The Doors: Videobiography (2006)
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They were one of the most controversial bands of the late sixties, led by one of rock's most charismatic front men.This indispensable double set is a superb career retrospective of a legendary band. With spellbinding performance footage of The Doors in action in Europe and America as its backdrop, the programme takes us on an incredible journey from Venice Beach in California to Morrison's mysterious death in a Paris hotel in 1971. A team of music critics are on hand to explain the magic of The Doors and to analyse their contribution to rock history; including Kris Needs, the former editor of Zig Zag magazine and Ian Penman, the man dubbed 'the coolest cultural critic on the planet'. The film provides in-depth reviews of all the key tracks from the great albums, including Morrison Hotel, The Soft Parade, and L.A. Woman. It pulls no punches as it tells the story of the group, recounting the highs and lows, the triumphs and the controversies. Authoritative and thorough, it is an essential purchase for serious lovers of great rock music.
Tracklisting:
- Light My Fire
- Break on Through
- The End
- Hello I Love You
- Love Me Two Times
- Riders on the Storm
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- The Doors
- Studio:
- Anvil Media
- Genres:
- Documentary, Music & Musicals, Performing Arts, Special Interest
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