Tracklist
Five To One 285
Love Street 192
Love Me Two Times 210
When The Music's Over 797
A Little Game 96
The Hill Dwellers 169
Light My Fire 698
The Unknown Soldier 397
Five To One 452
Mack The Knife 105
Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 84
Back Door Man 274
You're Lost LIttle Girl 204
Love Me Two Times 226
When The Music's Over 836
Wild Child 156
Money (That's What I Want) 256
Wake Up 107
Light My Fire 774
The End 938
Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm September 20, 1968

2025

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Tracklist
Five To One 285
Love Street 192
Love Me Two Times 210
When The Music's Over 797
A Little Game 96
The Hill Dwellers 169
Light My Fire 698
The Unknown Soldier 397
Five To One 452
Mack The Knife 105
Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 84
Back Door Man 274
You're Lost LIttle Girl 204
Love Me Two Times 226
When The Music's Over 836
Wild Child 156
Money (That's What I Want) 256
Wake Up 107
Light My Fire 774
The End 938

Show Notes

Presented here are The Doors’ legendary concerts in Sweden on September 20, 1968. Both shows have been mixed and mastered from the original four-track tapes by Bruce Botnick, the band’s longtime engineer and mixer.

This release contains both the early and late shows from The Doors’ appearance at the renowned concert hall in Stockholm, immortalizing the climactic conclusion of their only European tour. The concerts are among the tour’s best, featuring rare live performances of Doors’ originals “Love Street” and “You’re Lost Little Girl” and a cover of “Mack The Knife.”

Drawing from the band’s first three albums – The Doors, Strange Days, and Waiting for the Sun – the quartet mesmerized audiences with versions of “Five To One,” “Love Me Two Times,” and the #1 smash “Light My Fire.” The group also played passages from its epic performance piece “Celebration Of The Lizard,” treating early show attendees to “A Little Game” and “The Hill Dwellers” and late show-goers to “Wake Up!”

The Doors co-headlined this European tour with Jefferson Airplane, their “rivals” from San Francisco. The band’s archivist David Dutkowski writes, “This led to an unspoken yet intense competition between The Doors and the Airplane to see who could blow the other off the stage. The result would mark The Doors’ emergence as a global force in rock music and solidify their status as one of the era’s most influential bands.

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Reviews

Back door man 10/24/2025 5:21:28 AM

"Thank you for adding something new. Hard to find "

Swanny 9/22/2025 9:05:18 AM

"Great sound quality and performance in a peak year. So glad to find this on Nugs!"

MadSwan 9/20/2025 8:59:05 AM

"love seeing these random old shows drop in to my queue. Really neat Elinor Rigby jam somewhere in the midst of that big Light My Fire."

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