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"The Doors"

Unlock the mystery of The Doors, the iconic 1960s band led by charismatic frontman Jim Morrison. Merging psychedelic rock, blues, and poetic lyrics, they created a unique, often dark, and hypnotic sound that challenged conventions and continues to fascinate listeners worldwide with intense performances.

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THE DOORS: L.A. Woman, Break On Through (To the Other Side), Roadhouse Blues, Love Me Two Times, Light My Fire, People Are Strange

Exploding onto the scene in 1967, The Doors defined a unique vein of psychedelic rock. Their influential albums delivered intense, poetic explorations of light, darkness, and rebellion, powered by innovative musicianship and producing unforgettable anthems that became cornerstones of classic rock radio and the counterculture soundtrack.

TITLE: The Doors
ACTIVE: 1965–1973 (1965), 1978
BAND: The Doors
REUNION: 1993, 1997, 2000, 2011–2012 (2011), 2012–2013 (2012)

BAND | The Doors

"L.A. Woman"

Cruise into The Doors' "L.A. Woman," the sprawling 1971 blues-rock epic and title track from Jim Morrison's final album. This gritty, atmospheric ode to Los Angeles captures the city's spirit with raw energy. Experience a legendary journey from a defining rock band.

TITLE: L.A. Woman
BAND: The Doors
GENRE: Blues Rock, Rhythm And Blues
RELEASEDAY: April 19
YEAR: 1971

Released in 1971 as the centerpiece of the album bearing its name, "L.A. Woman" showcased The Doors returning to their blues rock and rhythm and blues roots...

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BAND | The Doors

"Break On Through (To the Other Side)"

Crash through barriers with The Doors' "Break On Through (To the Other Side)," their explosive 1967 debut single. This iconic blend of psychedelic rock urgency and hard rock energy announced their unique sound to the world. Experience the raw power that launched a legend!