Venue Address: Falkoner Alle 7 - 2000 Frederiksberg - Copenhagen, DK
Promotion: SBA Presents
Event: In Concert
Also Performing:
Day Of Phoenix
Cy Nicklin
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Early Show House Announcer (Vince Treanor) When The Music's Over Back Door Man > Five To One Break On Through Alabama Song Texas Radio & The Big Beat Hello, I Love You Wake Up! > Light My Fire A Little Game (Unknown Medley) -There Is An Island -Away In India The Celebration Of The Lizard (Excerpt) The Unknown Soldier House Announcer (Unknown) |
Late Show Back Door Man > Five To One Soul Kitchen Love Me Two Times When The Music's Over Texas Radio & The Big Beat Hello, I Love You Light My Fire The Unknown Soldier The End |
Recordings / Film:
Amateur/Audience Recording (Early Show)
8mm Amateur/Audience Film (See Below)
Photographers:
Henning Brink
Steen Kaersgaard
Jacob Maarbjerg
Jan Persson
Freddy Tornberg
Günter Zint
Unidentified
Reviews / Info:
-The Doors perform at the Falkoner Teatret within the Falkoner Centret.
-6:30pm & 9:30pm scheduled start times.
-These performances are sold out.
-Approx. 2,000 in attendance during both performances.
-Setlists may be inaccurate.
-An official from the Falkoner Centret records the early show by hanging a microphone from the ceiling above the stage.
-An audience member captures a portion of the late show on color 8mm film.
-The Doors are filmed for Danish Television the following day.
-The Doors return to this venue in 1972 without Jim Morrison.
8MM COLOR FILM
Info:
Silent color 8mm footage shot during the late show by Henrik Skjoldager at the Falkoner Centret in Copenhagen on September 17th, 1968. While The Doors were captured on film extensively during their European tour, this is the first known instance of an audience 8mm film made during a performance. Running at approx. 2:47, the film features an introduction using a concert ticket from the show, a smiling John Densmore, and The Doors 'execution' scene that had become a concert staple in 1968 while performing The Unknown Soldier. The few remaining seconds of the film depict what is likely a segment of The End as Jim appears to spot a 'moth' on the stage. While current copies of the film are sourced from a VHS tape, the filmer is known and may be in possession of the original 8mm film.
RECORDED INTERVIEW
Recording Date: September 18th - 1968
Interview Location: Copenhagen, DK
Publication: N/A
Length: Unknown
Info:
While in Copenhagen, Jim Morrison is photographed once more by Gunter Zint during a recorded interview with Christian Sting Thomsen. Portions of this recording were made available in Danish television broadcast in 2014, revealing the identity of the interviewer and contents of the tape.
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