Name: Live in Hollywood - Aquarius
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Live in Hollywood - Aquarius

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Album: Live in Hollywood - Aquarius
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Introductions	More Info...
2)	Back Door Man	More Info...
3)	Break On Through	More Info...
4)	When The Musics Over	More Info...
5)	You Make Me Real	More Info...
6)	Universal Mind	More Info...
7)	Touch Me	More Info...
8)	Soul Kitchen	More Info...
9)	Jim Introduces Ray	More Info...
10)	Close To You	More Info...
11)	What Do You Like To Hear	More Info...
12)	Peace Frog (Instrumental)	More Info...
13)	Blue Sunday	More Info...
14)	Five To One	More Info...
15)	Celebration	More Info...
16)	Light My Fire	More Info...

Album: Live in Hollywood - Aquarius
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Introductions	More Info...
2)	Back Door Man	More Info...
3)	Break On Through	More Info...
4)	When The Musics Over	More Info...
5)	You Make Me Real	More Info...
6)	Universal Mind	More Info...
7)	Touch Me	More Info...
8)	Soul Kitchen	More Info...
9)	Jim Introduces Ray	More Info...
10)	Close To You	More Info...
11)	What Do You Like To Hear	More Info...
12)	Peace Frog (Instrumental)	More Info...
13)	Blue Sunday	More Info...
14)	Five To One	More Info...
15)	Celebration	More Info...
16)	Light My Fire	More Info...

Tracks

1. Welcome

2. Back Door Man

3. Break On Through

4. When The Musics Over

5. You Make Me Real

6. Universal Mind

7. Touch Me

8. Soul Kitchen

9. Jim Introduces Ray

10. Close To You

11. What Youd Like To Hear?

12. Peace Frog (Instrumental)

13. Blue Sunday

14. Five To One

15. Celebration

16. Light My Fire

Performer Notes

LIVE IN HOLLYWOOD: AQUARIUS THEATRE HIGHLIGHTS features L.A. '60s rockers The Doors playing live in 1969, featuring "Back Door Man" and "Break On Through."
Live in Hollywood: Highlights from the Aquarius Theater is, as its title suggests, a ten-track single-CD distillation of the two sets the Doors performed at the Aquarius Theater on July 21, 1969. Both shows are likewise available in their entirety on the band's own Bright Midnight Records label. This sampler accurately captures the underlying tensions and languid spirit that kept these shows under wraps for over three decades. It is this very palpable, impending vibe that allowed the band to perform in the moment and likewise makes this release an apt microcosm of what live Doors shows were all about. The primal urgency that defined the pre-Miami Doors concert experience was conspicuously absent from both performances. Although the band had lost none of its energy, it had been transmuted into a different kind of show for the performers and audience alike. The mood had turned and the band's newer material, such as "I Will Never Be Untrue" and "Build Me a Woman," reflects an introverted and blues-driven quartet. This shift is likewise felt in the band's choice of cover material. The Doors sound right at home with "Who Do You Love" and "Rock Me Baby." Additionally, one of guitarist Robbie Krieger's most impassioned performances is delivered during "Little Red Rooster." The strength and affinity for the blues would follow through on the band's final two studio albums -- Morrison Hotel and L.A. Woman. For enthusiasts interested in hearing the Doors run through some of their own hits, this sampler offers a contrast in the explosive "Touch Me" and the solemn "Crystal Ship." This is an unfortunate misrepresentation of the two sets, which also contained emotive and often volatile offerings such as "Light My Fire," "When the Music's Over," and the as-of-yet unreleased "Blue Sunday." ~ Lindsay Planer