recorded on a 1968 RCA portable reel to reel model YLS 15B at 3 3/4 ips, using an external microphone. Original 3" reels were transferred to a Mac DAW using a Wollensak T-1500 reel to reel recorder (approx. 45 yrs old). The analog signal was first run through: a) a SAE 2800 parametric equalizer to bump the highs slightly; & b) a Phase Linear Autocorrelator to remove hiss. Lo Cut filter on Mackie 1402-VLZ used to remove hum & grunge below 75 Hz (-18 db/octive). Bias Deck used to splice tape flips & even out volume levels. Bias Peak again used to transfer SDII files to WAV files for shn compression. xACT used to fix SBEs & encode to SHNs.
This recording is the one of literally dozens of concerts recorded by Joe Maloney in the late '60s - late '70s to be released to the live recording community. The bulk of the concerts recorded were in the Boston area, with some in Maine venues.
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Saturday, May 14, 2022
Robby Krieger Band 2022-05-13 The Marquee Theatre Tempe, AZ
Robby Krieger Band
May 13, 2022
2022-05-13 Friday
The Marquee Theatre
Tempe, AZ
Sony M10 > Audacity > xAct > SBE > FLAC
Transfer assisted by: TAKRL
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Running time: 2:13:04
898.8 MB
16 Bit
44.1kHz
Conduit to the information super highway: extrapail
“By music enthusiasts for music enthusiasts”.
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Mastered in Tierra Del Fuego
01 Five to One 5:20
02 Break On Through (To the Other Side) 4:02
03 Love Me Two Times 5:30
04 The Unknown Soldier 5:19
05 Moonlight Drive 3:52
06 Wild Child 4:12
07 Peace Frog 4:15
08 Hello, I Love You 3:00
09 Waiting for the Sun 5:00
10 The Crystal Ship 3:47
11 Love Her Madly 4:04
12 Twentieth Century Fox 3:21
13 When the Music's Over 15:42
14 Who Do You Love? 6:26
15 Riders on the Storm 9:59
16 The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) 5:35
17 L.A. Woman 11:44
18 Touch Me 5:54
19 Light My Fire 11:19
20 Soul Kitchen 6:37
21 Roadhouse Blues 7:57
Trade Freely!
NEVER sell.
Band:
Robby Krieger guitar, vocals
Waylon Krieger vocals
Ed Roth keyboards
Ty Dennis drums
Dan Rothchild bass
Marco Morra (guitar tech and 2nd guitar on a few songs)
Tuesday, February 1, 2022
The Doors 1972-07-21 Aragon Ballroom Chicago, IL(2 sources)
The Doors
Aragon Ballroom,
Chicago, IL, USA
July 21st, 1972
(Incomplete)
AUD Source
Lineage: CD-Rx > EAC > wav > flac
01 Intro
02 In The Eye of the Sun
03 I'm Horney, I'm Stoned
04 Love Me Two Times
05 The Mosquito
06 Ships w/Sails
Time: 35:45
01 Intro.flac:eae26d7fe361e6818594b33f470d5246
02 In The Eye of the Sun.flac:06a713d9afa427bfa0a11b4bb0ce211e
03 I'm Horney, I'm Stoned.flac:aa0624c0dcd9f0d2dec8293d8a328e6c
04 Love Me Two Times.flac:69d10ce3bca1d5e36b8538f9cd03bacf
05 The Mosquito.flac:07dbd30f2c69471815255eb9a082f02e
06 Ships w-Sails.flac:eb6f0e8bd81d91a4a691514a8d48e24e
FM Source
The Doors
Aragon Ballroom,
Chicago, IL
July 21, 1972
Broadcast on WGLD-FM, Oak Park, IL
1: In The Eye Of The Sun 6:36
2: I'm Horny, I'm Stoned 6:20
3: Verdilac 7:19
4: Band Intros 1:16
5: Love Me Two Times 6:01
6: The Mosquito 7:14
7: Ships With Sails 9:16
8: Good Rockin' 5:51
Encore:
9: Light My Fire 12:52
Personnel:
Ray Manzarek: Keyboards, Vocals
Robby Krieger: Guitar, Vocals
John Densmore: Drums
Jack Conrad: Bass
Bobby Ray: Percussion
This performance finds The Doors (1 year and 18 days after the death of Jim Morrison)
in Manzarek's home town of Chicago. Obviously, drastic changes have redirected their
focus and, much to my dismay, they dropped most of the songs from previous setlists,
playing songs mostly from Other Voices & the soon to be released Full Circle. Don't get
me wrong, I love those LPs but I wish they had decided to perform songs from L.A. Woman
as well. I think Ray could have sung The Changeling or Cars Hiss By My Window just fine.
Barring that, The Doors are in fine form here and, in my opinion, turned in some of the best
versions of Love Me Two Times after Jim died. This, by the way, was the beginning of the final tour
by The Doors who would ultimately disband around March 1973.
