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Check out this fan animation inspired by The Doors' debut album, created by Instagram user u/blartog. Be sure to tag us in your creations for a chance to be featured. #TheDoorsArt

Check out this fan animation inspired by The Doors' debut album, created by Instagram user u/blartog. Be sure to tag us in your creations for a chance to be featured. #TheDoorsArt

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You just can’t beat that sound. 🎥: TikTok user u/bricksquaaaaad #TheDoors

You just can’t beat that sound. 🎥: TikTok user u/bricksquaaaaad #TheDoors

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The Doors’ Live in Copenhagen presents a previously unreleased concert recorded at Falkoner Centret in Copenhagen, Denmark on September 17, 1968. The 2-LP set pressed on crystal-clear vinyl features the entire early show, including electrifying performances of “Break On Through (To The Other Side),” “Light My Fire” and “Hello, I Love You,” among others. Available at participating record stores starting 11/28 for #RSDBlackFriday for more info. #RSDBF Record Store Day

The Doors’ Live in Copenhagen presents a previously unreleased concert recorded at Falkoner Centret in Copenhagen, Denmark on September 17, 1968. The 2-LP set pressed on crystal-clear vinyl features the entire early show, including electrifying performances of “Break On Through (To The Other Side),” “Light My Fire” and “Hello, I Love You,” among others. Available at participating record stores starting 11/28 for #RSDBlackFriday for more info. #RSDBF Record Store Day

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On this day in 1967, Ray and Dorothy Fujikawa got married at City Hall in Los Angeles. They were inseparable from the moment they met at UCLA until Ray’s passing in 2013. Dorothy and Ray met when she sat next to him in her first art class, "Drawing 10A." At the time, Ray was a film student taking the class to learn how to draw storyboards for movies. The rest is history.

On this day in 1967, Ray and Dorothy Fujikawa got married at City Hall in Los Angeles. They were inseparable from the moment they met at UCLA until Ray’s passing in 2013. Dorothy and Ray met when she sat next to him in her first art class, "Drawing 10A." At the time, Ray was a film student taking the class to learn how to draw storyboards for movies. The rest is history.

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For the first time ever, the entirety of the band’s self-titled debut album, THE DOORS, is now available to stream on YouTube. THE DOORS Features the breakthrough singles “Light My Fire” and “Break On Through (To the Other Side)” plus the haunting “The End”. Crafted during their early shows at the London Fog and Whisky a Go Go, this is the record that changed everything. Listen to it here:

For the first time ever, the entirety of the band’s self-titled debut album, THE DOORS, is now available to stream on YouTube. THE DOORS Features the breakthrough singles “Light My Fire” and “Break On Through (To the Other Side)” plus the haunting “The End”. Crafted during their early shows at the London Fog and Whisky a Go Go, this is the record that changed everything. Listen to it here:

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“Where will we be When the summer's gone?” #TheDoors
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“Where will we be When the summer's gone?” #TheDoors

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When The Doors learned that Van Morrison’s band THEM would be joining the lineup during their residency at the Whisky a Go Go, they nervously pulled their cover of “Gloria” from the set list. As the week went on and the bands got to know each other, “Gloria” made its way back into the lineup, ending with both bands joining together to perform it on the final night. Some songs just have a way of finding their way back.
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When The Doors learned that Van Morrison’s band THEM would be joining the lineup during their residency at the Whisky a Go Go, they nervously pulled their cover of “Gloria” from the set list. As the week went on and the bands got to know each other, “Gloria” made its way back into the lineup, ending with both bands joining together to perform it on the final night. Some songs just have a way of finding their way back.

