The Doors: Box Set#Disc 2: Live In New York

{{Album ratings

| rev1 = AllMusic

| rev1Score = {{Rating|4.5|5}}{{cite web

|first=Bruce |last=Eder |url={{AllMusic|class=album|id=r315417|pure_url=yes}} |title=The Doors Box Set – Review |website=AllMusic |access-date=August 22, 2020}}

| rev2 = Iowa State Daily

| rev2Score = {{Rating|5|5}}{{cite news |first=Ben |last=Jones |date=November 19, 1997 |title=Rarities, band favorites, carry Doors Box Set |url=https://iowastatedaily.com/220306/uncategorized/rarities-band-favorites-carry-doors-box-set/ |newspaper=Iowa State Daily |access-date=April 8, 2023}}

| rev3 = Uncut

| rev3Score = {{Rating|4|5}}{{Cite magazine |last=Bell |first=Max |date=December 1997 |title=Once upon a time in the west |magazine=Uncut |pages=83-84 |issue=7}}

}}

In a retrospective review for AllMusic, Bruce Eder gave the album a rating of four and a half out of five stars. He noted:

{{Quote|In essence, this was the group's own musical story told the bandmembers' way, without regard to technical perfection or record label (or corporate, or middle-brow) sensibilities with regard to taste or mass appeal, a perfect sweep-away-all-the-bullsh*t audio account of who and what they were. In the process, in the sheer power of the music and the presentation here, they not only leaped far beyond the boundaries of any of the video documentaries dealing with their history (aimed, as those were, at the widest possible audience) but also reduced the Oliver Stone movie to a piece of self-indulgent fiction.}}

Details are taken from the original 1997 Elektra Records box set liner notes and may differ from other sources.{{cite AV media notes|title=The Doors Box Set |others=The Doors|type=Liner notes|year=1997|publisher=Elektra Records|id=62123-2}}

All songs written by the Doors (Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek, and John Densmore), except where noted.

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{{Track listing

| headline = Disc one: Without a Safety Net

| extra_column = Venue / studio

| title1 = Five to One

| note1 = live

| extra1 = Dinner Key Auditorium, Miami, 1969

| length1 = 7:29

| title2 = Queen of the Highway

| note2 = alternate version

| extra2 = Elektra Studios, Los Angeles, 1969

| length2 = 3:32

| title3 = Hyacinth House

| note3 = demo

| extra3 = Krieger's home studio, 1969

| length3 = 2:40

| title4 = My Eyes Have Seen You

| note4 = demo

| extra4 = World Pacific Studios, Los Angeles, 1965

| length4 = 2:01

| title5 = Who Scared You

| extra5 = Elektra, 1969

| length5 = 3:16

| title6 = Black Train Song

| note6 = writers: The Doors, "Mystery Train" by Junior Parker; live

| extra6 = The Spectrum, Philadelphia, 1970

| length6 = 12:22

| title7 = End of the Night

| note7 = demo

| extra7 = World Pacific, 1965

| length7 = 3:02

| title8 = Whiskey, Mystics & Men

| extra8 = Elektra, 1970

| length8 = 2:19

| title9 = I Will Never Be Untrue

| note9 = live

| extra9 = Aquarius Theater, Hollywood, 1969

| length9 = 3:56

| title10 = Moonlight Drive

| note10 = demo

| extra10 = World Pacific, 1965

| length10 = 2:31

| title11 = Moonlight Drive

| extra11 = Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, 1966

| length11 = 2:40

| title12 = Rock Is Dead

| extra12 = Elektra, 1969

| length12 = 16:39

| title13 = Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor

| note13 = Tomaso Albinoni

| extra13 = TTG, Hollywood, 1968

| length13 = 4:40

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{{Track listing

| headline = Disc two: Live in New York (all at Felt Forum, New York City, in 1970)

