[TR24][OF] The Doors - Live At The Bowl '68 - 1968/2012 (Rock)

Read what the group's engineer Bruce Botnick has to say about this recording:
"Back in 1990 the Analogue 8 track at 15 ips nab masters were speed resolved and transferred from a Studer Analogue 8 track recorder with Aria Electronics to Digital on a Sony PCM-3324 Digital Multitrack recorder at 44.056 kHz/16 bit. The sampling frequency of 44.056 was the standard then for NTSC 3:2 pulldown and matched the Telecine film transfers. There were some guitar overdubs done then and small items were added that were integral to that final video project. Jump ahead to the year 2010 whereupon those transferrers from 1990 were up-sampled to ProTools at 96kHz/24bit. Those tracks and all the resulting reverbs, delays, effects, equalization and vocal imports were all done in 96kHz in ProTools and mixed on a D-Control ICON digital console. The mix is entirely in HD 96k, though a goodly amount of the information will show up as 44.056 if you do a frequency analysis. Don't be deterred as this is truly a HD 96k mix." - Bruce Botnick

The Doors supplied plenty of post-Independence Day fireworks when they performed at the Hollywood Bowl on July 5, 1968. For the first time ever, the film from the legendary set has been restored by the group’s engineer Bruce Botnick. This hi-res download will put you alongside Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek. Live At The Bowl ‘68 will include three previously unreleased tracks from the performance, marking the first time this concert has been available in its entirety.