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On this day in 1971, The Doors released OTHER VOIC

On this day in 1971, The Doors released OTHER VOICES

The album was made after Jim Morrison’s passing in Paris, with songs the band had already been working on, and marked their first step forward as a trio.

Listen to it at the link in bio.

The Doors’ 60th anniversary continues with THE D

The Doors’ 60th anniversary continues with THE DOORS – IMMERSED 1967–1971, out today.

For the first time, all six studio albums are available in Dolby ATMOS on Blu-ray, alongside 5.1 surround and high-resolution stereo mixes. This set includes THE DOORS, STRANGE DAYS, WAITING FOR THE SUN, THE SOFT PARADE, MORRISON HOTEL, and L.A. WOMAN, each housed in a mini-jacket with the original artwork.

Available now exclusively at The Doors webstore - link in bio.

When You’re Strange, the GRAMMY® Award-Winning

When You’re Strange, the GRAMMY® Award-Winning film about The Doors now remastered in 4K, returns to cinemas to mark the 60th anniversary of the band.

In cinemas worldwide December 4 & 6. Tickets on sale October 30.

Sign up for more info at the link in bio.

📸 Photographer Spotlight: Bobby Klein Klein wa

📸 Photographer Spotlight: Bobby Klein

Klein was one of the first photographers to work with The Doors, shooting them throughout 1966 and 1967 as they rose to fame. He photographed the band at the Venice Canals, in front of their famous Sunset Strip billboard in Los Angeles, and by the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.

Klein’s early images helped define The Doors’ public image just as their debut album was being released. He later went on to become a licensed psychologist and spiritual counselor, working in that field for decades.

“The Crystal Ship,” covered by @cigsaftersex.

“The Crystal Ship,” covered by @cigsaftersex. 🖤

Listen at the link in bio.

🎥: @evanescenceofficial brought their signature

🎥: @evanescenceofficial brought their signature haunting style to The Doors’ “People Are Strange” during the Family Values Tour in 2007.

A dark, powerful twist on the classic.

When a show tune turns rock. “I have grown up w

When a show tune turns rock.

“I have grown up with a healthy diet of show tunes and movies like Cabaret, musicals in general... ‘Alabama Song’ by The Doors is obviously a cover but their take on this Kurt Weil song was really inspiring. I felt, that this was a sound that needed to be reinterpreted, captured.” -@gerardway

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📸 Photographer Spotlight: @henrydiltz Henry Di

📸 Photographer Spotlight: @henrydiltz

Henry Diltz photographed The Doors throughout the late 1960s, capturing them in Laurel Canyon, at the Hollywood Bowl, and during studio sessions in Los Angeles.

He also photographed the cover of MORRISON HOTEL. When the hotel clerk said they couldn’t take photos without the owner’s permission, Diltz waited until he stepped away and told the band...

“The guy left the desk, so run in there you guys, quick.”

He shot one roll of film in the lobby window, creating one of rock’s most iconic album covers.

The album that introduced countless new listeners

The album that introduced countless new listeners to The Doors is back.

Packed with 10 classics including “Riders On The Storm,” “People Are Strange,” and “Roadhouse Blues.” Cut from the original analog masters by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab and pressed on heavyweight 180-gram vinyl.

Available now at the link in bio.

The Doors – LIVE AT THE AQUARIUS THEATRE: THE FI

The Doors – LIVE AT THE AQUARIUS THEATRE: THE FIRST PERFORMANCE is now completely sold-out in The Doors store.

If you missed your chance to pick up a copy, Acoustic Sounds still has a limited quantity left in stock.

Don’t miss your opportunity to order one of The Doors’ most electrifying and underrated performances.

Available at the link in bio. Ships November 21st.

The Doors on Film - Halloween edition. The Doors

The Doors on Film - Halloween edition.

The Doors’ haunting sound has brought an eerie edge to countless films. Add these Doors-tracked thrillers and horrors to your Halloween watchlist.

