The Doors Miami 1969 full Audio concert.

I didn't find much from this concert anywhere, just little pieces here and there, this is a mixed CD a friend bought to someone while visiting Père Lachaise Cemetery, Jim's headstone in France decades ago.
I don't know if there's any better quality sound file around but i doubt it...
Hope you enjoy
Download Link: mega.nz/#!lK5j...
1- Jim's intro ... Back Door Man
2- ¨I want some Love!! ¨
3- Five To One
4-" Talking about love" Touch me
5- Love me two times
6- When The music's over part 1
7- When the music's over part 2
8- Jim's commentary on change
9- Away in India
10- When the Music's over part 3
11- "I was born here..."
12- When the music's over part 4 | "We want the world..."
13- Celebration of the lizard
14- Light My fire part 1
15- Light My fire part 2
16- "Id F*** her but..." & Jim invites people on stage!
17- "There are no rules... NO LIMITS NO LAWS..."
18- end comments....

[@TKrandi]

I was there. After the concert, sat down on the parking black top and had some guy put a leather braided anklet on me. Didn't take it off for a long time. What a night. Jim was sooo high that night.

[@LearnerChess]

If everyone I met who claimed to be at Woodstock were there it would have been at least twenty million people. But I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. So, the question is, "Did you see Jim's throbbing python of love or was that just BS the prosecutor cooked up?

[@monkeymonkerson]

Were you really there?

[@TKrandi]

Just saw your question, apologize for the delay. Yes, I went to junior high and Miami Borland High School. Graduated 1965. Went to the Doors concert as it was only ten minutes away from our home. And yes, Morrison was soon hight, seemed drunk he could barely sing. But who cares, I can say I was there and took a moment with me, the leather ankle bracelet. Also went to the Jimmy Hendrix concert. He blew me away with guitar playing. I was so high, just on the general experience of being surrounded by that music and hundreds of stoners.

[@Johns1082]

+Trish Mannix great story! one of the few very lucky people who saw the doors live! 👍😀

[@Johns1082]

+Trish Mannix do u think he whipped it out on stage, did you see anything?

[@mauriciobesana4355]

Every now and then I listen to the Miami concert, just to remind me I'm living in a huge, rotten lie, and be thankful that Jimbo and the Doors were around back then...'What you're gonna do 'bout It??'

[@johnfritts7910]

Amen...Mauricio!

[@yearginclarke]

''You're all a bunch of slaves lettin everybody push you around''

[@TheSearch7CorpoFechado]

A true rock n roll perfomance, we ran out of true acts like this. Today it is all fake in this plastic society

[@Illtempo-nz1de]

RADICAL FEELING it's not all fake today. You just have to watch the real bands. Back then there were as many fake "plastic" bands as there are today. The doors were the exception, not the rule.

[@doobiesoda3873]

Yup! Every performer today tries to hide their true feelings and screw ups for the sake of the label, corporate or whatever. Jim gave 0% fucks.

[@julianabrown8283]

The music industry has been taken from musicians and given to slick looking business and marketing people with no talent, like Yoko Ono. And because we all know how the rock and roll legends we know and love today promoted and did their own distribution, marketing and groomed their own image. Oh wait... they didn't... because they were busy making records that didn't suck... Artists today are expected to do all these non musical things, and cluelessly privelaged older musicians bitter over some lost royalties, act if things are better now that people have to be their own managers. Lawyery shyster math brains and creative art brains are very different personality types and generally cannot be the same person. True genius can never be noticed, when every one believes they are one too. The the friends of popular people that are awful get angry if you say they're not amazing. That's why it seems like these people don't exist anymore.... you starve and never get anywhere... There's too many tonedeaf rich kids having a fun time partying and when someone actually good shows up, you're shittin in their punchbowl of bullshit they'd been telling themselves with their purchased friends.

[@dottoanimations461]

RADICAL FEELING I love The Doors but ffs. Cutting songs after first few lines, abusive towards bandmates and audience and lots of dick. Doesn't sound to appealing to me.

[@CiscoDuck]

Julie = well said!

[@slip-yp6hg]

Still better than anything today.

[@bagnatofurniture388]

this guy is constantly on key and pitch no matter what...insane range...no training ever...unreal...what a savant

[@gterrymed]

his father said he couldn't sing because he didn't sound like Frank Sinatra lol 😆 😂 🤣 😜

[@StanSwan]

His range was limited but he had a distinct voice and passion.

[@profile2047]

@@gterrymedThat’s not what he said.

