The Doors - Unbound and Dangerous (Colored Vinyl 2LP) * * *

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The Doors' New Live Collection Unbound and Dangerous on Colored 2LP: Compiled and Mixed by Bruce Botnick Who Also Engineered the Original Recordings on the Tour.

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Step back into the raw, unpredictable energy surrounding The Doors in 1970. Unbound and Dangerous is a brand-new live collection compiled and sequenced by Robby Krieger, John Densmore, and Bruce Botnick.

Taking you back to the legendary Roadhouse Blues Tour, this 16-track live album features newly remixed concert recordings from NYC, Philly, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Hollywood, with the majority recorded in 1970. “Soul Kitchen” is the lone exception, coming from the second show on July 21, 1969, at the Aquarius Theatre in Hollywood.

Focused on hard-rocking performances, the collection sets a breathless pace, capturing The Doors at their menacing, bluesy best.

"The fans came in the thousands to Doors concerts looking for danger and excitement... Jim was always reading the room and knew how far to push the envelope." - Bruce Botnick

Track Listing

Side A:

  1. Introduction (Live, 1970)
  2. Dead Cats, Dead Rats (Live, 1970)
  3. Break on Through (To the Other Side) (Live, 1970)
  4. When the Music's Over (Live, 1970)

Side B:

  1. Roadhouse Blues (Live, 1970)
  2. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) (Live, 1970)
  3. Back Door Man (Live, 1970)
  4. Five to One (Live, 1970)
  5. Build Me a Woman (Live, 1970)

Side C:

  1. Petition the Lord With Prayer (Live, 1970)
  2. Light My Fire (Live, 1970)
  3. Crawling King Snake (Live, 1970)
  4. Soul Kitchen (Live, 1969)

Side D:

  1. Bring Out Your Dead (Live, 1970)
  2. The End (Live, 1970)
  3. Thank You and Good Night (Live, 1970)
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