Hopefully, those of you looking for some post-Morrison shows will enjoy this one. I know I do.
Lineage: FM broadcast>cassette?>CD-R trade>WavePad>Flac Level 8>Flac Frontend>You
As with my Manzarek shows, I've done nothing to this recording except to upload it to my
hard drive and create Flac files. Considering the age of this recording, I would give it an A to A+
rating but that, however, is always subjective.
Please do not MP3 or sell. Please DO share and enjoy!
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Monday, January 31, 2022
The Doors "Three Hours for Magic" unreleased radio program 1982
"Three Hours for Magic" unreleased radio program 1982
3XCD
Quality: A
Fingerprints enclosed
LP Master > Pioneer PDR-555RW recorder > CD-R > Ultimate Encoder
> wav > Flac Frontend > flac
I torrented this one time on STG about a year or so ago,
and this wonderfully RARE set came straight from my
master LP set.
This is one of the rarest Doors recordings out there,
once even considered a "phantom recording" until a vinyl
edition popped up. This recording was made in 1982 and was supposedly
broadcast once in England in '83. It was pressed in a
limited number of 500 vinyl copies that were promos given
to radio stations in the early 80's. Very few have seem
to have survived. It contains three hours of anecdotes about
Jim Morrison from everyone from Corky Courson, Pam's father,
to Tony Liscandro, to journalists and the like. It is truly
an amazing set for any Doors fan. It also contains Jim reading
poetry from the Lost Paris sessions of '71. I cannot express
enough how damn rare this thing is...it's a tribute to Doors
fans all ovetr this board...this is for you, Ollie, you bastard!
I'm capped at 30, so please be patient and WAIT AROUND and share
with others, please...that's all I request.
Sorry, but no artwork on this one...
Enjoy!
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Sunday, January 30, 2022
The Doors 1969-07-21 Aquarius Theater Hollywood, CA
disc 1 is missing only a brief section of tuning which occurs between when the music's over and you make me real.
disc 2 is missing light my fire which would be the second track of the disc and the celebration of the lizard which would be the fourth track on disc 2.
the celebration of the lizard is the same track which is on THe Doors Absolutely Live Album.
I have been unable to track down the missing sections of this show but feel that because it is both the most complete source i believe to be available anywhere and it is such an outstanding show, that it needs to be heard.
i hope you like it as much as i do.
if you do not already own it and love the doors, go out and buy Absolutely Live. It is an essential piece which belongs in every Doors fan's collection.
Here is the track listing of this great show
disc 1
intro
Jim's intro
back door man
break on through
when the music's over
tuning....file missing
you make me real
tuning
universal mind
the crowd humbly requests
mystery train/crossroads
the crown again requests
little red rooster
tuning
gloria
tuning
touch me
the crystal ship
disc2
tuning
light my fire....file missing
the crowd humbly requests
the celebration of the lizard....file missing
a request of the management
soul kitchen
Jim introduces Ray
close to you
conversation with the crowd
peace frog (instrumental)
blue sunday
five to one
the crowd again requests
Jim introduces the movie
rock me baby
these are the files that were previously missing from the set of files i had acquired to this great doors show. they are the material that belongs at the very beginning of the disc 2 fileset. with the inclusion of these files, i now believe this show to be absolutely complete. i will also add that i think this is probly the best doors show i have had the fortune to hear. a true gem
VERY IMPORTANT: IF YOU DOWNLOADED THIS SET BEFORE, WHEN THE MISSING FILES WERE ABSENT, YOU NEED TO KNOW THAT THE NEWLY INCLUDED "TUNING" AND "THE CROWD HUMBLY REQUESTS" FILES ARE THE SAME AS THE "TUNING" AND "THE CROWD REQUESTS THEIR FAVORITES" FILES INCLUDED IN THE DISC 2 FILESET. THEY VARY ONLY BY ABOUT A SECOND IN LENGTH EACH AND THE DIFFERNCE IN TIME IS COMPRISED OF NOTHING OTHER THAN APPLAUSE. NO TALKING IS LEFT OUT OR INCLUDED IN ANY OF THE AFFECTED FILES. I INCLUDE THESE DUPLICATE FILES TO RETAIN THE INTEGRITY OF THE INITIAL SET OF FILES I OFFERED UP. ANY CHANGES TO SHOWS ALREADY AVAILABLE SHOULD NEVER RESULT IN THE REMOVAL OF FILES OTHERS MAY ALREADY HAVE GOTTEN. IF YOU BURN THESE TO A DISC, I WOULD RECOMMEND USING ALL FOUR FILES IN THE NEW FOLDER AND REMOVING THE FIRST 2 FILES FROM THE CD 2 FOLDER AS THIS RESULTS IN THE PERFECT FLOW OF THIS SHOW.
there is also now a more exhaustive set of artwork available for this set which is contained in the "newly added artwork" file.
