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    The Doors

    Предлагаю здесь обсудить такую легендарную группу как Doors.Ваши любимые альбомы, песни и ваше отношение к последнему проклятому поэту.

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    Из альбомов люблю "Strange Days" и "Waitng For The Sun". Из песен ничего выделить не могу, ибо боюсь что-нибудь упустить. И вообще подобную музыку нужно слушать непременно альбомами, в динамике так сказать. Но если уж прижать к стенке, то наверное "The End".

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    Одна из лучших психоделических групп. Любимые альбомы: "The Doors", "Strange Days" и "Waiting For The Sun". Самая любимая песня - "The End". В своё время произвела невероятное впечатление.

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    people are strange, when you are stranger.
    when the music over, turn off the light!

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    Doors непременно нужно слушать на грам пластинках, причем ужасно покореженых, чтобы ощщутить дух того времени...времени близости, рассовой терпимости, братства и конечко же свободы.

    Дорз - это не просто группа - это целое поколение, целая эпоха, которая умерла вместе с Джимми.

    [this is the end - my lonely friend]
    [i'm paranoid & i'm android]

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    Любимый альбом однозначно The Doors, потом уже Waiting for the sun и Strange Days.
    А наиболее выделяю песни: Take it as it comes, Crystal Ship, Not to touch the Earth, Wintertime Love, Yes, the river Knows. Группа новаторская, привнесла в рок-музыку страсть и декадентские настроения. Моррисон деструктивная личность, одним из первых испробовал на себе принцип «Живи быстро, умри молодым», впервые заявленный The Who.
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    сегодня исполняется ровно год с того времени как я подсел на The Doors...

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    Раз в неделю точно сборничек переслушиваю ,Strange Days конечно рулит

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    Crystal Ship, the End - вот то, что я люблю. В остальное пока не врубился...
    Suicide is self-expression...(c)

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    Цитата Сообщение от Fat_Abbot Посмотреть сообщение
    И вообще подобную музыку нужно слушать непременно альбомами, в динамике так сказать.
    +

    Любимые трэки: LA woman / Yes, the river knows / Summer's almost gone
    Нет ничего твоего, кроме нескольких кубических сантиметров в черепе. (c)
    Оруэлл "1984"

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    Сегодня исполняется 36 лет со смерти Джима Моррисона. Яркий был человек…Вспыхнул и погас.
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    живи быстро... умри молодым...

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    ох! одна из любимейших команд!
    Celebration of the lizard наизусть помню
    клавишник просто сумасшедший
    хотя потом уже я услышал группу Emerson, Lake & Palmer
    и понял, что клавишник Дорз - лох )
    шутка

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    хотя потом уже я услышал группу Emerson, Lake & Palmer
    и понял, что клавишник Дорз - лох )
    шутка
    Зато у Манзарека свой стиль игры неповторимый.
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    абс.согласен!
    Манзарек наркоманичен что ли
    а Эмерсон более симфоничны, там запилов таких режущих нет

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    А ты слушал группу Nice? Это первая группа Эмерсона. Вот там абсолютно дикие партии на электрооргане.
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    к сожалению, не слышал
    в тонете есть?

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    Вроде нет. У меня МР3 дома лежит. Музыка если честно на любителя, в основном переигрывают классические произведения. Если не ошибаюсь Nice можно считать первым прогрессивным роком, так как очень все технично, а местами и академически выверено.
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    интригующе
    хотя лично я уже и Эмерсон-то с трудом переношу...как-то слишком большое напряжение...

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    Я тоже не любитель, очень редко можно послушать. Дорз лучше.
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    понравилась перепевка "Light My Fire" Julie London, заценить можно тут:
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    О помню как первый раз слушала. Игла тогда была - кака. Звучание - бяка, честно ничего не поняла. Обложка была синенькая, альбом назывался "Зажги во мне огонь". Я потом с этого пласта себе кассету записала, тогда я даже спать ложилась под неё. Друзья вешались от меня.

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    My love.
    В рок-н-рольные 60-е, было ж 3 главных группы, но если The Beatles хотели "держать тебя за руку", Rolling Stones предлагали "провести вместе ночь", то Doors требовали, что бы им "показали дорогу к следующей девчонке, иначе они умрут"
    Джимми был знатным эгсбиционистом...
    survive.