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“You are locked in a prison Of your own devise” Listen to “Unhappy Girl” here: #TheDoors
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“You are locked in a prison Of your own devise” Listen to “Unhappy Girl” here: #TheDoors

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Jim was always great at building anticipation... 🎥: “The Unknown Soldier,” live at the Hollywood Bowl in ‘68. #TheDoors
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Jim was always great at building anticipation... 🎥: “The Unknown Soldier,” live at the Hollywood Bowl in ‘68. #TheDoors

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Jim Morrison. Our Shaman, our Mr. Mojo Risin', our frontman, our American Poet. Today, we remember Jim. A singular artist whose creativity knew no boundaries, his influence can still be felt through every generation of listeners who discover The Doors for the first time. Through his music, poetry, and fearless pursuit of artistic expression, he challenged audiences to see the world differently. More than five decades later, his words continue to inspire, provoke, and resonate with those who find meaning in them. Photos by David Sygall, Paul Ferrara, Michael Montfort, and Ethan Russell.
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Jim Morrison. Our Shaman, our Mr. Mojo Risin', our frontman, our American Poet. Today, we remember Jim. A singular artist whose creativity knew no boundaries, his influence can still be felt through every generation of listeners who discover The Doors for the first time. Through his music, poetry, and fearless pursuit of artistic expression, he challenged audiences to see the world differently. More than five decades later, his words continue to inspire, provoke, and resonate with those who find meaning in them. Photos by David Sygall, Paul Ferrara, Michael Montfort, and Ethan Russell.

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57 years ago today, The Doors performed at the Hollywood Bowl, creating one of the most iconic live recordings of the era. 🎥 Watch highlights from the show: Photos by henrydiltz.
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57 years ago today, The Doors performed at the Hollywood Bowl, creating one of the most iconic live recordings of the era. 🎥 Watch highlights from the show: Photos by henrydiltz.

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“Tell all the people that you see” #TheDoors
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“Tell all the people that you see” #TheDoors

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"A man with the perception that few of us are ever gifted enough to have... Jim Morrison, the ‘Unknown Soldier.’” -Jim Ladd Remembering Jim Morrison. Video courtesy of the band’s official mobile app. Download it here:
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"A man with the perception that few of us are ever gifted enough to have... Jim Morrison, the ‘Unknown Soldier.’” -Jim Ladd Remembering Jim Morrison. Video courtesy of the band’s official mobile app. Download it here:

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In July 1968, The Doors released WAITING FOR THE SUN. Home to tracks like “Hello, I Love You” and “The Unknown Soldier,” the album demonstrated The Doors' growing range as songwriters and musicians. What are you WAITING for? Stream the album here: Photos by Paul Ferrara.
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In July 1968, The Doors released WAITING FOR THE SUN. Home to tracks like “Hello, I Love You” and “The Unknown Soldier,” the album demonstrated The Doors' growing range as songwriters and musicians. What are you WAITING for? Stream the album here: Photos by Paul Ferrara.

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Jim, back stage at the Singer Bowl, August 2nd, 1968. #TheDoors
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Jim, back stage at the Singer Bowl, August 2nd, 1968. #TheDoors

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Today we celebrate the poetic spark and fearless energy of Jim Morrison on his birthday. “Jim Morrison wasn’t a showman. He was a Shaman.” -Ray Manzarek “Jim should be recognized not just as a rock and roll poet but really as one of the greatest poets of our time” -Robby Krieger “Jim was just searching for the truth…always seeking.” -John Densmore Jim pushed boundaries and his own creative limits. He transformed each stage into something alive and unpredictable. His spirit remains in the hearts of the millions of fans he touched, collaborators he worked with, and future generations of artists he inspired. Happy Birthday, Jim. Your spirit lives on.
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Today we celebrate the poetic spark and fearless energy of Jim Morrison on his birthday. “Jim Morrison wasn’t a showman. He was a Shaman.” -Ray Manzarek “Jim should be recognized not just as a rock and roll poet but really as one of the greatest poets of our time” -Robby Krieger “Jim was just searching for the truth…always seeking.” -John Densmore Jim pushed boundaries and his own creative limits. He transformed each stage into something alive and unpredictable. His spirit remains in the hearts of the millions of fans he touched, collaborators he worked with, and future generations of artists he inspired. Happy Birthday, Jim. Your spirit lives on.

