Disculpa, no lo pude editar y éso por muchas ocupaciones que tenía . Ya me lo dijeron que no fue en México, sólo hay relatos y testimonio que hablan de que ellos, si fueron a México en aquel entonces pero no hay evidencia de sus canciones y por lo tanto se considera una leyenda urbana y lost media , debido a lo ocurrido meses después del 68.

Ya me conocistes o que

@@zhequezaid8108 una imagen vale más que mil palabras

Half the Alive She Cried version IS this version; it's a composite, same as the Roadhouse Blues rendition on that album. Starting at 4:12 on ASC, right before Robbie's solo, it switches to Aquarius Theatre. Ray's organ switches from a Gibson G101 to a Vox Continental. The version posted here is pitched wrong, but is otherwise uncut. There are bars missing from the ASC version, but this is the source performance. The "Graveyard Poem" wasn't part of the performance either; completely different concert in Boston in 1970. After the poem, it switches back to a 1970 performance (and thus Ray's organ is a Gibson again) for the end of the song. It wasn't until all those Bright Midnight releases that people realized how carefully curated a lot of Doors live releases are (and they're hardly the only ones; John Entwistle re-recorded the first line of "Heaven and Hell" in 1994 for the reissue of the Who's Live at Leeds because in 1970 his mic shorted out and didn't catch the line).

@@sethcopeland4362 You know id heard that before somewhere but i wasn't sure - glad you've confirmed that for me - i love the doors but I'm no audiophile if u know wot i mean - i first thought it was like absolutely live - best versions from different concerts - and like ASC i thought it was from one amazing extra long show - i think when jim had it together the band were super tight - i wonder what would have happened if he had been able to live without the booze benders - its like the whole europe thing they did in 68 - the roundouse gigs(Doors are Open VHS) the danish and swedish tv spots i mean jim was all business and they were great IMO - especially liked the Celebration of the Lizard leading into the Light My Fire finale at the evening roundhouse show - legend has it some of the stones were there and steve mcqueen - thanks for your reply brother

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Aquí hay una evidencia. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3_UgJl-mJ1smLssi=ZVAwRY07ZplVslaF

@@zhequezaid8108 Incorrect.. This is from Toronto ''Varsity Stadium'' September 13 1969

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Quiero ver muestra. 😠

@@zhequezaid8108 What sample.

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Si es cierto, hasta te contara que hay dos presentaciones.

Aquí hay una evidencia de su 1 presentación. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3_UgJl-mJ1smLssi=LL4M8F-5LHrD9Rxq

@@zhequezaid8108 This is from Toronto ''Varsity Stadium'' September 13 1969 pal..

which one's Jim?

You tell me!

Yo digo que es un concierto más que ellos hicieron en México en aquella época.

Why does Jim speak spanish in the begining?

Definitely not the Aquarius, 2nd performance. Listening to it now. Plus the crowd at this show is much larger than the one at the Aquarius.

Pues ahora sí es lo que afirman sobre la historia de los Doors a México, pero lamentablemente estuvieron en tiempos dónde el Rock no era bien visto por el gobierno de antes y ellos tocaron en un sitio llamado the Forum.

Bro just listen to both of them they aren’t

@@zyrrhos the only show with "enciende mi fuego" is aquarius 2nd gig. and mexico recording has much worse quality

No es en 1971.

Tocaron en The Forum.

Este fue el último concierto de Jim Morrison.

La verdad si se le notó su voz normal.

@@zhequezaid8108Ese concierto fue demasiado tranquilo, se les nota el cansancio que ya tenían en ese entonces.

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