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LIVE AT THE ISLE WIGHT FESTIVAL 1970

The Doors

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3.17 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 25% 5 stars

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DVD/Video, released in 2018

Songs / Tracks Listing


1. Roadhouse Blues
2. Backdoor Man
3. Break on Through (To The Other Side)
4. When The Music's Over
5. Ship of Fools
6. Light My Fire
7. The End (medley): Across The Sea/Away in India/Crossroads Blues/Wake Up

Bonus Features
1) "This is the End" featurette - 17 minutes of interviews conducted by original director Murray Lerner with Bill Siddons (original Doors manager), Robby Krieger, John Densmore and archival interview from 2002 with Ray Manzarek.

Total Time 84 minutes

Line-up / Musicians


- John Densmore / Drums
- Robby Krieger / Guitar
- Ray Manzarek / keyboards
- Jim Morrison / Vocals



Releases information

Blu-Ray/CD released on Eagle Vision February 23 2018.

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THE DOORS Live at the Isle Wight Festival 1970 ratings distribution


3.17
(4 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of rock music(25%)
25%
Excellent addition to any rock music collection(50%)
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Good, but non-essential (25%)
25%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
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Review by rdtprog
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Heavy, RPI, Symph, JR/F Canterbury Teams
3 stars Here's the last video concert filmed of the band recorded in the context of Jim Morrison's ongoing Miami obscenity trial where the charges were finally dropped many years after Jim's death. This could explain the unusual reserve behavior of Jim during this concert in front of 600,000 fans at 2 am. Maybe Jim decided to perform as professional as he could be, he barely moves during the whole set, but it delivers a strong vocal performance. I suspect that he was not on the effect of some substance. This new footage is a restoration sound and picture of the old footage. Unfortunately, the light show with a constant red light is not the best to upgrade the experience visually. The sound is quite good and I was especially pleased to hear how good Krieger's guitar sound throughout the short 66 minutes set. For the music, it's the Doors usual repertoire of short songs and longer songs showing the band jamming. I never enjoy the song "The End", seems to be an anti-climax for the last song of the show. It's too slow and too long, but I am sure that song was the best way for Jim to communicate his poetry. The 17 minutes documentary is worth watching one time too see new interviews with John, Robby and old interview of Ray talking about the Jim performance. This package of Blu-Ray/CD doesn't contain a lot of material for your money, but it is worth the price for his historical value.

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