NewsThe Doors / “R-Evolution” deluxe packaging and bonus details
Here’s a look at the packaging for the deluxe blu-ray version of Eagle Rock’s The Doors R-Evolution release.
This release (also available on DVD) includes many video and film rarities include the band’s full performance on “Shebang”, an interview with Dick Clark, a colour version of the band’s appearance on “Malibu U” (and never before seen outtakes), the complete, colour version of Hello, I Love You from German TV and the director’s cut of the 1985 L.A. Woman short film.
Details around bonus features have also recently emerged and they include a new edit by Murray Lerner of Break On Through (To The Other Side) from the 1970 Isle of Wight festival and a Ford Motor Company promotional film from 1966 with The Doors providing the soundtrack! Some online retailers are listing an audio commentary by band members as one of the bonus features, but that is not confirmed (it is not listed on the official Doors site).
Doors R-Evolution is out on 25 November 2013.
Blu-ray Deluxe Edition
- • UK Pre-order: The Doors R-Evolution Deluxe Edition [Blu-ray]
- • USA Order: R-Evolution-Deluxe Edition [Blu-ray]
- • GERMANY Order: The Doors – R-Evolution [Blu-ray] [Deluxe Edition]
- • FRANCE Order: R-Evolution-Deluxe Edition [Blu-ray]
DVD Deluxe Edition
- • UK Pre-order: The Doors R-Evolution Deluxe Edition [DVD] [NTSC]
- • GERMANY Order: The Doors – R-Evolution [Deluxe Edition]
- • FRANCE Order: Doors – R-Evolution (special edition)
Full track listing
- 1. Break On Through (To The Other Side) > Music Film – January 1967
- 2. Break On Through (To The Other Side) > Shebang – March 6, 1967
- 3. The Crystal Ship > American Bandstand – July 22, 1967
- 4. Light My Fire > American Bandstand – July 22, 1967
- 5. Light My Fire > Malibu U – August 25 1967
- 6. People Are Strange > Murray The K In New York – September 22, 1967
- 7. Moonlight Drive > From The Jonathan Winters Show – December 27, 1967
- 8. The Unknown Soldier > Music Film – February 1968
- 9. Hello, I Love You > Musik Für Junge Leute: 4-3-2-1 Hot And Sweet – September 13, 1968
- 10. Touch Me > The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour – December 15, 1968
- 11. Wild Child > Music Film – July 1969
- 12. Roadhouse Blues > Music Film – February 1970
- 13. Crawling King Snake > GTK (Get To Know) – December 1970
- 14. The Changeling > Music Film – April 1971
- 15. Gloria > Music Film – October 1983
- 16. People Are Strange > Music Film – 1980’s
- 17. Strange Days > Music Film – 1984
- 18. L.A. Woman > Music Film – 1985
- 19. Ghost Song > Music Film – 1995
BONUS FEATURES
- Commentary by Doors members John Densmore, Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek plus Bruce Botnick and Jac Holzman [not confirmed]
- Love Thy Customer (music by The Doors Ford Training Film – 1966
- Outtakes: Malibu U 1967
- Break On Through (To The Other Side) > Isle Of Wight August 1970
- 45 minute documentary: Break On Through The Lens
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Paul on this forthcoming release, is there a lot of material that’s already been available on other musical formats? Judging by the track listing and details, most of this music has been released before except the Isle of Wight Festival doco and i guess the commentary by remaining Doors’
members but in some respect with Ray’s recent passing that in itself would be a “huge” bonus.
SOOOO looking forward to seeing this. The only thing else I wish was on it would be the UK special they did called “The Doors Are Open”.
What is the difference between the ordinary and deluxe edition?
Is there any additional content on the disc in the deluxe edition?
No difference. Just nicer packaging with the book on the deluxe edition.