[@gterrymed]

@@profile2047 the interview is on KZbin!!! STOP LIVING IN A CAVE AND LOOK IT UP! and lay off the booze or whatever it is you're on. Grow more brain cells or something; you should know this stuff.

[@robertlivingstone3364]

Great singer

[@johnkelleytherazors3724]

This is one of the greatest recordings from the last century

[@TimStarlight]

3:56 - Jim The Dog 4:01 - Jim The Cat 8:48 - Jim The Screaming Baby 9:02 - Jim The Shaman 13:08 - Jim The Screaming Cat 15:18 - Jim The Hippie 16:35 - Jim The Drunk 26:39 - Jim The Visionary 51:57 - Jim The Anarchist

[@patriciapearl2529]

Lmao!

[@robertbelchick8263]

Jim Morrison was a lot of things.

[@mikemurphy8107]

0:57 Jim the hype man

[@richardkaider7735]

Mike Murphy I can't stop laughing

[@mikemurphy8107]

Richard Kaider same here

[@giuseppmetallic8872]

THIS WAS REAL ROCK N' ROLL

[@giuseppmetallic8872]

i love the doors you know they were biggest rock band ever

[@anamericanprayer1967]

Jim is fine art. Very fine indeed.

[@Contact_Info]

Best frontman

[@rkmklz7562]

The Doors in 1968...was the best year for the band.... Jim was fantastic. . can't believe this is one year later

[@Ammuniti0n]

in just 10 minutes i discovered the doors, read the wikipedia page about them and was absolutely intrigued by the unhinged lead singer of a man Jim Morrison is which finally led me to this audio recording. I'm having a fine morning not doing work.

[@coalitionofcommoncanadians5651]

LOL! WOW! YOU are among I wonder how many naive innocents in this world who do not know JIM INTIMATELY@!

[@franchurch630]

I just hear a deeply unhappy man who invented a persona that ate him up. Been a Doors fan since I was 15 in 1967. Never believed he did what they accused him of. Most interesting band around at that time. We'd just done Oedipus at school, so when I heard The End with the Oedipal references I was hooked. No one else had done that!

[@End-Result]

Couldn’t agree more. A radical moment scuppered by a tragedy of addiction and severe depression

[@thelordofdarkness141]

I think Its sad to hear really

[@pauldudakadanielthomson8890]

I was 16 in 1969 , and became an avid Doors fan , to me, the were the American equal to the Beatles back then.

[@glenndouglas8822]

Bi polar

[@vickiladu6755]

I don’t believe he ever exposed himself, ever!!!!!

[@ambassador8524]

Jim at his worse is still *GREAT* Even the band was loose to match him The man didn’t just live in the moment, he created the moment.

[@EdgarMorrisandTheDead]

Petrodragonic

[@cowboyfromhelI]

This wasn't his worst. New Orleans 1970 was his worst

[@Southwestcatfish]

He was the moment

[@sharonrollins7685]

I was born in 70 have always said I was born too late because I would love to have lived in that generation. you can't be free anymore. we have been robbed of our destiny

[@doobiesoda3873]

Born in 90. Crying every time I hear Jim's voice, realizing "You can't go home (again)." :-/

[@pauldudakadanielthomson8890]

I was born in 1953 , today I am in severe pain and on pain medication. I suspect , partying to this music had a lot to do with it. It ripped me up to the point where I use a wheelchair to get around today. All my friends that were deeper into the Doors music are dead now ! I think the 1980's was great and likely our last great decade.

[@williamtynertyner1425]

Jan. 30. 2021 The popular narrative in todays society is anti-free speech. Cowards living in fear of the spoken word, of being offended, of any opinion different than the one they have been indoctrinated into.Slaves, arrogant, and blissful,convinced of their virtue, marching to the graveyard with wide smiles on entitled faces. Willing to cheat, lie, burn down, and kill all who don't fall in line, the bidding of their vile, and ruthless masters their life's mission. Rampant censorship and dishonesty the new norm. Jim, drunk, and stoned as a pirate locked overnight in a liqour store with a pharmacy, saw it all coming. And as usual, no one thought it could happen here. They were wrong, he was right. God love him.

[@DavidBell-n1i]

1:06 Back Door Man 7:03 Five To One 16:02 Touch Me 17:30 Love Me Two Times 20:48 When The Music’s Over 42:56 Wake Up 44:14 Light My Fire

[@cachiruleta]

Thanks for sharing this piece of history

[@ZachAscot]

This has to be one of my favourite Doors concerts. I love how free Jim is here. It starts with anger and rage and eventually mutates into peace and love. This feels like a very intimate show. More relaxed. More real. More free.

