this is the real lossless version of this, unlike a fake lossless that has circulated around for years
The Doors - The Complete Matrix Club Tapes
Publisher: Kiss The Stone (bootleg label see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiss_the_Stone_Records for more info on them)
Reference: KTS BX 009
Date: 1994
Made in: Italy
Disc 1: Live at the Matrix, 7 Mar 1967, part 1
01.Back Door Man
02.My Eyes Have Seen You
03.Soul Kitchen
04.Get Off My Life
05.When The Music's Over
06.Close To You
07.
Crawling King Snake
08.I Can't See Your Face In My Mind
09.People Are Strange
10.Who Do You Love
11.Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)
12.The Crystal Ship
Disc 2: Live at the Matrix, 7 Mar 1967, part 2 except the
last two tracks which really are Matrix 10 mar 1967
01.Twentienth Century Fox
02.Moonlight Drive
03.Summer's Almost Gone
04.Unhappy Girl
05.Medley
Me And The Devil Blues
Sittin' Round Thinkin'
Rock Me Baby
06.Break On Through (To The Other Side)
07.Light My Fire
08.The End
Disc 3: Live at the Matrix, 10 Mar 1967, part 1
01.My Eyes Have Seen You
02.Soul Kitchen
03.I Can't See Your Face In My Mind
04.People Are Strange
05.When The Music's Over
06.Money
07.Who Do You Love
08.Moonlight Drive
Disc 4: Live at the Matrix, 10 Mar 1967, part 2 except last track
which is really 7 Mar 1967
01.Summer's Almost Gone
02.I'm A King Bee
03.Gloria
04.Break On Through (To The Other Side)
05.Summertime
06.Back Door Man
07.Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)
08.The End
Notes:
After The Doors had returned from their two day concert at Chet
Helm's Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, they were booked in to
play at the Matrix Club, situated at 3138 Fillmore Street, San
Francisco. The Doors played there from Tuesday, March 7 until
Saturday, March 11 performing three sets a night with fifteen
minute breaks in between each set. The Doors were scheduled to play
at the Matrix Club from "9.30 p.m - 2a.m." with "Minors welcome",
as advertised in the San Francisco Chronicle.
The owner of this club, Marty Balin, vocalist of Jefferson Airplane,
had installed a reel to reel tape recorder to tape his own group,
but The Doors took up the opportunity and decided to record their
own performances as well.
All of the three sets that were played on Tuesday night were
recorded. Unfortunately on Friday night, after The Doors had
completed their second set and returned to play the third set,
the sound engineer had apparently forgotten to turn on the tape
recorder and only got to record the last portion of "The End".
These recordings at present are the most complete recordings
available in their entirety with no over dubbing or shoddy
recordings, just in the same way The Doors had played them during
their one week performance in March. By far, these shows are one of
the best live recordings that The Doors have ever recorded
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