The Doors Forum

thefreed wrote:Hallelujah- Jeff Buckley.
Funny coincidence!

haha, long distance high five~!

Uriah Heep- Lady in black

U2, live @ Chicago IL - Rosemont Horizon 1987-10-28 - Exit/Riders on the storm/Gloria.
I checked that Bono & Co included a Riders on the storm snipet a least 5 times in their 1987 american tour. Nice.

jamestkirk wrote:

wheelz34gh wrote:The radio broadcast, "From the inside w/ Jac Holzman"

Welcome, wheelz.

A record collector/dealer friend of mine is from Michigan. Collects Mich psych & rock (well.... he collects everything rock and roll, has over 100,000 records). He grew up seeing Iggy & Seger & Quatro among the greats from your state! I think he saw The Stooges a couple dozen times....thru all Iggy's self-destructive 60s-70's stages. Have you heard of The Frederick?? Pop-psych....still searching...pretty good I hear and very collectable...vinyl goes for the $2000-3000 range now!

Thanks for the greeting. I first found this place because I wanted to read up more on the Matrix debacle - gotta say, it's much better here than at the LL. That place has turned into a bunch of unknowledgeable ass kissers.

I can't say that I've ever heard of the Frederick. My excuse would be that I grew up in the 70's & 80's on the west side of the state. I missed out on a lot. Very impressive amount for their vinyl, though. If your friend experienced that era, I bet he didn't miss out on the MC5!

to stay on topic. listening to live in Boston now. Early set. God, they're off to start the show!

wheelz34gh wrote:

jamestkirk wrote:

wheelz34gh wrote:The radio broadcast, "From the inside w/ Jac Holzman"

Welcome, wheelz.

A record collector/dealer friend of mine is from Michigan. Collects Mich psych & rock (well.... he collects everything rock and roll, has over 100,000 records). He grew up seeing Iggy & Seger & Quatro among the greats from your state! I think he saw The Stooges a couple dozen times....thru all Iggy's self-destructive 60s-70's stages. Have you heard of The Frederick?? Pop-psych....still searching...pretty good I hear and very collectable...vinyl goes for the $2000-3000 range now!

Thanks for the greeting. I first found this place because I wanted to read up more on the Matrix debacle - gotta say, it's much better here than at the LL. That place has turned into a bunch of unknowledgeable ass kissers.

I can't say that I've ever heard of the Frederick. My excuse would be that I grew up in the 70's & 80's on the west side of the state. I missed out on a lot. Very impressive amount for their vinyl, though. If your friend experienced that era, I bet he didn't miss out on the MC5!

Oh yeah! MC5 ....one of his favorites and has every first press & promo or rarity, of course. Kick out the jams, MF!!

Mongolian Clusterfuck Five

jim4371 wrote:Mongolian Clusterfuck Five

c´mon

The Chameleons - Second skin

Boston Late 70 LMF.. Jim's chewin on the mic right now..

BrysonK wrote:Boston Late 70 LMF.. Jim's chewin on the mic right now..

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lol! who ever say that this performance is lame ,i think its one of the best!and one of the best lmf ever heard!

Bob Dylan " Love minus zero/ No limits"

Break On Through (album version)

Superb

Time - Pink Floyd.

The Doors "Live at Boston Arena" : "When the music's over".

Paolo Conte - Max
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kDZXHmC4Cs

Wild Child at the Whiskey in LA- Roadhouse blues
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czr6MT_gS9s

Oh yess

thefreed wrote:Hallelujah- Jeff Buckley.
Funny coincidence!

OK...for me the definitive version.....by Leonard Cohen. On now!! Covered by so many....a testament to the greatness of it.

In fact the whole Various Positions LP is fantastic. (Right, Suzanne??!!)

Latest Beatles leak: "Revolution #1 (Take 20)"
The nearly 11-minute take between "Revolution #1" and "Revolution #9"

Hear/Download it here: http://nevergetoutoftheboat.blogspot.co ... atles.html

jim4371 wrote:Mongolian Clusterfuck Five

Geeze, I always wondered what MC5 was short for!!!

Porsche wrote:Latest Beatles leak: "Revolution #1 (Take 20)"
The nearly 11-minute take between "Revolution #1" and "Revolution #9"

Hear/Download it here: http://nevergetoutoftheboat.blogspot.co ... atles.html

Nice. Len. Thanks.

wheelz34gh wrote:to stay on topic. listening to live in Boston now. Early set. God, they're off to start the show!

Totally one of my favorite live concerts.....the Roadhouse Blues start off scream was the best.....and of course all of Jim's little comments to the audience....


"what would you do with it".......

Porsche wrote:Latest Beatles leak: "Revolution #1 (Take 20)"
The nearly 11-minute take between "Revolution #1" and "Revolution #9"

Hear/Download it here: http://nevergetoutoftheboat.blogspot.co ... atles.html

Heard about it the other day but didn't download it until today.
Holy shit.

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RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Lauren wrote:

wheelz34gh wrote:to stay on topic. listening to live in Boston now. Early set. God, they're off to start the show!

Totally one of my favorite live concerts.....the Roadhouse Blues start off scream was the best.....and of course all of Jim's little comments to the audience....


"what would you do with it".......

..."I think I'll pass." - very funny, indeed. I have to say that I like the energy level better in the 2nd set. Weird day of performing - especially Jim. Humorous interactions w/ the crowd throughout. Totally tanked to start - seems to pull it together as the night goes on (minus the mic in the mouth).

When I said the band was off, I meant they were not playing cohesively to start - Five to One, for instance. This, along w/ Jim's state, could have thrown them off all night. But, there are some definite highlights from that evening. I find it all to be very entertaining...

Kinda rainy out and mellow in here....so for all you feeling it too.....my gift to you all.......
some jazzy folk by Nick Drake

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsfif4G2 ... re=related

The Corrs & Bono - When the Stars Go Blue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV_dbCF1jOA

Doors live in Stockholm

wheelz34gh wrote:

Lauren wrote:

wheelz34gh wrote:to stay on topic. listening to live in Boston now. Early set. God, they're off to start the show!

Totally one of my favorite live concerts.....the Roadhouse Blues start off scream was the best.....and of course all of Jim's little comments to the audience....


"what would you do with it".......

..."I think I'll pass." - very funny, indeed. I have to say that I like the energy level better in the 2nd set. Weird day of performing - especially Jim. Humorous interactions w/ the crowd throughout. Totally tanked to start - seems to pull it together as the night goes on (minus the mic in the mouth).

When I said the band was off, I meant they were not playing cohesively to start - Five to One, for instance. This, along w/ Jim's state, could have thrown them off all night. But, there are some definite highlights from that evening. I find it all to be very entertaining...

I think this concert is a perfect example of how the band would pull Jim back into performing when he started going off to never never land.....


This concert was interesting in the sense that the "drunk Jim" would come in waves. At one point you can hardly hear LMF or Whiskey Bar and the next he is talking to the audience and singing fine.

At the end of the third disc...when they cut the power...what is the loud banging noise? I never really looked into it but am curious.....


Also, there is another clip out there, I do not know the concert, but Jim starts talking about a "special treat" as always-- and of course the audience thinks its his d*ck, then he starts laughing and says "oh no not that"... or something of the sort. Do you know which concert that was from?

Grown men were weeping...

Pittsburgh.

jim4371 wrote:Grown men were weeping...

Pittsburgh.

Thank you much