[@realdavidii]

Reality was Jim was drunk as hell

[@vickiladu6755]

Yeah and more high!

[@Phillithium]

@@realdavidii hahahahahahah

[@adonaiyah2196]

He was with his people. Jim was a floridian. He was a military brat but he was born in florida

[@adonaiyah2196]

I can't believe he asked a bunch of people to love his ass

[@lewisdolgin4228]

I was only 8 when this show happened. Only $6.00 to get in. Just hearing A crazy drunken Jim Morrison would have been worth admission! The music part sounds great! Your ballroom days are over baby!

[@vickiladu6755]

It definitely wouldn’t have been appropriate for an eight year old to be there!

[@ralphmorgan2838]

I was there. Stationed in Air Force at Homestead AFB. We drank and drugged all day in the park before showtime. Was a drunk, or drinker, than Jim. Show a haze. I was on floor. Jim wanted us to get naked, storm the stage. He came out late, reciting poetry. Crowd wanted music. Didn't see any exposure. Manzarek played "circus" music as people jumped on stage. Opening act played "Dear Prudence" I remember. Yup, Jim never the same after this. Grateful Dead was to play Miami on Easter Sunday. City cancelled the show. Jackie Gleason staged a "decency "rally instead at the orange bowl with "up with people ". God bless and rest the soul of Jim Morrison. Rest In Peace poet.

[@FernandoSPFC]

I was doing time in the universal mind, I was feeling fine. I was turning keys, I was setting people free, I was doing all right. Then you came along with a suitcase and a song, turn my head around. Now I'm so alone just looking for a home in every place I see. I'm the freedom man, I'm the freedom man. I'm the freedom man, that's how lucky I am.

[@waynevia6976]

the best concert I've heard on KZbin. Morrison is really high but he could still sing. My favorite band the doors.

[@hunny945]

Exact. No one ever makes this consideration: even completely drunk, Jim Morrison is able to sing and interact like no one ever, before or after him, even sober. He was unique!

[@vickiladu6755]

I somewhat agree BUT I noticed some of his singing wasn’t on key, slurred and just didn’t sound good like he normally does!

[@PutDownTheBunny]

Sadly, as Neil Young proclaimed, every junkie is like a setting son. He took it too far, beyond realty . What have we beyond reality??

[@adial0z]

So many energy!! these kind of performances are so rare especially now that everyone seems dead, even in a concert

[@sorcerer666]

This concert was a lot longer than I originally thought. All the stories and the movie recreation led me to believe the show was a whole 10 minutes long and full of mostly Jim ranting. There is a lot of music and singing here. Most of the show was great! Other than Jim's slurred singing, he was very entertaining, engaging the audience, making them cheer and laugh.

[@INDLIS]

Robert McArthur But it was still a disaster because he was drunk that night

[@juliojuarez8880]

Movie sucked balls, that’s why. Made him look too foolish and dumb

[@jonahwaldon3612]

Can’t compare the movie in anyway. Very inaccurate in my opinion in a lot of situations.

[@JohnnyMacalvee-cf7et]

@@jonahwaldon3612 Also wrong factual data. In multiple spots in the movie. The timeline of Janis Joplin's demise while the Doors were cutting Soft Parade is off by about a year.

[@onegenooneappleonetilly9234]

The Doors movie was only about 40 percent correct. All the timelines were off, and there were alot of fictitous scenes that never actually happend. The Andy warhol scene, Thanksgiving dinner scene. Just to name a few. Oliver Stone took way too many liberties. Ray refused to work on the movie after reading the script, and Oliver Stone did nothing but trash Ray in the movie.

[@mojorisin1970]

This was obviously pushing some boundaries. This was something more than alcohol. It felt like an awakening.

[@znnigigmvjvuvk6346]

You'd be surprised how alcohol can be more than enough for an alcoholic. But yeah cocaine was probably also involved

[@barneyrubble8255]

he was doing his version of the living theatre, where they taunted the audience like this, jim was going to the living theater show's at this time. And yea he was drunk lol prob had some good coke to

[@vickiladu6755]

@@znnigigmvjvuvk6346 maybe even LSD!!!!

[@nickjamesd777]

No he definitely mixed. And mixed great! 😃. He probably had lsd, alcohol, pot quiludes for all I know. If cocaine very little.. cocaine just doesn't last that long. The man's an artist and the government went after him

[@coldacre]

love it when the non drinkers & druggies speculate! what else could have been on the menu? spinach?

