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Preorder your copy of UNBOUND AND DANGEROUS on @ta

Preorder your copy of UNBOUND AND DANGEROUS on @talkshoplive now, with an insert signed by Bruce Botnick, longtime engineer and producer of The Doors and producer of UNBOUND AND DANGEROUS! Then tune in October 5th at 5:30 p.m. PT for a special conversation with Bruce about the project, where you can ask him your questions. See you there!

Link in bio.

"Dangerous equates to excitement... The fans came

"Dangerous equates to excitement... The fans came in the thousands to Doors concerts looking for danger and excitement. Jim was always reading the room and knew how far to push the envelope..." – Bruce Botnick

Turn it up. UNBOUND AND DANGEROUS captures The Doors at their bluesy, unpredictable best live on stage. Curated by Krieger, Densmore, and original engineer Bruce Botnick, this 16-song release brings together newly remixed performances from NYC, Philly, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and LA, with the majority recorded in 1970. “Soul Kitchen” is the lone exception, coming from the second show July 21, 1969, at the Aquarius Theatre in Hollywood.

Available October 23rd as a 2-Lp set pressed on translucent red vinyl, CD, Pure Audio Blu-ray (with Dolby Atmos, Quad & Hi-Res audio), and all streaming platforms.

PRE ORDER AVAILABLE NOW at the link in bio.

Swipe through for some of our favorite poetic lyri

Swipe through for some of our favorite poetic lyrics from The Doors.

What lyrics would you add to the list?

Photos by Bobby Klein and Paul Ferrara

Featuring original artwork by Los Angeles artist L

Featuring original artwork by Los Angeles artist Luka Densmore, this exclusive Doors tote brings together references to “Love Street,” “Moonlight Drive,” “The Crystal Ship,” “Waiting For The Sun,” and “Peace Frog,” alongside illustrations of Jim, Ray, John, and Robby.

Available exclusively in The Doors online store. Link in bio.

📸: The Doors perform “Hello, I Love You” live on B

📸: The Doors perform “Hello, I Love You” live on British television, September 4th, 1968.

📸: The Doors arrive in London for a press conference at Heathrow Airport, September 3rd, 1968.

📸: John and Robby on the streets of Frankfurt, West Germany, September 14th, 1968.

Between their scheduled shows at the Kongresshalle, the band took to the city streets to shoot outdoor promotional TV footage. Filmed by German television, the session featured tracks like “Hello, I Love You” and “Wintertime Love” to promote their European tour.

📸: Jim visiting a church in Frankfurt on September 14, 1968, taken by German photographer Michael Montfort. Montfort spent the day following The Doors around Frankfurt, capturing Morrison taking a quiet moment away from the band’s media and promotional press schedules.

#TheDoorsInRealLife. They’re everywhere, even when

#TheDoorsInRealLife. They’re everywhere, even when you least expect it. Sometimes, they look like they’re staring right at you, but that’s just one of those lucky encounters with the band from Venice.

Tag us in your daily Doors run-ins for a chance to be featured.

📸: @drunkviking.com_, @benbekkepiette , @dollyryan

“I’d like them to listen. I’d like them to give th

“I’d like them to listen. I’d like them to give the music a chance.” -Ray Manzarek

More than 60 years later, people are still listening.

#TheDoors

‘Tis the season to be STRANGE. Celebrate the anni

‘Tis the season to be STRANGE.

Celebrate the anniversary of STRANGE DAYS by streaming the album ➡ link in bio.

On this day in 1967, The Doors released STRANGE DA

On this day in 1967, The Doors released STRANGE DAYS.

Building on the sound of their debut while venturing into new territory, the album introduced some of the band’s most enduring tracks, including “People Are Strange,” “Love Me Two Times,” and “When the Music’s Over.”

Listen to STRANGE DAYS at the link in bio.

Photos by Joel Brodsky and Getty Images.

Stickers of perception. #TheDoors

Stickers of perception.

#TheDoors

A one-man-band performance of “Love Her Madly,” pe

A one-man-band performance of “Love Her Madly,” performed by @sammy_hinrichsen.

Want to cover The Doors? Tag us in your posts for a chance to be featured next.

#TheDoorsCover

You never knew what you were going to witness at a

You never knew what you were going to witness at a Doors’ concert...

🎥: The Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston, Texas, 1968. During the performance, Jim disappeared beneath the stage before reemerging, captured here on film.

#TheDoors

“The west is the best Get here and we'll do the re

“The west is the best
Get here and we'll do the rest”

Would you send someone a Doors postcard? 🌅

Photo by Bobby Klein.

Trying to savor that festival season feeling Chec

Trying to savor that festival season feeling

Check out this clip of The Doors performing at Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, during the Northern California Folk-Rock Festival in 1968.

🎥: Feast of Friends

#Repost @johndensmore do+pe = no country for old

Celebrate 60 years of “Break On Through,” The Door

Celebrate 60 years of “Break On Through,” The Doors’ first single, with @officialrobbykrieger at @thewhiskyagogo on Saturday, January 2nd.

VIP packages include access to soundcheck, a meet and greet/photo op, a signed show poster, and one personal item for Robby to sign.

Secure tickets and VIP packages today. Link in bio.

On September 17th, 1967, The Doors made their unfo

On September 17th, 1967, The Doors made their unforgettable appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, delivering a performance that would become one of the most talked-about moments in the band’s television history.

Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

From a 1967 Las Vegas show to a limited-edition pr

From a 1967 Las Vegas show to a limited-edition print.

This original poster was created by German artist Wilfred Weisser for The Doors’ August 25, 1967 performance at the Las Vegas Convention. Weisser spent time in San Francisco during the mid-’60s, going to concerts and submitting his artwork to local venues, before eventually returning to Germany.

With only approximately three original posters known to remain, this piece offers a rare look at The Doors’ early concert history.
A new edition of 100 prints is now available exclusively through The Doors Store. Measuring 19" × 24", each print is produced on 300 gsm Art Natural F.A. paper with a smooth matte finish and printed using a Canon Pro 4000 12-color ink printer.

Limited stock remains.

Shop the limited edition at the link in bio.

The moment those first organ notes hit, you know i

The moment those first organ notes hit, you know it’s “Light My Fire.”

Inspired by Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Invention No. 8,” this intro has been called “one of the most recognizable sounds in the history of rock music.” Manzarek magic at its finest.

🎹: @kennethfrosty from @syntaursynths.

Happy Birthday to Jac Holzman. One of the first p

Happy Birthday to Jac Holzman.

One of the first people to truly believe in The Doors, Jac signed the band to Elektra Records in 1966 and gave them the creative freedom to become who they were. His vision helped shape everything from their music and album design to the way the band was introduced to the world.

Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

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