Light My Fire - The Doors Live At Danbury High School, CT. October 11, 1967
- 13 anni fa
What kind of adult uses a stern, even threatening tone, to tell an auditorium full of
high school kids to remain seated and calm - as they sit in anticipation of a concert
by a hot, new rock band? I’ll be polite and use the terms "uptight" and "kill-joy."
If Jim Morrison heard her announcement, well, some of us can just about see his wheels spinning, setting off some mischievous reactions. This is a show that, nice we’ve heard it, many Doors’ fans would like to see a film of. Photos would be better than nothing.
The band then pours right into "Wake Up," as Jim speaks the sinister sounding poem, and the "smooth hissing snakes" lead into a slightly rapid, but normally lengthy "Light My Fire." This isn’t one of the most controversial Doors’ shows, but it is a valid document of what they were like in 1967. Very good show. Definitely worth your while to get a copy of it.
high school kids to remain seated and calm - as they sit in anticipation of a concert
by a hot, new rock band? I’ll be polite and use the terms "uptight" and "kill-joy."
If Jim Morrison heard her announcement, well, some of us can just about see his wheels spinning, setting off some mischievous reactions. This is a show that, nice we’ve heard it, many Doors’ fans would like to see a film of. Photos would be better than nothing.
The band then pours right into "Wake Up," as Jim speaks the sinister sounding poem, and the "smooth hissing snakes" lead into a slightly rapid, but normally lengthy "Light My Fire." This isn’t one of the most controversial Doors’ shows, but it is a valid document of what they were like in 1967. Very good show. Definitely worth your while to get a copy of it.