[@whitesabbath6581]

R.I.P. Jim Morrison (1943-1971)

[@ethangronbeck673]

This is Jim’s BEST performance ever!

[@kirckolivares8635]

This is where truly pure rock and roll is born.

[@bagnatofurniture388]

Morrison sings so effortlessly....booming voice. been fan since the 1980s and still listening.

[@jon2639]

This is epic. Jim is so trashed and saying whatever! Lmao.. and the rest of the band does amazing solos to compensate for him. Rock on.

[@DJGerryfromStarlightMusic]

My good friend Alan attended this infamous show. It is quite possibly the wildest Rock Show of all time!!

[@tomasfelix1723]

Tohle je to nejlepší co se kdy mohlo na koncertě stát... To se nedá zopakovat, napodobit.. Tohle je strop.. Dál už jít nelze!

[@Deezeelove]

Thanks for sharing...most respect for The Doors.

[@MrShomesomethin]

According to Ray Manzarek's book, the band only played parts of 3 different songs before the stage began to collapse. After the show the band drank beers with the cops who worked the show. Jim was not arrested until 4 days later upon his return from Jamaica, when he turned himself in. No one ever testified seeing anything lewd or lascivious, and no one ever produced a photo of any lewd or lascivious behavior, which is what he was charged with (other than simulating oral copulation, as he knelt in front of Robby during a guitar solo) Having filed his final appeal, and free on 50,000 dollars bond, he left for Paris facing a maximum of 3-5 years in a Florida prison, waiting for his lawyer to contact him about a new trial date, and the rest as they say, is history.

[@JohnnyMacalvee-cf7et]

People did testify seeing lewd or lascivious behavior. Nobody could or did produce a photo of him hanging out his junk. It was a pretty rigged trial though based on (especially evidence today) that would be needed to prove guilt.

[@jamescooper3571]

I believe one of the cops, who made it obvious that he hated Jim, testified that he saw him pull it out.

[@vickiladu6755]

Not true, he never did pull it out! I wish I had been there! Lived in suburb of LA growing up

[@husq48]

He was only facing six months, but that too was on appeal.

[@etronicsez]

He was facing 6 months of community service, but was freaked out that people weren’t hip to his inebriated performance. He must have had one hell of a hangover.

[@davidgo8874]

9:00 inciting dissent. 24:23 killer licks from Robby 15:23 talking about love 16:34 the band blows it 17:48 Jim goes and sits with audience while some old guy sings 14:10 everyone getting fucked up

[@jlbaker2000]

What about Robby and John leaving the stage?

[@munnin999]

@@jlbaker2000 ok

[@chadczternastek]

Thank you really so much for posting this. Never ever heard the whole thing. Just the parts used in media pretty much. Love the fact rare stuff pops up on KZbin ever second. Thanks.

[@Mick-Kahl80]

Not even half as bad as it's made out to be. Absolutely love the doors.

[@shaggydudegaming]

I cannot believe after being a Doors fan for this long that this is the first time I get to hear the FULL Miami concert. Wow. I’ve been a fan for over a decade. It would be so cool if they had filmed this whole concert. Man I wish they filmed everything the Doors ever did lol

[@vickiladu6755]

It would have been wild, crazy and eye opening to see the visuals of this concert! Someone recorded it.

[@Fexobs]

At least there are some amazing photographs and some genius took a tape machine. I'd say we were very lucky

[@TheMegaGamingWizard]

Ray was in his prime on the keyboards here. From the first song you can tell how well he tries to hold this crazy atmosphere. Far out.

[@WyattTwerpp]

the band and critics say this was a disaster but it's a masterpiece!

[@Illtempo-nz1de]

Jeremy Feit not really. I'm a fan of the doors and this was pretty bad compared to much of their earlier performances. The band was ok but if you take them out of the picture then all you get is the incoherent ramblings of a drunk. Just because it's Morrison doesn't mean everything he did was great. This was a low point when it came to performances

[@Outrigger200]

Illtempo 1980 This made them legendary in my opinion, sure it was drunken rambling but it based off theatre and nobody else was doing this in 1968, Jim Morrison may be hated among many people for his hedonist attitude but he carved the path for many great bands that shaped rock n roll music.

[@journeyon1983]

Illtempo 1980 I'm in complete agreement with you. This was everything as bad as they said it was. Funny though, I didn't hear anything about penis anything in this audio unless it was cut out..