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    Прочесывая различные музыкальные ресурсы натолкнулся на вот такую вешь:
    Привет от Джима Моррисона с того света - так можно охарактеризовать этот диск. Во всяком случае так очень бы хотелось человеку, скрывающемуся под псевдонимом Фантом. Получилось очень похоже на The Doors, инога даже дрожь пробирает (послушайте "Calm Before The Storm") - неужели действительно Джим ещё жив? Ответ на этот вопрос могла бы дать Phantom's Divine Comedy Part 2 - где же вторая часть? Мы ждём!
    Заинтриговало... Желающим - предлагается оценить, так ли оно есть?
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    Мне лично понравилось...
    ЗЫ. Инфы по группе - практически нет, гугль в основном дает ссылки на интернет-магазины музыки. Надыбал по блогам вот что:
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    Albums like "Phantom's Divine Comedy Part 1" always arouse suspicion in me. They seem to be the result of some shrewd record exec's desire to cash in on some trend rather than a genuine musical expression from a serious artist or band. They may look right and may even sound right, but there is something inherently phony and slapdash about them. "Phantom's Divine Comedy Part 1" was released in 1974, perhaps a bit late to truly capitalize on the psych trend, but still making a vain attempt. What comes to mind first are the uncanny Morrison-esque vocals of Mr. Phantom (Ted Pearson) himself. You can almost hear some ambitious A&R jerkoff foaming at the mouth at the prospect of a Doors-like band performing horror themed bargain basement psychedelia via Vegas lounge jazz. Upon its release, rumors (perhaps started by the band's management) abounded about how it was indeed Morrison lending his vocal talents to "Divine Comedy Part 1," and I'm certain that Capitol Records higher-ups did little to nothing to dissuade such notions. Did it work? Well, have you ever heard of this album? Is it a bad album? Not by a long shot, my friend. Is it a great album? Well, quite frankly, no. However, it is good enough, strange enough, and rare enough to be included in the Cosmic Hearse pantheon. Phantom lays down nine songs rich in imagery crawling with spiders, wizards and demons, and even if the music is somewhat flat and unoriginal the whole affair is rather enjoyable, even if for its goofy, naive take on the psych/hard rock genre. Phantom never got around to recording "Divine Comedy part 2" (let this be a lesson to young bands, don't call something a "part 1" unless "part 2" is in the can and ready for release), so this album remains Phantom's sole contribution to the vast musical landscape of the early '70s. On the sultry "Tales from a Wizard," the album's first track, Phantom sounds most like the bloated deceased Lizard king he seeks to emulate. On "Devil's Child" Phantom opts for a more exagerrated soulful voice over a composition that sounds as if it could have been one of Joe Raposo's Sesame Street songs from the '70s. "The Calm Before the Storm" is another song that might have been culled from the Door's dumpster and "Half Life" is a creepy ballad that actually reminds me of later Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, had Nick Cave been born 15 years earlier. Smack dab in the middle of the proceedings comes the album's crown jewel, the geniusly titled, "Spiders Will Dance On Your Face While You Sleep." More of the same Halloween Super Store hard rock ensues until the albums epic closer "Welcome To Hell," a slow and slinky, melodramatic tale that encompasses all the themes explored in the album's other songs. Corny beyond belief, but still great fun. Welcome to Hell.

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    PHANTOM (записан в 1972-73, выпущен в 1994) Lost Album (альтернативное название Walpurgis). Первый (хотя выпущен значительно позже второго - великолепного Phantom's Divine Comedy) альбом американской группы Phantom. Альбом очень хорош, причем, если во втором альбоме сходство с Doors такое, что, не зная, невозможно отличить (вроде как Elektra даже подала иск), то на этом альбоме более самостоятельное звучание - и по самим композициям, и у вокалиста. Сами вещи, может, чуть послабее Divine Comedy, но тоже сильные.

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    ANOTHER JIM MORRISON STORY [17 Feb 2008|03:30pm]

    In the first two years after Jim Morrison's "death" in Paris,
    many sightings of the rock star were reported. These sightings
    range from the totally spurious and ridiculous to the reliable
    and very hard to shake.

