The Doors ‎– Transmission Impossible [SBD]

 The Doors ‎– Transmission Impossible [SBD]

Soundboard

1-1 Back Door Man 7:22
1-2 Adolf Hitler 2:21
1-3 Roadhouse Blues 5:34
1-4 When The Music's Over 17:34
1-5 Jim Morrison's Train Stories 4:56
1-6 People Get Ready 1:18
1-7 Mystery Train (Part 1) 3:09
1-8 Baby, Please Don't Go 3:35
1-9 Mystery Train (Part 2) 10:10
1-10 Away In India 5:08
1-11 Crossroads 3:21
1-12 Break On Through (To The Other Side) 5:16
1-13 Someday Soon 4:00
1-14 Five To One 6:15
1-15 Petition The Lord With Prayer 0:33
1-16 Light My Fire 2:27
2-1 Tuning 1:35
2-2 Roadhouse Vamp 1:31
2-3 Hello To The Cities 
2-4 Dead Cats, Dead Rats 1:54
2-5 Break On Through (To The Other Side) 4:45
2-6 Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 1:55
2-7 Back Door Man 2:24
2-8 Five To One 6:44
2-9 Roadhouse Blues 6:44
2-10 You Make Me Real 2:57
2-11 Ship Of Fools 7:23
2-12 When The Music's Over 17:41
2-13 People Get Ready 0:36
2-14 Mystery Train 7:03
2-15 Away In India 2:07
2-16 Crossroads 4:01
3-1 The End 12:27
3-2 Moonlight Drive 6:51
3-3 Back Door Man 5:27
3-4 People Are Strange 2:36
3-5 Light My Fire 3:00
3-6 Wild Child 3:06
3-7 Touch Me 3:22
3-8 Tell All The People 3:36
3-9 Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 1:40
3-10 Back Door Man 4:21
3-11 Wishful Sinful 2:57
3-12 Build Me A Woman 4:16
3-13 Pettion The Lord With Prayer / The Soft Parade 9:59

Disc 1 Radio broadcast live recordings at the Seattle Coliseum, 05 June 1970
This uses the complete recording, in correct running order, with the best sound quality available so far (the 1994 "unedited tapes").
Track 16 "Light My Fire" is cut (duration 2:27) because recorder Vince Treanor's tape ended before the song was performed entirely.
"The End" was played at the end of the concert but not captured on tape, the power was cut and the house lights were turned on.

- Disc 2 Live at Cobo Arena, Detroit 08 May 1970
It covers the "first" part of the concert, corresponding to CD1 of the official Elektra version released in 2000.

- Disc 3 North American TV Appearances 1967-1969 :
Track 1 "Rock Scene : Like It Is", Toronto, 14th September 1967
Tracks 2-3 "In Concert", Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, 15th April 1967
Tracks 4-5 "Ed Sullivan Show", New York, 17th September 1967
Tracks 6-7 "Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour", Los Angeles, 4th December 1968
Tracks 8-13 "PBS Critique", New York, 25th June 1969 (recording on April 28-29th 1969)


Link FLAC - Part1

Link FLAC - Part2


Link FLAC - Part1 - Mirror 

Link FLAC - Part2 - Mirror