[@WyattTwerpp]

incoherent and coherent masterpiece... "grab your fucking friend"... "c'mon and love my ass".. this performance was lied about and misinterpreted... oliver stoned had him say "and then i went smart and went to california"... no, he said "we went to college in florida and got smart, and then he went to california"... i remember hearing a hole concert where that kurt killer courtney was all drunk and fucked up, it was actually classic like this was. and of course he didn't whip his cock out, 30,000 non witnesses except the cop's daughter, what a fkn joke. they literally wanted to crucify him for something he didn't do.

[@oscar-mvp-9025]

un m gusta

[@paulafay8551]

Thanks for sharing this. I had a rough tape of this gig & used to fall asleep to it back in the mid-1980s' when I was an art student. I loved it then & I'm so happy to hear it again. Thank you. X

[@Alstonar80]

I had a tape too that I wore out

[@Fexobs]

Fall asleep to it ??? LOL !

[@racecar388]

Jim Morrison was the master of poetry and making it sound great with music.

[@eugenegd2112]

"Now, listen. I used to think the whole thing was a big joke. I used to think it was somethin' to laugh about, and the last couple of nights I met some people who were doin' somethin'. They're trying to change the world and I wanna get on the trip. I wanna change the world."

[@chriscox9184]

What if the only way to change the world was ¨I want some Love!! and Talking about love" Touch me and Love me two times? were not talking bout a revolution and were not talking bout a demonstration. were talking bout having a good time. Love. Dance. Joke. Laugh. Light. and less weight. THERE IS NOTHING SERIOUS EVER HAPPENING? wHAT IF THAT IS THE JOKE PER SE ? tHE NEGATIVE THOUGHT ENERGY. t%HATS THE JOKE . we want the world (no we really dont) all my love -

[@TylerShackleford]

Spun

[@EddieC3336]

He was talking about a drama troup he had seen the night before and they got naked on stage talking about freedom and love, this is where the phrases come from, its in a doc. about Miami that night and subsequent events that led up to it. personally dont believe he exposed himself ..he couldnt was being bear huged at time.

[@coldacre]

its utter drunk nonsense. bloke couldnt handle real drunk or drugs. but hey....

[@eugenegd2112]

@@coldacre I guess you speak from experience...

[@owendesaints7701]

the greatest recording in history, I consider this concert up there with one of their albums, sure he crossed the line a couple of times by then standards but he had the balls and took the risk to say what is pure Gold, raw honesty. Sadly though it was a risk and he always had the arrest looming over him for the rest of his days. How do we continue the doors legacy, by being beautiful, raw & rockin in the eyes of our woman, I presume

[@juliojuarez8880]

OwendeSaints exactly

[@shar3066]

Idk, he reached his breaking point here. What is great about it? I feel for him. He obvisously drank a lot at the end, he wasnt made out to be this rock star. He eventually became blasé about it & didnt care. In a way this was his way out.

[@ambassador8524]

Well said

[@twomindz79]

What are you gonna do about it ? What are you gonna do about it ? What are you gonna do about it ? What are you gonna do? Is a man who's mind is breaking in front of us! Crazy , chaotic but beautiful in a strange way.

[@voidburner8271]

This verison of "Love Me Two Times." Is hilarious.. it's like jim is going back and forth between a drunk blues singer and self parody. amazing

[@vickiladu6755]

His singing in this song is so strange to me! lol

[@voidburner8271]

@@vickiladu6755 it sounds like self parody doesnt it? can you check outt the time stamp at 33:44 to 33:56 it almost sounds like hes mocking the audience member.. specically at 33:57 hes like sayy wwwwwhhhat LOL you can hear ray fumble the bass line after everyone starts booing i think its like some crazyu self parody lol and i love it haha,. OH and they start up "TOuch me" in the middle of "When the music's over" I legit LOL.. you can hear ray fumble the bass line at 35:27 in a response to jim's drunk rambling "somebody gonna love my ass?" idk why but those forte quarter notes make me lol. @36:11 someone rush jim or the stage and he replies"you gotta stay wayy away"

[@rafaeleduardorubio9436]

Fuck*ng true broo 🤣🤣🤣

[@Grateful213]