    The LA Free Press and several wire service reports described
    someone in 1973 appearing on several occasions in San Francisco.
    There Morrison was involved with business and banking
    transactions with the Bank of America of San Francisco. The
    employee that handled the transactions, Walt Fleischer, confirmed
    that someone resembling Morrison and using that name was indeed
    doing business at the Bank of America. He did add that he "was
    far from sure that this was the 'dead' artist" as Morrison showed
    no identification. Could this be because a photo ID was already
    on file at the bank, with the name James Douglas Morrison? Yes,
    it is still on file.

    According to authors Riordan and Prochniky, Morrison was also
    seen on several occasions hanging out in "unpleasant places" in
    Los Angeles and wearing Morrison's leather garb, all in black.
    This was over a period of two years right after the Paris
    "death". I researched this a bit further and found out that the
    "unpleasant places" meant notorious gay leather bars, and the
    underground gay community in Los Angeles.

    There were also many rumors that Morrison was also appearing
    regularly in Louisiana and had made several radio interviews.
    Again, Prochniky and Riordan reveal that:

    "... At an obscure radio station in the Midwest Jim
    supposedly showed up in the dead of night and did a lengthy
    interview that explained it all... After the interview he
    vanished into the darkness again. As you might guess, no
    recordings of the interview exist and no reliable source
    remembers hearing the broadcast..."

    An LP record called Phantom's Divine Comedy was released also
    in 1974. This was rumored to be Jim Morrison singing with an
    anonymous band with the names of "drummer X, bassist Y, and
    keyboardist Z". The music reportedly resembled Jim Morrison's
    sound quite well. All this again added and sparked the rumor
    mills, and stirred public fascination.

    However, in a 1992 press released from the Zeppelin group, it
    is revealed that Morrison pal Iggy Pop was actually doing all the
    singing and helping the "hoax" along. This added more fuel as to
    how many people were actually involved in maintaining his "death
    hoax". Up until the 1992 press release, the record company that
    had released Phantom had refused to divulge the names on the LP,
    or the singer's name -- which was indeed Iggy Pop.

    Regarding all these rumors, Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek
    stated: "If there was one guy that would have been capable of
    staging his own death -- getting a phony death certificate and
    paying off some French doctor... And putting a hundred and fifty
    pound sack of sand into a coffin and splitting to some point on
    this planet -- Africa, who knows where -- it is Jim Morrison who
    would have been able to pull it off."

    Jim Morrison's best friend Tom Baker, writing in High Times
    (June, 1981) had this to say: "I was very tempted to believe the
    rumors that Jim had faked his own death."

    A group of fans actually went so far as to try to get
    Morrison's dental records, apparently to try to get permission to
    dig up his body and match the records to the remains. This was
    immediately blocked both by Morrison's parents and their
    attorneys -- at least for the time being.

    It is known that Jim Morrison had repeatedly planted the
    seeds which would lead to this sort of speculation -- that he had
    somehow faked his own death and dropped out into a new identity.
    At the Fillmore in San Francisco in 1967, Jim started suggesting
    that he should pull a "death stunt" to bring national press
    attention onto the band. This was when he came up with the "Mr.
    Mojo Risin'" anagram which would be used after he "split to
    Africa" and wished to secretly contact friends.

    Morrison also told Danny Sugarman and Jerry Hopkins on more
    than one occasion that he could see himself "radically changing
    careers, reappearing as a suited and neck-tied businessman."
    Jack Holzman's assistant Steve Harris even remembers Jim Morrison
    asking what might happen if he were to suddenly "die"... how
    might it affect business, record sales, the press, and would
    people believe it? With confidant Mary Francis Werebelow Jim
    "entertained long conversations about how the Disciples had
    stolen the body of Christ from the crypt, jokingly calling it the
    "Easter heist," etc."

    In a Rolling Stone article for September 17, 1981, author
    Jerry Hopkins recounts many other Morrison sightings:

    "The first one I remember was a beaut... He surfaced
    in San Francisco shortly after Morrison's death and began
    cashing checks in Morrison's name. He was not writing bad
    checks, mind you; it was his money he was spending. It was
    just that he was dressed as Jim would in his 'leather
    period', and that he told everyone that he was indeed the
    'dead singer'.

