In a nutshell, this may not have been The Doors' best live performance, but a soon to be released (10/22) digitally restored version of Live At The Bowl '68 makes them look and sound really good delivering it.
In addition to the dramatic video and audio quality enhancements, recording engineer Bruce Botnick (who engineered the original release) has managed to restore three songs which a mic problem had rendered unusable on earlier versions of the album and video. So, this release is the first one that has the concert in its entirety.
Image courtesy Eagle Rock Entertainment
In a nutshell, this may not have been The Doors' best live performance, but a soon to be released (10/22) digitally restored version of Live At The Bowl '68 makes them look and sound really good delivering it.
In addition to the dramatic video and audio quality enhancements, recording engineer Bruce Botnick (who engineered the original release) has managed to restore three songs which a mic problem had rendered unusable on earlier versions of the album and video. So, this release is the first one that has the concert in its entirety.
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Can you recommend a better Doors live performance? Thanks.