The Doors

The Doors were a Psychedelic Rock band from Los Angeles, California that were known for their evocative music and lead singer Jim Morrison's cryptic lyrics.

A documentary about The Doors titled When You're Strange premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. Director Tom DiCillo’s film features rare, unseen footage of the band and Jim Morrison shot between their formation in 1965 until Morrison's death in 1971. Actor Johnny Depp is the film's narrator.Official Site: When You're Strange

The Doors emerged from California's psychedelic rock scene in 1967. Led by front-man Jim Morrison, The Doors released six studio albums. Morrison was known as much for his music as he was for his unpredictable behavior on stage and off. In 1971, Jim Morrison was found dead in his Paris apartment. He was 27 years old. The surviving band members continued on without him, releasing two more albums with Ray Manzarek on vocals. The band finally broke up in 1973. In 2002, Manzarek and guitarist Robbie Krieger reformed as The Doors of the 21st Century. They were sued by drummer John Densmore and the Morrison estate.

• Jim Morrison - Vocals
• John Densmore - Drums
• Ray Manzarek - Keyboard
• Robby Krieger - Guitar

• 1967: The Doors
• 1967: Strange Days
• 1968: Waiting for the Sun
• 1969: The Soft Parade
• 1970: Morrison Hotel
• 1971: L.A. Woman
• 1971 Other Voices
• 1972 Full Circle

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