    "The telephone operator asked: 'will you accept a long
    distance collect call from Jim Morrison?' It was an
    interesting conversation..."

    "Our conversations were unsettling. He told me to go
    to Paris and dig up the corpse, but that you would need
    permission from '12 Catholic Bishops' to do it... A visit
    to his home was more jarring. There at the end of one room
    was a Morrison 'shrine', converted with posters, flowers,
    religious icons -- the works!"


    Years later, I actually got the chance to visit and interview
    the shrine's owner, who claimed to be Jim Morrison. He told me
    matter-of-factly details about Hopkins, as well as that other
    reporters had actually burglarized the shrine in an attempt to
    get a scoop.

    Another surreal sighting involved "Donny" of Baton Rouge,
    Lousiana. He described Jim Morrison at Morrison's home in 1978.
    Donny told his friend "Larry" about it, as Larry was trying to
    break in to the world of rock and roll:

    "I remember Larry telling me about the whole wall of
    one room lined with books all across it. Every one of the
    books were about Satan, or had something to do with him. He
    also told me about a large chair that looked like a throne,
    on which this man sat and watched over his nude children
    running around... I guess that you can probably guess who
    that kinky old weird man was -- Jim Morrison, The Lizard
    King!"


    Another person named Rhea (the Greek goddess of fertility)
    claimed she was living with Jim Morrison in 1979 with their son
    "Jesse Blue James". She matter-of-factly claimed that Morrison
    had "evolved into a state of pure energy... And can materialize
    and dematerilize at will." She and Jim were also in direct
    telepathic communication and in "electromagnetic synch".

    The Intelligence Connection and JM2

    Rock icon Jim Morrison's father was an admiral in the United
    States Navy, privy to intelligence and counterintelligence
    information. His name is Steven Morrison.

    During the first few years surround Jim Morrison's "death" a
    number of interesting articles surfaced. These cited references
    showing various intelligence interests either in Morrison's
    underground activity; his "death" or that intelligence had even
    masterminded Morrison's death itself! One of the more explicit
    appeared in the Scandinavian magazine Dagblatte. This article
    detailed French intelligence efforts to assassinate Jim Morrison
    in Paris. Author Bernard Wolfe writing The Real Life Death of
    Jim Morrison for Esquire (June 1972) related the story of:

    "Sherry, a Pasadena girl who knew Morrison well: "...I
    couldn't make sense out of the stories in the papers.
    Suppose he had a heart attack exactly as they reported, is
    that what he died of? My God, you might as well say that
    Ernest Hemingway died of "extensive brain damage". If you
    want to know the cause of Jim's death -- not just the
    physiology of it -- ask what triggered his heart to stop...
    And whose finger was on the trigger."


    In the first few years after Morrison's "death" the owner of
    B of A Communications, named James Douglas Morrison, claimed to
    be operating as an intelligence agent for a number of domestic
    and international groups including the CIA, NSA, Interpol,
    Swedish Intelligence and others. There are also connections
    between James Douglas Morrison and various occult groups with
    probable intelligence connections. [Author's note: from here on
    the B of A Morrison will be referred to as JM2].

    The enclosed plates show several documents implicating him in
    intelligence circles. JM2 also claims to be the "dead" rock star
    and former singer for The Doors. The new JM2 dropped the old JM1
    rock and roll identity to become a "James Bond" wearing the suit
    and tie that Morrison predicted when he was with The Doors.

    This author has in fact seen what appear to be stacks of
    official-looking documents and letters between the CIA, various
    government agencies, national news groups like CNN and NBC and
    JM2, involving what looked like personal meetings, projects and
    ephemera. Of special interest is that when I viewed parts of the
    files, all the reports had a paper-thin metallic band affixed to
    them with colored UPC bar codes. There is no way for me to
    authenticate the claims of JM2, but everything looked extremely
    official and very elaborate.

    From about 1972 through 1992 JM2 has left a surreal trail of
    paper and appearances all over the world. These include letters
    to and from Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards and CIA Director
    William Colby, through the Washington, DC law firm of Colby,
    Miller and Hanes.

