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DOORS - DOORS - Celebration Of The Lizard - A Collection Of Rare Studio Recordings 1966 - 1970 (2LP) - FRA Verne Press - VERY RAREprice: 170,00 PLN / 42,50 EUR
A sensational, limited, two-disc vinyl from the Verne label, gathering rare and almost entirely unpublished-on-vinyl studio recordings by Jim Morrison's band, recorded in 1966-1970, that is, in the period from the debut to "L.A. Woman". The main attraction of this double album is the studio version of the legendary (and known especially from the classic live LP "Absolutely Live") 17-minute "Celebration Of The Lizard". The sound quality is sensational, and the pressing superb! 105 minutes of excellent playing adorned with a very nice cover! A must! Condition: MINT (NEW, unsealed). -
DOORS - DOORS - Other Voices - GERMAN Elektra ('butterfly') 1971 1st Press - NEAR MINT VINTAGE VINYLprice: 300,00 PLN / 75,00 EUR
ANALOGUE SOUND! The first German edition (from 1971) of the band's seventh studio album, the first after the death of Jim Morrison, whose vocal duties were taken over, jointly, by Ray Manzarek and Robbie Krieger. It is not a record on a par with the previous ones, but it is not as bad as one might think. It has plenty of excellent moments, including the opening "In The Eye Of The Sun", the longest on the record, "Ship w/Sails", and the last one, "Hang On To Your Life". Almost perfect condition. Sleeve: MINT- / Record: MINT- -
DOORS - DOORS - Doors - EU Remastered Editionprice: 65,00 PLN / 16,25 EUR
A remastered edition of a fantastic debut album featuring, among others, "Light My Fire", "Break On Through" and "The End". -
DOORS - DOORS - Other Voices / Full Circle (1971-72) - Digipack Edition - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
This CD, released by a small label, contains the last two studio albums by The Doors, recorded after the death of the charismatic vocalist. While almost every fan of old rock can effortlessly name the albums recorded with Morrison, hardly anyone today remembers "Other Voices" from 1971 and "Full Circle", recorded a year later... All in all, somewhat unfairly. Of course, without Jim Morrison even such talented musicians as Manzarek, Krieger and Densmore could not make a work on a par with the brilliant debut, "Strange Days" or even "L.A. Woman", but it must be admitted that these are really quite good albums. The first of them in particular has plenty of excellent moments (including the opening "In The Eye Of The Sun", the longest on the record, "Ship w/Sails", and the last, "Hang On To Your Life")! It is definitely worth getting to know these records - after all, without them the history of one of the most important rock bands is incomplete. The digipak is quite attractively presented, and the sound quality is very good. Highly recommended. (K)
