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is unparalleled here, with Morrison being poetic and engaged rather than confrontational. Conclusion

: Clocking in at an expansive, improvisational length, Morrison commands the stage with quiet poetic interludes before unleashing earth-shattering screams alongside Manzarek’s piercing organ riffs. is unparalleled here, with Morrison being poetic and

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This set featured the first known live performances of "I Will Never Be Untrue," "Universal Mind," and "Peace Frog". Tracklist & Highlights

| Disc | # | Track Title | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 1 | Concert Introduction and Tuning | The crackle of the tape sets the scene. | | | 2 | Jim's Introduction | A 10-second greeting. "Hello, I'm Jim." | | | 3 | Back Door Man | A swampy, cover that launches the show with muscle. | | | 4 | Break On Through (To the Other Side) | Early hit, played with ferocious energy. | | | 5 | When the Music's Over | A 12-minute epic of spoken word and guitar fury. | | | 6-8 | Tuning / You Make Me Real | A rare, stripped-down gem. | | | 9 | Universal Mind | A deep cut highlighting Ray Manzarek's keys. | | | 10-12 | The Crowd Humbly Requests / Mystery Train / Crossroads | The absolute highlight. A stunning 16-minute blues jam spanning Elvis and Robert Johnson. | | | 13 | Little Red Rooster | Morrison channels Howlin' Wolf. | | | 14-15 | Tuning / Gloria | A 10-minute rave-up of the Van Morrison classic. | | | 16-18 | Tuning / Touch Me / The Crystal Ship | The "Soft Parade" pop hit transformed into a rock beast. | | Disc Two | 1 | Tuning | | | | 2 | Light My Fire | The signature song, stretched to nearly 14 minutes with wild solos. | | | 3-4 | The Crowd Requests / The Celebration of the Lizard | A sprawling, rarely performed spoken-word suite. | | | 5-6 | A Request of the Management / Soul Kitchen | Tight, grooving rock. | | | 7-9 | Jim Introduces Ray / Close To You / Conversation | Loose, humorous crowd work. | | | 10-12 | Peace Frog (Instrumental) / Blue Sunday / Five to One | The band steps into the future (songs not yet on an album). | | | 13-15 | Crowd Requests / Jim Intros Movie / Rock Me Baby | The farewell blues jam. | Setlist primarily sourced from the official 2001 release.

The second performance version of this opener is ferocious. Morrison screams the lyrics like a man trying to claw through a wall. Manzarek’s keyboard bass is distorted, and Densmore’s drumming is frantic. The tape runs hot—literally clipping in the red—giving it a monolithic, raw texture.