For a time in the late '60s and early '70s, their hard-edged rock-folk, delivered by self-styled Lizard King Jim Morrison, spoke the thoughts and beliefs of a generation of disaffected youth. Complete with a full discography and filmography.

The Doors Revisited

Biographies & Memoirs

Sundling, Doug

Arts & Literature

Bobcat Books

<p>Fashions together the patterns in the music and lyrics, sharing stories that inspired the songs, as endorsed by the remaining members.</p>

Doors -- Artistic Vision

Arts & Photography

Music

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd.

<p>When it comes to hardcore psychadelia, few bands can touch The Doors. For a time in the late '60s and early '70s, their hard-edged rock-folk, delivered by self-styled Lizard King Jim Morrison, spoke the thoughts and beliefs of a generation of disaffected youth. In an age when the spectre of Vietnam loomed and McCarthyism bred its own species of thoughtcrime, Morrison's angry posturing, combined with the band's unique artistic vision, provided a stinging salve for a nation undergoing rebirth. Complete with a full discography and filmography, People Are Strange explores the inspiration and genius behind one of the most important bands in history. “Fascinating… thorough enough for the most ardent fan” —Mojo Previously published by Sanctuary.</p>

People Are Strange: The Ultimate Guide to the Doors

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