| title1 = Roadhouse Blues

| length1 = 4:19

| title2 = Ship of Fools

| length2 = 5:20

| title3 = Peace Frog

| length3 = 3:15

| title4 = Blue Sunday

| length4 = 2:27

| title5 = Celebration of the Lizard

| length5 = 17:18

| title6 = Gloria

| note6 = Van Morrison

| length6 = 7:14

| title7 = Crawling King Snake

| note7 = John Lee Hooker

| length7 = 6:12

| title8 = Money

| note8 = Hooker{{sic}}

| length8 = 2:49

| title9 = Poontang Blues/Build a Woman/Sunday Trucker

| length9 = 3:35

| title10 = The End

| length10 = 18:01

}}

{{Track listing

| headline = Disc three: The Future Ain't What It Used to Be

| extra_column = Venue / studio

| title1 = Hello to the Cities

| note1 = live

| extra1 = The Ed Sullivan Show, 1967 & Cobo Hall, Detroit, 1970

| length1 = 0:56

| title2 = Break On Through

| note2 = live

| extra2 = Isle of Wight Festival 1970, England, 1970

| length2 = 4:32

| title3 = Rock Me

| note3 = Muddy Waters; live

| extra3 = PNE Coliseum, Vancouver, 1970

| length3 = 6:36

| title4 = Money

| note4 = Hooker{{sic}}; live

| extra4 = PNE Coliseum, 1970

| length4 = 2:59

| title5 = Someday Soon

| note5 = live

| extra5 = Seattle Center, Seattle, 1970

| length5 = 3:41

| title6 = Go Insane

| note6 = demo

| extra6 = World Pacific, 1965

| length6 = 2:30

| title7 = Mental Floss

| note7 = live

| extra7 = Aquarius Theater, 1969

| length7 = 3:38

| title8 = Summer's Almost Gone

| note8 = demo

| extra8 = World Pacific, 1965

| length8 = 2:17

| title9 = Adolf Hitler

| note9 = live

| extra9 = Boston Garden, Boston, 1970

| length9 = 0:12

| title10 = Hello, I Love You

| note10 = demo

| extra10 = World Pacific, 1965

| length10 = 2:28

| title11 = The Crystal Ship

| note11 = live

| extra11 = The Matrix, San Francisco, 1967

| length11 = 2:55

| title12 = I Can't See Your Face in My Mind

| note12 = live

| extra12 = The Matrix, 1967

| length12 = 3:16

| title13 = The Soft Parade

| note13 = live

| extra13 = PBS Television, New York City, 1969

| length13 = 10:03

| title14 = Tightrope Ride

| note14 = Manzarek, Krieger

| extra14 = The Doors Workshop, Los Angeles, 1971

| length14 = 4:17

| title15 = Orange County Suite

| extra15 = Elektra, Los Angeles, 1970

| length15 = 5:27

}}

{{Track listing

| headline = Disc four: Band favorites

| extra_column = Original album

| title1 = Light My Fire

| note1 = Krieger, Morrison

| extra1 = The Doors

| length1 = 7:05

| title2 = Peace Frog

| note2 = Morrison/Krieger

| extra2 = Morrison Hotel

| length2 = 2:57

| title3 = Wishful Sinful

| note3 = Krieger

| extra3 = The Soft Parade

| length3 = 2:55

| title4 = Take It As It Comes

| note4 = Morrison

| extra4 = The Doors

| length4 = 2:14

| title5 = L.A. Woman

| note5 = Morrison

| extra5 = L.A. Woman

| length5 = 7:49

| title6 = I Can't See Your Face in My Mind

| note6 = Morrison

| extra6 = Strange Days

| length6 = 3:22

| title7 = Land Ho!

| note7 = Morrison/Krieger

| extra7 = Morrison Hotel

| length7 = 4:06

| title8 = Yes, The River Knows

| note8 = Krieger

| extra8 = Waiting for the Sun

| length8 = 2:34

| title9 = Shaman's Blues

| note9 = Morrison

| extra9 = The Soft Parade

| length9 = 4:47

| title10 = You're Lost Little Girl

| note10 = Krieger

| extra10 = Strange Days

| length10 = 2:59

| title11 = Love Me Two Times

| note11 = Krieger

| extra11 = Strange Days

| length11 = 3:15

| title12 = When the Music's Over

| extra12 = Strange Days

| length12 = 10:56

| title13 = The Unknown Soldier

| note13 = Morrison

| extra13 = Waiting for the Sun

| length13 = 3:21

| title14 = Wild Child

| note14 = Morrison

| extra14 = The Soft Parade

| length14 = 2:35

| title15 = Riders on the Storm

| note15 = Morrison/The Doors

| extra15 = L.A. Woman

| length15 = 7:09

}}

Tracks 1–5 selected by Krieger, 6–10 by Manzarek, 11–15 by Densmore

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