I was lucky to see the Doors perform at the Felt Forum a few months before Miami. They were awesome’!! I enrolled at the U, and everyone on campus loved the Doors! When this show was announced most of the students bought tickets!! The campus was expecting a great show! Coconut Grove is a beautiful area, to see a show! when it’s 90 degrees at night not very appealing, the breeze from the bay was our only relief,the band minus Jimbo came out a few times to see the audience, no word abt him being late! Everyone is blissfully wasted. Abt 9pm the doors appear on stage,god only knows another 200 ppl were let in to this hanger! Jim is just standing there, looked like he was handed a joint, he’s smoking,not saying a word. You can see Ray and John aren’t thrilled! Ray, nods his head, the band plays, Jim, doesn’t seem ready to perform, Robby, walks over to him, and mouths something, Jim nods, he’s ready, he starts but, seems to forget the words! Robby, now moves closer, he’s playing near Jim, again, Jim,now starts!hes fucked up, swaying back and forth, the Doors, not stopping,Jim screams out,the crowd goes insane!! The Miami cops are baffled, they see the crowd is inching closer, I smell trouble, grab my gf, start heading closer to the exit! The place is at a frenzy,Jim now truly wasted! It’s pandemonium now!! Guy from the balcony dives into the crowd,I thought he died!nobody does nothing, the music continues, Jim now encouraging ppl to come up to the stage and dance!some chick jumps up she’s half naked, Security doesn’t throw her off until Ray motions to them!!! It’s time to get the hell out of there! Outside, a few hundred hippies partying, the moon is full and we drive the fuck out of there! I knew trouble was just starting!! The Doors!! Fabulous and truly insane!!!

[@egerdej123]

possibly the most legendary concert of all. i wish i was there

[@tiffanyvlasenko]

he didn’t know this would be one of his last chances to show who he truly is, yet he opened up and expressed himself as if he knew. if he hadn’t performed here our perspective on him would be different and i’m so glad i can at least listen to this experience

[@princeali1786]

Bro, this is horrible and Jim was too damn drunk. His band mates were so pissed off. This concert prevented them from ever touring again . The federal government got involved and they lost millions of dollars from this “ Best Jim Concert ever” comments. SMH this was terrible

[@awaretenacious]

Stop thinking about him. Think of the message.

[@Fendibson]

"I know we are not going to leave until we get our rocks off" probably the greatest ending quote to a show

[@MrNutri2010]

JIM MORRISON WAS A FREEDOM MAN !

[@damiencole8001]

Breaking on through ..... truly legendary

[@lessonsfrompapatravis]

The blues meets Nietzsche....and we will never see it again

[@wsxcde21]

probably the best comment in this thread. most people forget morrison is pretty much a mature teenager high on nietzsche and whiskey. nietzsche can supply the intellectual ego but its not easy to express it. jim got it out publicly and that cost him... what? who can judge? lets enjoy what we have.

[@gregtennessee8249]

Jim is dead.

[@mikepaul3716]

hopefully the full Miami concert will be released on cd.

[@b_side8669]

I doubt it mainly because it hurt the doors in the end & didint help there image at the time of this concert Ray is gone & jim as well there is only two left I don’t think they even would ok the project from coming out

[@Contact_Info]

its artistic , they are not on the same plane as jim but still respect to them. they didn't understand him

[@jimoneill7657]

I have had it on CD for bout 20yr bootleg from Holland

[@End-Result]

Contact Info Couldn’t agree more. Despite the marvelous music they made together they clearly had no fucking idea just how radical Jim was.

[@VishalKumar-zz7ql]

@@jimoneill7657 hi Jim do you still have it ? Damn man that thing is very valuable. Plz reply 🙏🙏

[@stevencarlson311]

I don’t find this so tragic as so many of the comments would have it. It’s a great show with a whole lot of freedom on clear display. Jim was on one for sure..fucking entertaining. It’s as everyone was holding there breath just hanging on every breath. He was for sure pushing some buttons. Thank God for The Doors and this tape of artistic expression exists. ❤

[@barrydb]

Just stumbled in, after all these years. Thank you, Jeronimo, for posting this!

[@missblink4611]

This is what happens when a genius gets bored .

[@vickiladu6755]

LMFAO!!!!! So true! He really didn’t want to be a ROCKSTAR at all. He wanted to be taken seriously as a writer and poet. Most rock stars aren’t geniuses like Jim so they just do what they’re told and mostly want the money they get. Not saying they don’t enjoy performing but Jim really stopped enjoying the live performances I think after ‘68.

[@sylviesmile3217]

Thank you soooo much it's incredible to hear that .. I wish I could see The Doors and specially Jim 😍

[@Mackenzie2204]

Jim...I am almost crazy as you was...Hugs for all The doors fans around the world. Kisses from Brazil!!!!!

[@thetriumphofthethrill2457]

(lol) It's great you uploaded this, its been MIA here for quite some time. Confrontational performance began with Morrison; as one music writer rightly stated, he changed the face of music forever.