    A courtroom transcript which I have seen implicates the FBI
    and CIA in several coverups regarding JM2's intelligence career.
    These show that there seems to be a systematic destruction of
    files relating to JM2's spy activities. An enclosed plate also
    shows JM2's Swedish Intelligence ID card, obtained from the FBI
    through the Freedom of Information Act. Unfortunately the only
    copy I have is obscured in the facial area, but the ID numbers
    are intact. Also in my possession are files concerning JM2's
    rogue financial activities with the Bank of America, and news
    reports regarding lawsuits by and against JM2 for bank fraud and
    espionage, which he claims was done under intelligence auspices
    as part of financial experiments to destabilize foreign
    currencies and exchange rates.

    There also appear to be hundreds if not thousands of
    miscellaneous files -- both classified and declassified --
    regarding one James Douglas Morrison, dated after his "death" in
    1971. These also refer to "WBC", a nom de plume of JM2. These
    look like real letters, documents, and court transcripts
    involving intelligence circles. These involve the CIA, Danish
    intelligence, and others. There is also an active passport and
    banking IDs under the name James Douglas Morrison.

    Is this all for real or is this an elaborate hoax? It is not
    the scope of this work to determine the truth -- or lack of truth
    -- or the consequences of such activities. The important thing
    to note for the sake of this study is that someone or some group
    are actively pursuing and setting up a mass "urban legend"
    regarding James Morrison. They are painstakingly documenting it
    also. Whether this is a hoax or not is not as important as the
    fact that a lot of official-looking information is being
    generated surrounding the myth and legendry of Jim Morrison, his
    life and his supposed "death".

    Just why might this be?

    Multiple Morrisons

    Like the "multiple Oswald" theories of Kennedy assassination
    buffs, there also exist rumors and urban legends describing the
    "multiple Morrison" theory.

    The idea that Jim Morrison was in fact several different
    people and actors, or intelligence agents has been going on for
    some time. Besides the "Morrison" singing on the Phantom (now
    shown to be Iggy Pop) there also exist rumors that a Louisiana
    banker as well as Richard Tanguay -- a close friend of Mick
    Jagger -- perpetuated the hoax. Even High Times ran and old news
    story about someone claiming to be Jim Morrison (post 1971)
    running for governor of Louisiana! Supposedly Richard Tanguay
    (related to vaudeville legend Eva Tanguay) took the Morrison
    persona on, on several occasions, and even sang with The Doors
    when they toured Europe with the Rolling Stones. Is this
    possible?

    In fact JM2 has claimed publicly that there have been
    numerous James Douglas Morrisons, and that they all knew one
    another and met from time to time to work it all out. The
    impersonations were part of CIA sociological experiments like
    Artichoke or MK-ULTRA.

    It is impossible to substantiate wild stories like this.
    But the fact that there are people and groups out there making
    these claims in a big way and perpetuating "urban legends" about
    Jim Morrison is a curiosity in itself.

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    послушал Phantom's Divine Comedy Part 1
    действительно, крайне интересная вещь... голос и впрямь похож на Моррисона...
    музыка хороша, да
    Long John'у - спасибо
    n' i don't give a damn if you don't like me 'cause i don't like you 'cause you're not like me

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    Любимая песня у группы "The Doors" - "The Soft Parade".
    И я не считаю Джеймса Дагласа Моррисона "последним проклятым поэтом".

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    Я считаю Моррисона чуть ли не единственным поэтом впринципе
    Нет ничего твоего, кроме нескольких кубических сантиметров в черепе. (c)
    Оруэлл "1984"

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    Я считаю Моррисона чуть ли не единственным поэтом впринципе
    мне не понравилось само выражение "последний проклятый поэт". Я не говорила, что Джим не поэт, он поэт.
    Но не единственный, разумеется. Есть другие - и лучше. и хуже (для меня).

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    По отношению к Моррисону употребление выражения "последний проклятый поэт" вполне оправдано. Дело в том что его творчество наследует таким певцам декаданса как Верлен, Рембо', Ришпен. Их называют, впрочем довольно условно, "проклятыми поэтами".
    Разочарование, боль, острое ощущение неповторимости жизни, вот примерная тематика их стихов, и в этом Моррисон им близок. А "последний" он наверное просто по времени.
    Хотя это все довольно схематично.
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