"Strange days have found us," Jim Morrison sang on the title track of this 1967 sophomore release by the Doors – and it was undeniably true. Strange Days, in many ways, followed the template of ...

The Doors' Strange Days did not have the cultural or commercial impact of the iconic band's eponymous debut earlier that halcyon year. And that's all the more regrettable because, in purely artistic ...

His band, The Doors, was unpredictable, mysterious, thrilling — even frightening. In his new book,The Doors: A Lifetime of Listening to Five Mean Years, music writer Greil Marcus explores how ...

The Doors are an amazing group ... “My Eyes Have Seen You,” “Strange Days,” and “Love Me Two Times,” all have the same commercial potential of “Light My Fire.” ...

By Gary Graff The Doors’ story, strange days and otherwise, has been told many times to date — by writers, by filmmakers, by the band members themselves in their respective memoirs. But the new Night ...

17. “When The Music’s Over” (1967) When the Music’s Over Playing the same role on Strange Days as “The End” does on The Doors, “When The Music’s Over” is a rambling epic that ...

Their innovation earned them a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1993, and albums like their eponymous "The Doors," "L.A. Woman" and "Strange Days" consistently rank among the greatest ...

Strange Days is the second studio album by the American rock band the Doors, released on September 25, 1967 by Elektra Records, arriving eight months after their self-titled debut album.Wikipedia ...