Are The Doors Alive Worth Seeing?

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TheDoorsMusic
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Never seen The Doors Alive and it's always ones opinion on what they think of a Doors tribute band but I think you should go check them out if you really dig the doors music. I remember seeing Wild Child for the first time back in 1998 at the Whisky a Go Go and was totally blown away. I was fucking amazed. Glad I went!
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Thanks for sharing your experience! Well luckily the band have recently secured a gig in my new city so I'll be seeing them after all! :D
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My original post seems to have disappeared for what ever reason, but my dilemma was I wasn't sure if I should buy a new ticket and see this tribute band because I moved cities.

I know its a bit late but I've been absent from these boards for a while, so my apologies!

I decided to just buy another ticket (£10) for the other gig, wasn't really bothered about the price - want to support the band, etc. So I spent £20 all together on The Doors Alive tickets. It wasn't until about 2 weeks after the gig that I realised I had missed it. I totally forgot about it and was really disappointed with myself. I saw Whole Lotta Led, Zeppelin tribute band about a month before and it was excellent.

I don't suppose anybody went to The Doors Alive tour and can tell me what they thought? It may still be going on.

I've only seen Roadhouse Blues performed by open mic night musicians, but to see ROTS or The End live would be something special.
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