[@ΚατερίναΚατερινάκη-φ8η]

He wasn't drunk at least to the point that he couldn't think clearly enough.He remembered the lyrics of the songs.He knew what he was doing.

[@pinkcashmeres]

3:36 might be the greatest belt from a male singer in history.

[@aztecwarrior9511]

One of my favorite concerts of the doors

[@tanberjan]

Thanks so much for the download link, much appreciated!

[@juannavarro5487]

Jim as a true revolutionary of the consciousness. A real manifesto. You can notice echoes of the living theater and The theater of cruelty by Antonin Artaud. Absolutely this is not a flower power- She loves you yeah yeah thing!!!! Morrison was a philosopher. Very ahead of His own time!

[@Alstonar80]

He read a lot of psychology and knew how to manipulate an audience into seeing mass hallucinations.

[@Johnny6666]

Gimme a break. Morrison was drunk off his ass here, and talking up his rants with reference to Artaud, the Living Theatre and Brechtian distanciation devices is ridiculous. The Living Theatre required its actors to be thoroughly committed and prepared in their performances, not stumbling around drunk and making the audience snicker with laughter. Morrison reduced himself to a boring, drunken lounge act in Miami - the antithesis of confrontational theatre and the demands it makes upon both performer and audience.

[@EMC2Scotia]

@@Johnny6666 A rock n roll show extends a theatre. That and he is out there on his own here, not doing an imitation. But you're onto something with the idea of reduction, which is something that is certainly going on here.

[@End-Result]

Finally, some appreciation for what he was trying to do

[@ollihp]

@@Johnny6666 This is exactIy what he's doing; confronting audience in full control albeit in an inebriated state yet still coherent enough to improvise & follow thru w/ the Iyrics as well. This might not b the ideal exampIe of what u refer to but the man knew theater & fiImaking inside out & one of the reasons he eventuaIIy departed to Paris.

[@juannavarro5487]

La verdadera filosofìa de Jim! La libertad total!

[@pinkcashmeres]

I know this recording has a depressing, somewhat revolutionary mood to it. However, Jim’s screaming in the beginning was absolutely hilarious. “ARE YOU READY? ARE YOU READY? ARE YOU READY? ARE YOU- AH AH AH AH AHHH WOO WOO WOO!”

[@End-Result]

“Depressing ... revolutionary mood” just about sums it up. Both inspiring yet bitterly tragic in equal measure. He was so lost here. He tried to carve out his freedom, to be loved. But he was rarely loved in the way he needed to be.

[@awaretenacious]

Thanks for having a sense of humor. These Doors threads are usually a bummer.

[@Fexobs]

I thought it was fucking fantastic. At least he bothered to try and express himself.

[@EmeraldWoodArchives]

Just fucking drunk as shit bellowing into that mic. Love it. "I gotta go out in this car with these people and get... fuuucked uuuup." I believe you, Jimbo.

[@Bopalena]

I would've happily paid my hard earned $5.50 to see this! But then again I like seeing head on collisions.

[@vickiladu6755]

FUNNY!!!!!

[@MizZViolettt]

Tengo 42 años, amé a The Doors desde la primera vez que los escuche teniendo 12 años, Jim Morrison siempre ha sido mi amor, mi idolo del rock!!... Nunca había escuchado éste audio, y me dio tristeza oírlo así.

[@diegodepiero2633]

Está en la pelicula de The Doors...el mismo concierto representado como un pandemonium y es detenido arriba del escenario...

[@jimharbin9478]

Man that's my fav the fivevto one when Jim just speaks his mind but he was right very intelligent human he was. Love ya Mr Jim morssion ride on

[@johnfritts7910]

Fascinating on many levels. Primal. Dreams... come to life. It reflects today's reality explicitly...but happened 50 years ago! Like a prophecy buried and finally unearthed! ..

[@bagnatofurniture388]

dens more on 5 to 1 is haunting....this group was so musically talented...tight af trio

[@stevep4574]

50 years ago today!

[@etronicsez]

54

[@NicolasMartinez-xn7es]

jajajajaja genial este jim Morrison, pura genialidad carisma y y el arte de la improvisación con una conexión mágica entre los cuatro músicos, independientemente de cualquier estado, mil veces genial. ojala hubiera un grupos con esas cualidades para verlos en vivo

[@czarmessiahmelkitzedekkohe2590]

El mejor lugar para ver a los Doors es cantandoles...

