I find myself more in synch with The Doors these past two weeks. Recently I purchased the Doors tour documentary, Feast of Friends as a Blu-Ray movie option. It is a 40 minute film that centers around The Doors 1968 tour. I watched on my MacBook Pro. I was captivated by the footage of the band members. I especially love “The End” performed live at The Hollywood Bowl.
Funded by the band and directed by Paul Ferrara, one of Morrison’s film-school friends, ‘Feast of Friends’ doesn’t stick to typical rock documentary territory, expanding to focus on interactions with fans, friends and bystanders. The climate of American politics and fashion, circa 1968, is also captured along the way, as ‘Feast of Friends’ veers off the beaten path to tell its story.
Read More: The Doors, ‘A Feast Of Friends’ – DVD Review
musicofourheart.blog 
YES !!
LikeLike
Have you seen it yet? If so is it worth a watch ?
LikeLike
Very worth seeing. It will take you back to 1968 readily. I love the scene where Jim Morrison plays piano and sings a song he writes on the spot backstage before their concert.
LikeLike