Doors’ Debut Album: 10 Things You Didn’t Know
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How an uncredited bassist, Jim Morrison’s acid-fuelled studio meltdown and a fateful Buick ad played into band’s legendary first LP
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Robby Krieger Debunks Mythology Behind the Doors’ Notorious ‘Sullivan’ Performance
Posted in: Music NewsLegend has it that when Jim Morrison was told not to sing “higher” in “Light My Fire,” disaster ensued. The guitarist remembers it differently
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Hear the Doors’ Long-Forgotten, Raw-Sounding ‘Riders on the Storm’ Demo
Posted in: Music NewsOuttake will feature on upcoming L.A. Woman reissue
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The Doors Guitarist Robby Krieger Readies First-Ever Memoir
Posted in: Music NewsSet the Night on Fire: Living, Dying, and Playing Guitar With the Doors arrives October 12th
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Massive New Collection of Jim Morrison Writings to See Release in June
Posted in: Music Features‘The Collected Works of Jim Morrison’ will feature unrecorded lyrics, excerpts from handwritten notebooks, a film treatment, and more from the late Doors frontman
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The Doors Share Excerpt From ‘Morrison Hotel’ Comic Chronicling Infamous Miami 1969 Show
Posted in: Music NewsBand also unveils art for special picture disc vinyl accompanying the upcoming graphic novel
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Hear Jim Morrison Psych Up the Doors in ‘Roadhouse Blues’ Alternate Take
Posted in: Music NewsGuitarist Robby Krieger reflects on outtake, which will feature on upcoming 50th-anniversary Morrison Hotel box set
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The Doors Prep ‘Morrison Hotel’ 50th-Anniversary Reissue
Posted in: Music NewsUnreleased studio outtakes capture evolution of album’s “Roadhouse Blues,” “Peace Frog” and “Queen of the Highway”
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Flashback: The Who Perform an Explosive ‘Heaven and Hell’ at Isle of Wight in 1970
Posted in: Music NewsFifty years ago this month, England held its own version of Woodstock and reportedly drew an even bigger crowd
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The Doors Get Their Own Comic for ‘Morrison Hotel’ 50th Anniversary
Posted in: Music News“I think the songs don’t just lend themselves to the medium, they actually cry out to be comics,” author Leah Moore says