[@russcohen3779]

Thankyou for posting this phenomenal peace of work of art we need something like this in this politically correct world

[@johnfritts7910]

My sentiments...to a T !

[@sydbarret7765]

thanks god i'm alive!

[@lucarossi1470]

Doors has been my favourite band from 10 to 12, until in 1994 I discovered Nirvana, and "The Doors in concert" has been my 1st CD bought in a gas station in my home town in Tuscany. Eventually I bought the book "Break On Through: The Life and Death of Jim Morrison" by Riordan (I still have it somewhere in Italy, called "l'autostrada alla fine della notte") that I've ridden several times. I remember the book was a ripetitive "Jim was drunk here, Jim was drunk there". Very annoying to the end but I was very young and not really able to do a critic about what I was reading. This concert is described like something visionary, out of control, shamanistic. Always wanted to listen to it, thanks 21st century. In any case, to me it's just a bad concert. Very sad to whom who went to listen some music. Apart from that, nothing excess too much the 60s rock and roll concert. Too much myth about it and if I had been there I would have been drunker than him! Cheers Jim

[@IR-fl2tl]

9:01 truer words have never spoken

[@carriebrown3355]

This is great. Jim you crack me up. Love it.❤

[@kylestrickland893]

Its kinda crazy how his last line kind of drifts off. He was never the same after that. RIP Jim

[@donnaking3344]

Kyle Strickland an overthinking and tortured person. Had too many options, couldn’t handle it. He didn’t understand how to control nor limit himself, nor the reasons and importance in doing so.

[@owendesaints7701]

your still the best Jim, 50 years on

[@monicacouto1827]

Away...away...away......away in India !!!

[@davidfreeman7455]

I was there man I was the Native American shamen where Jim got his spiritual power from and Oliver Stone depiction in the movie.

[@robertjameson4101]

David Freeman the weird naked indian

[@nickrice7535]

Pretty powerful. Jim was flying.

[@Alstonar80]

He was just burned out as being a teen heartthrob and wanted to be taken seriously as a poet.

[@charlesgreen8703]

The crazy thing about this is…yes Jim is clearly drunk out of his mind…but when he’s not ranting…he actually sang pretty good for a guy as hammered as he was that night!

[@Lumina1729]

Jim - A philosopher in Music ❤️

[@saradidio1692]

great concert

[@triadgods]

as much as you commentators cry about jims drunkenness time will remember jim not you for contributing something truly meaningful to our species , theres a reason jims gravesite is the most visited burial in paris, and the music that will be remembered long after we ,our sons & great grandsones are gone.

[@thenewertruth5745]

Very true..

[@cannae216]

50th anniversary of his death today. What a showman. And a tragic life. If only he'd lived long enough to sober up.

[@vickiladu6755]

I know...so sad!

[@keithcarlson7267]

What a fucking legendary performance!!

[@bluewendigo672]

Keith Carlson the real wild child

[@Contact_Info]

genius

[@Kodaigon72]

Jim Morrison was way ahead of his time. He was crapposting in front of thousands of people in real life nearly 60 years before it was cool.

[@huntercraig1730]

Anyone listening to this needs to read Robby book, set the night on fire, all Jin had to say is " I'm lonely, won't someone come up and love me" it was a cry for help " I want to change the world" he did that

[@Nominay]

The "show" started at least 15 minutes before this, and continued after the recording began, even though I think the music really was over then.

[@archstanton3763]

Touch me and Love me two times, probably not the best song choices given what Jim had planned ! Might of been a little wilder than normal however it’s still a great concert in many ways. What Jim speaks of was true then and even more so today.

[@countrydawn418]

Many tanks for this.

[@robturnbull29]

Would love to see this released on cd/ dvd

[@nicolaswalli4722]

If Ray didn't do it, it's never happening.

[@paulkarafillis8166]

Thanks for sharing this. 👍

[@jasontaverner4483]

I'm ready Jimbo!

[@czarmessiahmelkitzedekkohe2590]

Jaja lol

[@kevmichael2064]

Wish there was a video to this?...jim is best seen not just heard!!!

[@vickiladu6755]

DEFINITELY!!!!

[@Fexobs]

It was just the first gig on a 20 date tour...no-one filmed anything back then

[@Alstonar80]

My neighbor in Asheville, NC went to the concert. As a matter of fact, I discussed the event with him last night. He sat (stood) left of the stage. He said he felt like a sardine. If the crowd moved in a direction, he moved. He said Jim did a lot of unusual things with the lamb.

[@vickiladu6755]

Like what???

[@comesect]

thank you.