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 | The Doors performance of "Who Do You Love" Live At The Matrix Club, San Fransisco 1967 Available on The "Live At The Matrix" album, released 11/18/2008. "It was early 1967 and The Doors were about to enter The consciousness of The nation. And this is The way it sounded! - Ray Manzarek, from The set's liner notes Just weeks before their second single, Light My Fire, began its ascent to The top of The charts, The Doors played a two-night stand At The Matrix a small San Francisco nightclub owned by The Jefferson Airplane's Marty Balin. The place was nearly empty both nights, so Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek took a rare opportunity to improvise and experiment. The 2-CD set Live At The Matrix The latest in The acclaimed series of previously unreleased Doors concerts from Rhino and Bright Midnight Archives, presents over two hours of music from these fabled performances, recorded on March 7 and 10, 1967 While recent Live Doors titles from Rhino and Bright Midnight have spotlighted The band's final tour before Morrison's death, Live At The Matrix reaches back to their earliest days - and to shows that have been widely bootlegged but never officially issued. The new collection - featuring cover art by legendary San Francisco artist Stanley Mouse - was restored and meticulously mastered from first-generation tapes acquired by Elektra Records and The Doors 40 years ago. This is probably The closest we've come to a true document of The Doors without constraints, says Bruce Botnick, The album's producer and The band's longtime co-producer and engineer. On Disc One, The band performs much of its self-titled 1967 debut LP, released only two months prior to The Matrix shows. Highlights include expanded versions of The End and Back Door Man, Alabama Song (Whisky Bar), Break On Through (To The Other Side) and Allen Toussaint's Get Out Of My Life, Woman, which has never appeared on any previous Doors albums. Disc Two offers a glimpse of The band mapping out its future, working out early versions of several songs from upcoming albums: "Crawling King Snake" (LA Woman); "Summer's Almost Gone" (Waiting For The Sun); and nearly half of The songs from The Doors second album, Strange Days. Live At The Matrix continues Rhino's upgrade and expansion of The Doors catalog that began in honor of The 40th anniversary of their self-titled 1967 debut album." From http://www.rhino.com/store/ProductDetail.lasso?Number=516205
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 | Kerry Cassidy & Bill Ryan of Project Camelot - tele interview with Michael St.Clair discussing unfolding events, creation of Radiant Zones new economies, Looking Glass changing futures, time lines, Sarah Palin predictions 2012 co-creating a beautiful Future on Earth. NewMindTech Video shot November 21 2008 during severe hurricane.
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 | Award winning smoothjazz band Planet9 s tribute to our men & women in uniform. This song (and video) benefits our National Guard Troops and their families. Many of our Troops are self-employed in the private sector, and long deployments have caused many of their businesses to fail leaving them and their families with an uncertain future while they continue the day-to-day fight in theatre. Show your support by purchasing this single and requesting it's airplay on your local radio stations! More information is available at www.planet9theband.com
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 | http://www.allendale-inc.com Allendale announces their annual Agriculture outlook conference. CBOT trip, cocktail party, and guest speakers. Grain, Livestock Hedging Futures and Options info.
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 | The Doors performance of "Back Door Man" Live At The Matrix Club, San Fransisco 1967 Available on The "Live At The Matrix" album, released 11/18/2008. "It was early 1967 and The Doors were about to enter The consciousness of The nation. And this is The way it sounded! - Ray Manzarek, from The set's liner notes Just weeks before their second single, Light My Fire, began its ascent to The top of The charts, The Doors played a two-night stand At The Matrix a small San Francisco nightclub owned by The Jefferson Airplane's Marty Balin. The place was nearly empty both nights, so Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek took a rare opportunity to improvise and experiment. The 2-CD set Live At The Matrix The latest in The acclaimed series of previously unreleased Doors concerts from Rhino and Bright Midnight Archives, presents over two hours of music from these fabled performances, recorded on March 7 and 10, 1967 While recent Live Doors titles from Rhino and Bright Midnight have spotlighted The band's final tour before Morrison's death, Live At The Matrix reaches Back to their earliest days - and to shows that have been widely bootlegged but never officially issued. The new collection - featuring cover art by legendary San Francisco artist Stanley Mouse - was restored and meticulously mastered from first-generation tapes acquired by Elektra Records and The Doors 40 years ago. This is probably The closest we've come to a true document of The Doors without constraints, says Bruce Botnick, The album's producer and The band's longtime co-producer and engineer. On Disc One, The band performs much of its self-titled 1967 debut LP, released only two months prior to The Matrix shows. Highlights include expanded versions of The End and Back Door Man Alabama Song (Whisky Bar), Break On Through (To The Other Side) and Allen Toussaint's Get Out Of My Life, Woman, which has never appeared on any previous Doors albums. Disc Two offers a glimpse of The band mapping out its future, working out early versions of several songs from upcoming albums: "Crawling King Snake" (LA Woman); "Summer's Almost Gone" (Waiting For The Sun); and nearly half of The songs from The Doors second album, Strange Days. Live At The Matrix continues Rhino's upgrade and expansion of The Doors catalog that began in honor of The 40th anniversary of their self-titled 1967 debut album." From http://www.rhino.com/store/ProductDetail.lasso?Number=516205
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