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A little behind-the-scenes on the songwriting process. Check out John Densmore and Official Robby Krieger interview with Rick Beato, which aired last year, here: #TheDoors
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A little behind-the-scenes on the songwriting process. Check out John Densmore and Official Robby Krieger interview with Rick Beato, which aired last year, here: #TheDoors

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“My Wild Love” is a Doors hidden gem. Although the track was never released as a single, its rhythm and unconventional structure has made it a fan favorite for decades. “They were just starting out with it, clapping and stuff for the rhythm and everything, and somehow they couldn't work out the music angle to it. So they've just decided to expand on the format of the work song.” -Jim Cherry, author of THE DOORS EXAMINED #TheDoors
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“My Wild Love” is a Doors hidden gem. Although the track was never released as a single, its rhythm and unconventional structure has made it a fan favorite for decades. “They were just starting out with it, clapping and stuff for the rhythm and everything, and somehow they couldn't work out the music angle to it. So they've just decided to expand on the format of the work song.” -Jim Cherry, author of THE DOORS EXAMINED #TheDoors

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In 1967, every take mattered. There was no unlimited undo button, no digital editing, no pitch correction, and no ability to record hundreds of takes and piece them together later. 🎥: From The Doors documentary, WHEN YOU’RE STRANGE
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In 1967, every take mattered. There was no unlimited undo button, no digital editing, no pitch correction, and no ability to record hundreds of takes and piece them together later. 🎥: From The Doors documentary, WHEN YOU’RE STRANGE

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🎥: Patti Smith performing “The Crystal Ship” with John Densmore on drums at the Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music American Music Honors back in April, where The Doors were inducted for their role in defining American music.
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🎥: Patti Smith performing “The Crystal Ship” with John Densmore on drums at the Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music American Music Honors back in April, where The Doors were inducted for their role in defining American music.

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Long before music videos became standard, Jac Holzman had an idea: create a film to help introduce The Doors’ debut album and first single, “Break On Through.” Directed by Mark Abramson and filmed entirely on Jac’s 16mm camera, the performance footage was shot on a dark soundstage with colorful lighting and later synced to the studio version of “Break On Through.” The film was then distributed to television stations, theaters, and music venues to help introduce audiences to the band. Watch it here:
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Long before music videos became standard, Jac Holzman had an idea: create a film to help introduce The Doors’ debut album and first single, “Break On Through.” Directed by Mark Abramson and filmed entirely on Jac’s 16mm camera, the performance footage was shot on a dark soundstage with colorful lighting and later synced to the studio version of “Break On Through.” The film was then distributed to television stations, theaters, and music venues to help introduce audiences to the band. Watch it here:

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It may be Christmas, but it’s also a special day for Official Robby Krieger and Lynn Krieger, their wedding anniversary. The two were married on this day in 1972, and they’ve been together ever since. Their story began in 1967 when they first crossed paths at New York’s Ondine discotheque. The rest is history.
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It may be Christmas, but it’s also a special day for Official Robby Krieger and Lynn Krieger, their wedding anniversary. The two were married on this day in 1972, and they’ve been together ever since. Their story began in 1967 when they first crossed paths at New York’s Ondine discotheque. The rest is history.

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“Take me, Spanish Caravan...” “Spanish Caravan” brought a different flavor into The Doors catalog. Written by Robby Krieger as a showcase for his flamenco guitar style, the song pulled inspiration from Isaac Albéniz’s “Asturias” and blended it into something distinctly Doors. Watch the band perform it live at the Hollywood Bowl here: #TheDoors
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“Take me, Spanish Caravan...” “Spanish Caravan” brought a different flavor into The Doors catalog. Written by Robby Krieger as a showcase for his flamenco guitar style, the song pulled inspiration from Isaac Albéniz’s “Asturias” and blended it into something distinctly Doors. Watch the band perform it live at the Hollywood Bowl here: #TheDoors

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Continuing to honor Ray with this performance by TikTok user u/rcorvmusic, playing “Light My Fire” in true Ray style. 🎹 #RayManzarek
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Continuing to honor Ray with this performance by TikTok user u/rcorvmusic, playing “Light My Fire” in true Ray style. 🎹 #RayManzarek

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In June 1969, Mexico City became home to some of The Doors’ most memorable and unpredictable performances. A look back at four nights that took an unexpected turn and became part of Doors history. Photos by Jerry Hopkins.
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In June 1969, Mexico City became home to some of The Doors’ most memorable and unpredictable performances. A look back at four nights that took an unexpected turn and became part of Doors history. Photos by Jerry Hopkins.

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