| 01 |
1967 University of New York At Oswego Interview |
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| 02 |
1970 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Interview |
26:50 | ||
| 03 |
About Absolutely Live |
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| 04 |
Do You Believe In Reincarnation? |
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| 05 |
Do You Have a Great Big Ego? |
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| 06 |
Has It Definitely Been Decided That You're Going to Jail? |
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| 07 |
Have You Ever Been Hassled On the Road By the Police? |
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| 08 |
Have You Seen the Company Theatre Play? |
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| 09 |
Have Your Earlier Visualizations for the Group Become a Realization? |
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| 10 |
How Did Your Fame Affect Your Family? |
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| 11 |
How Do You Feel About Being Called the Lizard King? |
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| 12 |
How Do You Feel About Plays Written About You? |
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| 13 |
How Do You Think You'll Die? |
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| 14 |
How Is Your Book Doing? |
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| 15 |
I Didn't Know You Have a Sister |
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| 16 |
If You Had to Do the Whole Thing Over What Would You Have Done? |
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| 17 |
If You Spend Eight Months In Jail, What's Going to Happen to the Group? |
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| 18 |
Jim: A Hero Is Someone Who Rebels Against the Facts of Existence |
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| 19 |
Jim: About Interviews |
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| 20 |
Jim: About Love |
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| 21 |
Jim: I Had a Trial |
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| 22 |
Jim: I Like Interviews |
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| 23 |
Jim: John Got Married Sunday |
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| 24 |
Jim: The Group's At a Critical Point |
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| 25 |
People Say the Doors Have Declined |
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| 26 |
Pop Idols and Rock Stars |
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| 27 |
Restart the Cassette Machine |
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| 28 |
The Idea for Theatricality In Rock |
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| 29 |
The Stooges and Other Groups |
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| 30 |
The Trial, Were You Scared? |
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| 31 |
What About the Police? |
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| 32 |
What About the State of America? |
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| 33 |
What Did You Do That Evening? |
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| 34 |
What Do You Plan to Do In the Future? |
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| 35 |
What Do You Think of Yourself As a Human Being? |
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| 36 |
What Grade Did They Give You? |
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| 37 |
What Is the Climate of America In Your Opinion? |
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| 38 |
What Is Your Primary Belief? |
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| 39 |
What Kind of Films Did You Make At Ucla? |
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| 40 |
What Was the Isle of Wight Concert Like? |
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| 41 |
What Was Your State of Mind In Miami? |
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| 42 |
Why the Lack of Practice? |
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| 43 |
With the Deaths of Jimi and Janis, Why Do You Think They Burned Themselves Out? |
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