The Doors Live at the Matrix Part 2 RSD Record Store Day #'d 2018 LP NEW SEALED

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The Doors

Let's Feed Ice Cream To The Rats
Live at the Matrix
March 7 & 10, 1967

Record Store Day 2018
Limited Edition
# 10060/13000

Rhino Records R1_563063  LP 33RPM 12" 2018 (USA)

13,000 total numbered copies worldwide.
 
The Follow up to the 2017 Record Store Day release Live At The Matrix. Newly mastered by Bruce Botnick from recently unearthed first generation masters.
180-gram vinyl, individually numbered.

Tracklist
A1 Unhappy Girl (March 7, 1967 - Show 2) 
A2 Moonlight Drive (March 7, 1967 - Show 2) 
A3 People Are Strange (March 7, 1967 - Show 2) 
A4 My Eyes Have Seen You (March 10, 1967 - Show 1) 
A5 Summer's Almost Gone (March 10, 1967 - Show 2) 
B1 I Can't See Your Face In My Mind (March 7, 1967 - Show 1) 
B2 When The Music's Over (March 10, 1967 - Show 2) 
B3 Let's Feed Ice Cream To The Rats / The End [Partial Tape Runs Out] (March 10, 1967 - Show 2) 

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Doors Music Company
Copyright (c) – Doors Music Company
Copyright (c) – Doors Property, LLC
Published By – Doors Music Company
Published By – Arc Music
Published By – Harms Co.
Manufactured By – Rhino Entertainment Company
Distributed By – Rhino Entertainment Company
Distributed By – Warner Music Group
Lacquer Cut At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Pressed By – Quality Record Pressings
Recorded At – The Matrix

Design – Fred Davis
Drums – John Densmore
Guitar – Robby Krieger
Keyboards – Ray Manzarek
Lacquer Cut By – Bernie Grundman
Legal – David Byrnes (2), John Branca, Penny Lambert
Management – Jeffrey Jampol, Kenny Nemes
Photography By – The Doors
Producer, Mastered By – Bruce Botnick
Product Manager – Liuba Shapiro Ruiz
Recorded By – Peter Abrams
Sleeve, Photography By – Joel Brodsky
Vocals – Jim Morrison
Words By, Music By – The Doors
 

12" vinyl in a picture sleeve is NEW and SEALED.

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