THE DOORS - Strange Days earmusic Following a string of unsatisfactory

Following a string of unsatisfactory replacements (including former Jane’s Addiction alum Dave Navarro)

they wallop away through genre-defining rock standards such as ‘Rock And Roll’

including the Dalek-funk of ‘We Got Together’ and the fantastical “Shellfish Mademoiselle”

I Did It Again 3:31 A2 Stronger 3:23 A3 Don't Go Knockin' On My Door 3:14 A4 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 4:28 A5 Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know 3:50 A6 What U See (Is What U Get) 3:14 A7 Lucky 3:25 B1 One Kiss From You 3:23 B2 Where Are You Now 4:39 B3 Can't Make You Love Me 3:16 B4 When Your Eyes Say It 4:06 B5 Dear Diary 2:46

THE DOORS - Strange Days earmusic Following a string of unsatisfactoryLP 180g Black Vinyl Newly remastered 180 gram vinyl. the often difficult second album proved no issue for The Doors 1967s Strange Days reached gold status and hit number 3 on the Billboard Album chart. with an eerie backdrop provided by Ray Manzarek on organ duties, the quartet continued to explore the acid rock frivolity of 1960s California. Morrisons ever obscure poetical lyricism lead to the creation of an album which has been hailed as one of the