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Held on July 21, 1969, just months after the infamous Miami incident that nearly derailed their career, these performances (an early show and a late show) capture The Doors at a crossroads. But it is the —often found circulating in high-fidelity soundboard circles—that stands as the definitive document of the band’s resilience.
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: The band used these shows to refine new material for their upcoming Morrison Hotel L.A. Woman In the raw recording of the Second Performance,
Perhaps the standout track of the evening is On the official release Absolutely Live , this track was edited and spliced. In the raw recording of the Second Performance, you hear the full, unadulterated attempt. Morrison is present and focused, delivering the spoken word passages with a theatrical intensity that proves his mind was still very much on the art, not the scandal.