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THE DOORS — DANCE ON FIRE
An all music video collection of live and televised performances,
promotional clips and rare behindthescenes footage.
BREAK ON THROUGH The original Elektra Records promo clip
PEOPLE ARE STRANGE Performance from The Ed Sullivan Show
and Murray the Kin New York
LIGHT MY FIRE Performance from The Ed Sullivan Show
WILD CHILD Filmed at the Elektra recording session
L.A. WOMAN A film directed by Ray Manzarek
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER The original Elektra promo clip, banned since 1968
ROADHOUSE BLUES Filmed during the 1968 American tour
TEXAS RADIO & THE BIG BEAT / LOVE ME TWO TIMES Live performance from Danish television
TOUCH ME Performance from The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
HORSE LATITUDES / MOONLIGHT DRIVE Perfomance from the Jonathan Winters Show
THE END Live performance from the 1968 Hollywood Bowl concert
CRYSTAL SHIP Performance from American Bandstand
ADAGIO Composed by Tommasso Albinoni, arranged by Paul Harris and The Doors
RIDERS ON THE STORM End credits
THE DOORS ARE OPEN
The Doors are Open was filmed in The Roundhouse, London 1968.
Intercut with scenes from the band's stage concert, the programme shows newsreel clips reflecting the events of the day: statements by leading American politicians, including Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, on the Vietnam war and episodes of protest including the violent demonstration outside the American Embassy in London's Grosvenor Square.
The Doors are Open epitomises a time when national and international unrest were reflected in the music of a generation. It is also a tribute to a group which made it's indelible mark on the whole music scene of it's day.
WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER
FIVE TO ONE
SPANISH CARAVAN
HELLO, I LOVE YOU
BACK DOOR MAN
LIGHT MY FIRE
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER
THE BEST OF THE DOORS
From the greatest hits to exclusive rarities, with live performances to television and filmed appearances, this Doors collection has it all.
The Best Of The Doors includes the controversial MTV-banned clip for 'Gloria' and 1995's 'The Ghost Song', a never-before released homage to Jim Morrison from his band mates. The Doors have opened their private archives to present rare on-the-road footage, candid backstage scenes and the last known interview with Jim Morrison.
Songs include:
Strange Days
Break On Through
Spanish Caravan
The Unknown Soldier
The Changeling
Horse Latitudes
Wild Child
Gloria
Touch Me
Back Door Man Medley
L.A. Woman
Wishful Sinful
Light My Fire
The Ghost Song
Hello, I Love You
A TRIBUTE TO JIM MORRISON
A Tribute to Jim Morrison is a full exploration of the controversial and quixotic singer, delving into his fascination with cinema and psychology, mysticism and sexuality, poetry and power. In addition to performance clips of the band in action, it features interviews with all the surviving members of the Doors and many others who were instrumental in creating and maintaining the legend, from producer Paul Rothchild to biographers Danny Sugarman and Jerry Hopkins.
A Tribute to Jim Morrison is a profile of one of the most fascinating and complicated artistic minds of his generation.
FIVE TO ONE
BACK DOOR MAN
CELEBRATION OF THE LIZARD
THE END
MOONLIGHT DRIVE
CRAWLIN' KINGSNAKE THE UNKNOWN SOLIDER
PEOPLE ARE STRANGE
LIGHT MY FIRE
WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER
TOUCH ME
THE CHANGELING
L.A. WOMAN
THE DOORS IN EUROPE
Sullen, threatening, intense, rebellious–
The Doors were '60's rock's foremost revolutionaries. Led by leather clad Jim Morrison, their highly charged performances brought American audiences to their feet. And by 1968 the Doors were eagerly awaited by Europe in general and Swingin' London in particular. Grace Slick and Paul Kantner of Jefferson Airplane provide the commentary to add to the film footage. The rest is vintage Doors, as you've never seen them.
LIGHT MY FIRE
TEXAS RADIO AND THE BIG BEAT / LOVE ME TWO TIMES
BACKDOOR MAN
SPANISH CARAVAN
HELLO, I LOVE YOU
WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER
LIGHT MY FIRE (Full Version)
FIVE TO ONE
ALABAMA SONG (WHISKY BAR)
THE SOFT PARADE A RETROSPECTIVE
This historic video features as it's centerpiece The Doors' last televised appearance, aired on PBS in 1969 in the wake of the notorious Miami concert which resulted not only in Morrison's arrest but the cancellation of an entire tour. Material is drawn from The Doors' private archives, including footage from the riotious 1968 tour of America and never before seen interviews. On and offstage, spirits up and guards down, this is a true and fascinating potrait of Jim Morrison and The Doors, as artists, musicians, performers and people.
THE CHANGELING Doors archive '67'68
WISHFUL SINFUL PBS and private archives
WILD CHILD Newly discovered footage of the recording session
BUILD ME A WOMAN PBS
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER From all existing performances
THE SOFT PARADE PBS and private archives
HELLO, I LOVE YOU Doors archives, Europe
LIVE AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL
Unless you were there, you've never seen anything like it the legendary Doors at their peak in this, the only complete concert ever filmed of the controversial superband. Filmed live at the Hollywood Bowl during the Fourth of July weekend, 1968, The Doors performed their most critically acclaimed music before an SRO crowd.
Subtle and powerful, elusive and direct, Live At The Hollywood Bowl reveals The Doors at their brilliant best now...and forever.
WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER
ALABAMA SONG (WHISKY BAR)
BACKDOOR MAN
FIVE TO ONE
MOONLIGHT DRIVE
HORSE LATITUDES
From THE CELEBRATION OF THE LIZARD (A Little Game, The Hill Dwellers)
SPANISH CARAVAN
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER
LIGHT MY FIRE
THE END
THE DOORS
One of the truly unforgettable sights and sounds of the sixties, the Doors were the antidote to the love Generation prototype punks who wrote their own musical manifesto. And in Jim Morrison, the leather clad Lizard King, they had the ultimate antihero.
Hollywood may have discovered The Doors — but the original has never been equaled.
LIGHT MY FIRE
HELLO, I LOVE YOU
WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER
Footage taken from:
THE DOORS IN EUROPE
THE DOORS ARE OPEN
SOUNDSTAGE PERFORMANCES
The Doors Soundstage Performances are a truly unique compilation of three completely different Doors performances at three distinct stages in their career. Hailing from three diverse enviroments, Toronto, Denmark, and New York City, The Doors appear in the springtime of their youth performing 'The End' on a Toronto Soundstage in 1967; during their ascent on their only European tour in 1968, and again in their maturity for public television on a Soundstage in New York in 1969, where they design to give an interview and a bearded Jim Morrison conducts his only on camera interview just a few months after the Miami incident. The majority of the material has never been seen before. Not only is it rare but it is startlingly great. Providing commentary are the three remaining Doors: Ray, John and Robby.
Toronto 1967 - The End Performance
Europe 1968 - Denmark TV Performance
Whisky Bar
Back Door Man
Love Me Two Times
When The Music's Over
Unknown Soldier
New York - 1969
"Critique" Introduction
"Critique" Performance
Follow Me Down
Whisky Bar
Back Door Man
Wishful Sinful
Build Me A Woman
"Critique" Interview
The Soft Parade
The Doors Talk 2002
The Doors and the 60s
Europe/Denmark 1968
The Miami Concert
PBS "Critique" 1969
The Songs
The End
Whiky Bar/Alabama Song
Back Door Man
Texas Radio & The Big Beat (The WASP)/Love Me Two Times
When The Music's Over
Unknown Soldier
Tell All The People
Wishful Sinful
Build Me A Woman
The SOft Parade
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