Robby Krieger
Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
October 30, 2025

Taper: The Jackal
Tascam DR-05 (internal mics) WAV > Dell Inspiron 13 > Audacity (boost some quiet parts, mitigate some audience disturbances, fades & tracking) FLAC

The Doors 60th Anniversary, Robby's Doors album series finale: Morrison Hotel

walk-on (Introducing The Doors video)
Break On Through (to the Other Side) ($)
Five to One ($)
Not to Touch the Earth
Back Door Man (%)
When the Music's Over (%)
Horse Latitudes (Robby vocals)
Wild Child
People Are Strange (^)
The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) (&)
Morrison Hotel:
> Roadhouse Blues (#)
> video interlude
> Waiting for the Sun (#, *)
> You Make Me Real (<)
> Peace Frog (<)
> Blue Sunday (>)
> Indian Summer (>)
> video interlude... Robby speaks... Dan speaks
> Ship of Fools (+)
> Land Ho! (+)
> down time
> Queen of the Highway
> video interlude
> The Spy (X)
> Maggie M'Gill (X)
You're Lost Little Girl (>)
The Crystal Ship (>)
Touch Me (#, \)
L.A. Woman (@)
video interlude
Riders on the Storm (>)
Light My Fire (@)

Robby's band:
Robby Krieger - guitars, occasional vocals
Waylon Krieger (Robby's son) - lead vocals except where a different lead vocalist is noted
Dan Rothchild (son of Doors record producer Paul Rothchild) - bass, backing vocals, lead vocals where noted (+)
Ed Roth - keyboards
Ty Dennis - drums

Special guests (in order of first appearance):
Fantastic Negrito - lead vocals where noted ($)
Kevin Martin (Candlebox) - lead vocals where noted (%)
Adam Kury (Candlebox) - bass where noted (%)
Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge) - drums where noted (%)
Haley Rhinehart - lead vocals where noted (^)
Chris Goss (Masters of Reality) - lead vocals where noted (&)
Steven Adler (Guns 'n' Roses) - drums where noted (*)
Deryck Whibley (Sum 41) - lead vocals where noted (<)
Greg Gonzalez (Cigarettes After Sex) - lead vocals where noted (>)
Perry Ferrell - lead vocals where noted (#)
Orianthi (Michael Jackson's guitarist) - guitar where noted (#)
John Doe (X) - lead vocals where noted (/)
Andrew Crosby - drums where noted (\)
horn section: trombone, saxophone, alto sax (performers not introduced) (\)
Robert DeLeo (Stone Temple Pilots) - bass where noted (\)
Billy Idol - lead vocals where noted (@)
Steve Stevens (Billy's guitarist) - guitar where noted (@)

Another Jackal Production Vol 38: Robby Krieger 2025-10-30 Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

This was the finale of Robby's 60th Anniversary Doors Album series and the third show of the series that I flew down to Los Angeles from Sacramento to see... I also attended L.A. Woman & The Soft Parade (my recordings of these are still active on Dime). Another Dimer recorded & posted the debut album & Waiting for the Sun. If anyone attended & recorded the Strange Days show, please post so we have the full set of these great shows!

The previous five album series shows were all at The Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, which is a small, mostly SRO club on Sunset Blvd. This show was outdoors at the much larger Greek Theatre in Griffith Park. Although it was the end of October, L.A. was experiencing an Indian summer mini-heatwave with daytime temps in the low 90s so it was a beautiful night for a great show. Robby had a ton of special guests joining his normal band throughout the evening. Being out-of-market I had no idea who'd be joining until I got to the venue. It was a big surprise seeing Perry Ferrell's first performance since his meltdown & I was excited to see Billy Idol who I hadn't seen since the 1988 Bridge Benefit.

Another great night. These Doors album shows have all been amazing!

Includes the gig poster & pics I took at the show with my iPhone 15 ProMax & edited for presentation with PowerPoint.

Enjoy!


Recording notes:
> I was seated dead center about a dozen rows back; people in my vicinity were generally well behaved
> Although I normally do track changes just before the start of a song, with as many introductions as there were I mostly tracked so the intro of performers was included with the song they were a part of
> There were multiple video interludes during some of the personnel changes on stage. These are tracked separately
> Some brief audio overload in a few isolated spots (I remember a few instances of uncomfortably loud vocals during the show)

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