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The Lost Paris TapesTHE LOST PARIS TAPES (CD) I.: JIM MORRISON POETRY SESSION: FAR ARDEN: Radio Dark Night (Take
1)/ Radio Dark Night (Take Two)/ A Vast Radiant Beach (Awake)/ Moonshine Night/
Frozen Moment By A Lake/ Bird Of Prey/ Dawn's HWY/ Under Waterfall/ The
Hitchhiker/ Winter Photography/ Whiskey, Mystics And Men/ Orange County Suite/
All Hail The American Night/ Far Arden Poem/ Texas Radio & The Big Beat #1
(Letter From Shirley)/ TALES FROM THE AMERICAN NIGHT: The American Night/ The
Holy Sha/ Hitler/ Latino Chrome/ To Come Of Age - Black Polished Chrome/ Search
On, Man/ Indian, Indian (Sirens And Horns Honking)/ Woman In The Window/ A
Vision Of America: From The Book Of Days - A Vision Of America - Motel, Money,
Murder, Madness/ Earth, Air, Fire, Water/ Discovery (Angels & Sailors)/ Now
Listen To This (Texas Radio & The Big Beat #2)/ Stoned Immaculate/ White Blind
Light (Thank You, O Lord) Sources: I.: Jim Morrison's first poetry session, Los Angeles, Elektra
Sound Studios, March 1969 and II.: Jim Morrison's (presumably) last recording
session recorded at a professional recording studio, Paris, mid-June 1971, with
two unknown street musicians Sources taken from
The Doors Quarterly CD Guide
Palace of ExileIsle Of Wight Festival- August 29th, 19701.Back Door Man Sources: Isle Of Wight Festival, Isle Of Wight, England, August 29th, 1970 (despite a nasty cut during The End it is the complete concert). Most probably copied from a complete soundboard recording, done by the film company. Sources taken from
The Doors Quarterly CD Guide
Jim's Alive-
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1.Whiskey, Mystics And Men #1 Sources: 1=Elektra Recorders Studios, Los Angeles. Unpublished final studio version, which never got on the album The Soft Parade, date unknown, probably early 1969; 2-3=Elektra Recorders Studios, West Hollywood. Studio Session for the album The Soft Parade, date unknown, probably early 1969; 4-14=Elektra Recorders Studio, West Hollywood, February 25th, 1969. Studio Session for The Soft Parade. 15= Center Coliseum, Seattle, June 5th, 1970; 16=original one-vocal-track version from digitally remastered Elektra CD Waiting For the Sun (9 74024-2); 17=Elektra Recorders Studios, West Hollywood, early 1969. Sources taken from
The Doors Quarterly CD Guide |
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Live At The Matrix
Recorded live at the matrix March
1967
Comments:
 | I have very little information about this bootleg. The sound quality is just OK, mono, levels on mike are a little too high,
causes crackling. Still, very listenable. There is very little audience noise. Each song fades out at end.
I believe this disc is a compilation of material from the 'Complete Matrix
Club Tapes' 4CD set from KTS. |
| The songs themselves are great. Lots of improvised lyrics. For example, at the begining of The End (no pun intended) Jim starts "Let's feed ice cream to the rats, baby... Let's stick a smile on the kittens stomach" Back Door Man contains verses about. "(arrested for?) murder in the first degree, the judges wife said let me free" and "I've got the right to love you, I've got the right to hug you, I've got the right to kiss you, I've got the right to misuse you..." Does anyone have any other information about this disc? |
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