Doors

2Primal Scream:

понял ! но если в Уфе,то не скоро

Такая вот книжечка выходит (http://www.thedoors.com/news/?fa=home#anthology).

LET THEM PHOTOGRAPH YOUR SOUL

Time to clear some space on the coffee table. The Doors by The Doors - a huge, gorgeous volume in which the band tells its own story - is coming your way. Stuffed with never-before-seen photos, revealing interviews and more, this stunning book will be manna for Doors fans. Created with the assistance of esteemed rock journalist Ben Fong-Torres (Rolling Stone) and published by Hyperion Books, Anthology will be on shelves in your favorite book store November 7, 2006.

Perception [BOX SET]
Audio CD (November 21, 2006)

For years, the recording industry has asked fans to purchase the same music from the 1960s and '70s over and over again, via remasterings, repackagings, and, of course, reformattings. The Doors' box Perception (get it?), cleverly packaged as... a door, does hold some astonishing music, but the thing itself is a weird hybrid beast with multiple formats for every release. Each of the group's six albums has not only been re-remastered (this time by the remaining band members plus original engineer Bruce Botnick as the "40th anniversary mix"), but loaded up with a bevy of previously unreleased bonus tracks. But that's not it--for each album, there's a companion DVD, which includes a whole new 5.1 surround sound mix with more tracks, as well as the usual DVD extras, i.e., photo galleries, lyrics, and videos. That makes 12 discs, much of it essentially redundant. If you're cool with that, you're in for a treat. From the spookier, unissued version of "Indian Summer" to the entirely new tune "Push Push" and some super-rad footage of the band rehearsing L.A. Woman, it's easy to fall in love with this swirling, highly sexualized, and often brilliant band all over again.

Tribaljazz
Oct 17, 2006

1. Skytrails
2. Blues For Bali
3. La Tormenta
4. Vegetable Wizard
5. Orange Midnight
6. First Time, The (I Heard Coltrane) - (featuring Alfre Woodard)
7. Piano Interlude
8. Lyria
9. Violet Love
10. Riders On The Storm
11. Violet Love - (featuring Michael Franti)

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Новость https://www.beatles.ru/news/news.asp?news_id=2955
Кажется, что этой новости лет уже -надцать. Все это уже проходили. Коупленд давно со скандалом ушел от них.

Сейчас бывшие мемберы готовятся отметить 40-летие выхода 1-го альбома.

Вот состав Riders On The Storm: помимо вышеупоминавшихся Кригера, Манзарека и Эстбери, там на бас-гитаре Фил Чен и на барабанах Ty Dennis.

http://www.raymanzarek.us/rots.html

2Primal Scream:

>Кажется, что этой новости лет уже -надцать. Все
>это уже проходили. Коупленд давно со скандалом
>ушел от них.
>Сейчас бывшие мемберы готовятся отметить 40-летие
>выхода 1-го альбома.

Коль, спасибо! Подредактировал малость информацию в новости.

2Гуляющий в парке:

>Вот состав Riders On The Storm: помимо вышеупоминавшихся
>Кригера, Манзарека и Эстбери, там на бас-гитаре
>Фил Чен и на барабанах Ty Dennis.

Кстати, Фил Чен известен нек-рым любителям Queen как принимавший участие в Starfleet Project Брайана Мэя. А впоследствии в сольной песне Роджера Тэйлора Foreign Sand из альбома Happiness? 1994г.

Пост фактум: Создал тему для желающих поехать на концерт Дорз - https://www.beatles.ru/postman/forum_messages.asp?cfrom=1&msg_id=13685&cpage=1&forum_id=2

Jim Morrison's dad says son's death "unfortunate"
Wed Nov 8

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The father of late Doors singer Jim Morrison has broken his silence to share memories of his estranged son, who once sang about killing him and joked that his family was dead.

George Morrison, a retired U.S. Navy admiral, is one of the contributors to "The Doors by the Doors," an authorized memoir released this week. The book's author, rock journalist Ben Fong-Torres, also interviewed the band's three surviving members and Jim's younger brother and sister, among others.

"We look back on him with great delight ... The fact that he's dead is unfortunate but looking back on his life it's a very pleasant thought," George Morrison says in the book.

Jim Morrison, a difficult teen who rebelled against his father's military lifestyle, went on to become one of the most magnetic performers in rock 'n' roll. But he disowned his family, and once made a throwaway comment that they were dead. He also referenced his parents in the Oedipal rant "The End," singing that he wanted to kill his father and sleep with his mother.

Andy Morrison recalls that his mother, Clara, who died last year, took him to a Doors concert in Washington, D.C., and asked to see Jim, but he refused to meet with her, and she drove home in tears.

The Morrisons surmise that Jim's hostility was really designed to shield them from too much attention.

"I had the feeling that he felt we'd just as soon not be associated with his career," George Morrison says. "He knew I didn't think rock music was the best goal for him. Maybe he was trying to protect us."

Adds his sister, Anne, "He liked mystique, too. He didn't want to be from somewhere."

Jim Morrison died of a heart attack in Paris in 1971, and his grave at the Pere Lachaise cemetery is one of the city's top tourist attractions. His family pays the authorities to take care of the site.

George Morrison said it was "quite an honor ... for the family" to have his son buried near cultural giants like Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf and Frederic Chopin.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061109/music_nm/doors_dc

The Doors' drummer John Densmore (L) and Satellite Party guitarist Nuno Bettencourt (2nd R) and Perry Farrell (R) perform at a Hollywood bookstore during The Doors 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

The Doors' drummer John Densmore recites poetry written by the late Jim Morrison in a Hollywood bookstore during The Doors 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

The Doors' Ray Manzarek (L) plays 'L.A. Women' along with Satellite Party guitarist Nuno Bettencourt during the Doors' 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

Satellite Party guitarst Nuno Bettencourt (L) and The Doors' guitarist Robby Krieger trade riffs during the Doors' 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

The Doors' guitarist Robby Krieger (L) takes a lead as Satellite Party lead singer Perry Farrell (C) looks on during the Doors' 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

Perry Farrell of Satellite Party sings Roadhouse Blues as he is backed by The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger during a jam session at The Whiskey A Go Go as part of The Doors' 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

The Doors' Ray Manzarek plays the signature melody to 'Light My Fire' during the Doors' 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

Former Guns and Roses guitarist Slash (L) and The Doors' guitarist Robby Krieger (R) perform during a jam session as part of The Doors 40th Anniversary Celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

Doors' drummer John Densmore prepares for a reading of Jim Morrison's poetry at a Hollywood bookstore by lighting some sage incense during The Doors' 40th anniversary celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

Doors members Robby Krieger (L), Ray Manzarek (2nd L) and Whisky A Go-Go owner Mario Maglieri (R) celebrate the dedication of the Whisky A Go-Go, by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as a Rock And Roll Landmark during The Doors' 40th anniversary Celebration in Hollywood November 8, 2006.

Former Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell, left, former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash, second from left, and Robby Krieger , right, of The Doors perform in the The Doors 40th anniversary celebration at the Whiskey A Go Go in West Hollywood, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006.

John Densmore, left, of The Doors,and musicians Nuno Bettencourt and former Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell perform at Book Soup in West Hollywood, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006. Densmore signed autographs and read poetry at Book Soup formerly the site of the Cinematheque 60 movie house where late lead singer Jim Morrison read poetry and performed Doors songs acoustically with Robby Krieger.