🌫 The Fog (1980) — “Riders on the Storm”
💉 Flatliners (1990) — “People Are Strange”
💣 Apocalypse Now (1979) — “The End”

Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

THE DOORS – LIVE IN COPENHAGEN CD is available f

THE DOORS – LIVE IN COPENHAGEN CD is available for pre-order today.

Live in Copenhagen captures a previously unreleased Doors concert recorded at Falkoner Centret in Copenhagen, Denmark, on September 17, 1968.

The release features the complete early set, including electrifying performances of “Break On Through (To The Other Side),” “Light My Fire,” “Hello, I Love You,” and more.

A vinyl edition will also be available as part of Record Store Day Black Friday.

Pre-order now at the link in bio.

Where were you when you first heard The Doors? Com

Where were you when you first heard The Doors? Comment below 👇

Photos by Henry Diltz, Paul Ferrara, Gloria Stavers, Michael Montfort, and Ethan Russell.

LIVE AT THE AQUARIUS THEATRE: THE FIRST PERFORMANC

LIVE AT THE AQUARIUS THEATRE: THE FIRST PERFORMANCE is available for pre-order now.

On July 21, 1969, The Doors lit up the Aquarius Theatre in Hollywood with one of their most electrifying and underrated performances. LIVE AT THE AQUARIUS THEATRE: THE FIRST PERFORMANCE captures The Doors at their peak: loose, loud, and locked in.

Now available as a 180-gram 3-LP set from Analogue Productions, limited to 2,000 numbered copies and pressed at Quality Record Pressings, this edition features a 2016 mix by longtime Doors engineer Bruce Botnick. The result is a crystal-clear listening experience that brings new life to that summer night in ’69.

“The new mix is a revelation… The resulting clarity gives this concert new life - and as a bonus, side six features material from the soundcheck that preceded the show.” – Bruce Botnick

Ships November 21st.

Pre-order now at the link in bio.

Originally written by Willie Dixon and recorded by

Originally written by Willie Dixon and recorded by Howlin’ Wolf in 1960, “Back Door Man” became a Blues-soaked staple of The Doors’ early live sets.

Featured on their 1967 debut album, the band’s version turned the Chicago Blues classic into a raw, electrified performance.

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Remembering The Doors’ former manager, Danny Sug

Remembering The Doors’ former manager, Danny Sugerman.

Sugerman’s connection to The Doors began when he was just 13, answering fan mail and assembling scrapbooks for the band. He later stepped into a management role, helping guide their legacy and reintroduce their music to new generations.

Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Drive in style with the Morrison Hotel keychain.

Drive in style with the Morrison Hotel keychain.

Remember, “Keep your eyes on the road” and “your hand upon the wheel.”

Shop now at the link in bio.

To celebrate 60 years of The Doors, we’re releas

To celebrate 60 years of The Doors, we’re releasing an exclusive fine art photograph, available only in The Doors’ official store. Captured in 1968 backstage in Frankfurt, Germany by Michael Montfort, this rare image offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the band at their creative peak.

Limited to 60 hand-numbered editions, each 16" x 20" print is produced from the original negative, printed in Los Angeles, and certified archival to European Fine Art Trade Guild museum standards.

Printed on 100% cotton, Italian-made paper with a true baryta coating for a satin, darkroom-style finish. Available unframed, framed, or framed and matted.

This is a rare chance to own a museum-quality piece of The Doors’ history.

Link in bio.

60 Covers. 60 Years. In honor of The Doors’ 60t

60 Covers. 60 Years.

In honor of The Doors’ 60th anniversary, explore our YouTube playlist featuring standout covers from artists spanning countless genres and generations.

New performances just added - press play and keep the fire alive: link in bio.

Photo by Bobby Klein.

📸 Photographer Spotlight: Paul Ferrara Paul Fe

📸 Photographer Spotlight: Paul Ferrara

Paul Ferrara met Jim Morrison while they were students at UCLA’s film school. He went on to photograph The Doors in Washington D.C., New York City, and for their third studio album, WAITING FOR THE SUN, capturing some of their most well-known images.

Swipe through to check out some of Ferrara’s iconic shots of the band from Venice.

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