i would also like to point out the contribution of CB who in addition to originally turning me on to this show, also located these files and pointed them out to me. alot of work has gone into this set of files. it is the most work i have personally done on any show i have worked on and i am extremely happy that this show is now completed and ready to be enjoyed in its entirety by anyone fortunate enough to get this great great doors show.
finally, here is the setlist for the final and complete version of disc 2
disc 2 (total time 1hour 12 minutes 23 seconds)
(files in the NewlyFoundMissingFiles folder)
tuning
light my fire
the crowd humbly requests
the celebration of the lizard
(files in the CD 2 folder)
a request of the management
soul kitchen
Jim introduces Ray
close to you
conversation with the crowd
peace frog (instrumental)
blue sunday
five to one
the crowd again requests
Jim introduces the movie
rock me baby
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The Doors 1970-02-07 Long Beach Sports Arena Long Beach, CA
The Doors
February 7, 1970 (Saturday)
Long Beach Sports Arena
Long Beach, CA
[Audience Recording - Two Sources]
First Source: Master Reel > Cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)
Second Source: Master Reel > Cassette(2) > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)
Two low gen sources for The Doors' performance at the Long Beach Sports Arena on February 7, 1970. After perfoming 4 concerts over 2 days at the Felt Forum in New York City in the middle of January and shows at the Winterland Arena the previous two nights, Jim Morrison's voice is noticeably hoarse during this performance in Long Beach. Still, it doesn't keep him or the band from delivering a dynamic performance. This concert is one of my favorites and possibly the longest Doors concert ever performed. Unfortunately, no complete tape exists/has surfaced. Only two sources are known and they are both presented here in the best sound quality currently available -- namely 1st and 2nd generation copies.
Unfortunately, whoever transferred the first source tape did so at too high a volume. It's still very listenable for an audience recording, but it should be better. Perhaps a better transfer will appear sometime in the future.
While the first source is the most complete, the second source was taped much closer to the stage and compares to audience recordings from the Felt Forum. Sadly, the recording device used by the taper had some severe problems. Every song on the second source is cut -- some horribly so. I'm including this source as a companion piece to the more complete first source. There's really no way to enjoy listening to the second source without having heard the first source to help orient yourself. While many people say the second source is for completists only, I like to think there are some worthwhile snippets in there that make for a more than worthy addition to fans' collections (Jim's dialogue with the audience, for example). The second source is also the only source that includes clips of the songs "Universal Mind," "Carol," and "The End." Unlike circulating versions of this copy, all the songs are in their correct order.
With these caveats in mind, I hope you enjoy this show and the two sources for it. Here's hoping a more complete copy surfaces one day and we can hear everything that went down that night.
Porsche
I'm always on the look out for Doors recordings I don't have or source upgrades.
Check out my complete list of shows here: http://www.eccentrix.com/members/thedoors/tradelist.html
CD1:
The Doors - Feb. 7, 1970
[First Source]
01. Roadhouse Blues - 4:34
02. Alabama Song - 1:48
03. Back Door Man - 2:20
04. Five To One - 5:58
05. Ship Of Fools - 6:54
06. When The Music's Over - 18:09
07. The Spy - 5:28
08. Break On Through - 4:23
09. Is There Any Left? - 0:55
10. Peace Frog [cut] - 3:05
11. Blue Sunday [cut] - 2:26
12. Petition The Lord With Prayer 0:59
13. Light My Fire - 13:37
CD2:
The Doors - Feb. 7, 1970
[First Source] (cont.)
14. Soul Kitchen - 5:26
15. Turn Those Lights Off - 1:16
16. Love Me Two Times - 3:43
17. Maggie M'Gill - 5:37
The Doors - Feb. 7, 1970
[Second Source]
18. Roadhouse Blues - 1:24
19. Ship Of Fools - 4:58
20. When The Music's Over - 13:16
21. The Spy - 3:47
22. Break On Through - 4:16
23. Is There Any Left? - 0:25
24. Peace Frog - 0:24
25. Petition The Lord With Prayer - 0:38
26. Light My Fire - 7:00
27. Soul Kitchen - 1:14
28. Turn Those Lights Off - 0:18
29. Love Me Two Times - 0:10
30. Requests - 0:07
31. Universal Mind - 0:07
32. Carol - 0:12
33. The End - 1:53
Thursday, November 4, 2021
The Doors 1970-04-18 Honolulu International Center Arena Honolulu, HI
1970-04-18 Honolulu International Center Arena - Honolulu, HI
Source: 3rd Gen AUD remastered
Lineage: AUD > low gen > SHN > FLAC
Quality: B+
01. Back door man / Love hides
02. Five to one
03. Roadhouse blues
04. Break on through (to the other side)
05. When the music's over
06. Peace frog
07. The crystal ship
08. Mystery train (medley)
09. Love me two times / Baby please don't go
10. Rock me (cut)
11. Light my fire (medley)
12. The end (medley)