THE DOORS self titled DCC 180+ Pure Virgin Vinyl Analogue Pressing
  $   73

 


$ 73 Sold For
Sep 21, 2014 Sold Date
Sep 14, 2014 Start Date
$   40 Start price
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THE DOORS self titled DCC 180+ Pure Virgin Vinyl Analogue Pressing (Mastered by Steve Hoffman - all vacuum-tube cutting system)

TracklistHide Credits

A1 Break On Through (To The Other Side) Words By, Music By – Doors, The 2:25 A2 Soul Kitchen Words By, Music By – Doors, The 3:30 A3 The Crystal Ship Words By, Music By – Doors, The 2:30 A4 Twentieth Century Fox Words By, Music By – Doors, The 2:30 A5 Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) Written-By – Brecht*, Weill* 3:15 A6 Light My Fire Words By, Music By – Doors, The 6:50 B1 Back Door Man Written-By – C. Burnett*, W. Dixon* 3:30 B2 I Looked At You Words By, Music By – Doors, The 2:18 B3 End Of The Night Words By, Music By – Doors, The 2:49 B4 Take It As It Comes Words By, Music By – Doors, The 2:13 B5 The End Words By, Music By – Doors, The 11:35

*(all photos are of the actual item)

  • Marketed By – DCC Compact Classics Inc.
  • Manufactured By – DCC Compact Classics Inc.
  • Licensed From – Elektra Entertainment

Credits

  • Art Direction, Design – William S. Harvey
  • Drums – John Densmore
  • Engineer – Bruce Botnick
  • Guitar – Robby Krieger
  • Lacquer Cut By – Steve Hoffman
  • Organ, Piano, Bass – Ray Manzarek
  • Photography By [Back Cover] – Joel Brodsky
  • Photography By [Front Cover] – Guy Webster
  • Producer – Paul A. Rothchild
  • Remastered By – Steve Hoffman
  • Supervised By [Production Supervisor] – Jac Holzman
  • Vocals – Jim Morrison

Notes

Re-mastered on an all vacuum-tube cutting system. ... debut from 1967 on vinyl, features the #1 hit "Light My Fire," plus their classics "Break On Through (To The Other Side)," "Soul Kitchen," "The Crystal Ship," "Back Door Man" and the epic love song "The End." 11 tracks total. 
"After blowing minds as the house band at the Whisky-a-Go-Go, where they were fired for playing the Oedipal drama "The End" (which was too explicit for even the Sunset Strip), the Doors were ready to unleash their organ-driven rock and Jim Morrison's poetic aspirations on the world. "On each song we had tried every possible arrangement," drummer John Densmore said, "so we felt the whole album was tight." "Break On Through (to the Other Side)," "Twentieth-Century Fox" and "Crystal Ship" are pop-art lighting for Top Forty attention spans. But the Doors hit pay dirt by editing one of their jamming vehicles for airplay: "Light My Fire," written by guitarist Robbie Krieger when Morrison told everybody in the band to write a song with universal imagery." - www.rollingstone.com 
"Morrison had worked on a student production of Oedipus Rex at Florida State. But his exploration of its sexual taboos took on bold new life in the 11 minutes of 'The End,' which evolved during the Doors' live shows at L.A.’s Whisky-A-Go-Go. 'Every time I hear that song, it means something else to me,' Morrison said in 1969. 'It could be goodbye to a kind of childhood.'" - Rolling Stone 


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