The Doors of the 21st Century

The Mike Flowers Pops 21st century version of Light My Fire.

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - August 25 2020 at 06:21

Psychedelic Paul wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: I have no problem with The Doors of the 21st Century - great to see a bit of a tribute to their wonderful music. Great to see Ray living it up. Morrison is cool, but my favourite album of theirs is Other Voices !!   I totally agree that The Doors of the 21st Century is a great tribute, but are you really saying Other Voices is your favourite album by The Doors? You cannot be serious!

For some reason, the impact Other Voices had on me back in the late-80’s was massive and remains a profound album for me (I was getting stoned a lot during those years )

I read somewhere- i think from a couple of different sources- (and yes you cant believe all you read) many years ago that after Jim Died the remaining Doors were very keen to try out Howard Werth from Audience! I'm not sure if an audition took place or indeed where they would have heard or come across him.. dont think Audience toured the states though i know their lps were released and promoted fairly heavily on Elektra so maybe thats where.. Good God, the mind boggles.. what a strange outfit that would have been!! Could well be just another of those urban myths that were generated ten-a-penny back then but what a band that would have been!

Psychedelic Paul wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: I have no problem with The Doors of the 21st Century - great to see a bit of a tribute to their wonderful music. Great to see Ray living it up. Morrison is cool, but my favourite album of theirs is Other Voices !!   I totally agree that The Doors of the 21st Century is a great tribute, but are you really saying Other Voices is your favourite album by The Doors? You cannot be serious!

Tom Ozric wrote: Cristi wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: I have no problem with The Doors of the 21st Century - great to see a bit of a tribute to their wonderful music. Great to see Ray living it up. Morrison is cool, but my favourite album of theirs is Other Voices !! That's the most unique opinion about The Doors I've ever seen.  True. OV followed closely by Waiting for the Sun.

^ To make a full circle, we need one more inuque person whose favourite album is "Full Circle". 

I did see Doors w/ Ian,and it was very good.

I have no problem with The Doors of the 21st Century - great to see a bit of a tribute to their wonderful music.
Great to see Ray living it up. Morrison is cool, but my favourite album of theirs is Other Voices !!

Edited by Tom Ozric - August 24 2020 at 05:58

Cristi wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: Cristi wrote: ^ in recent years all sorts of live albums of the band, demos and alternative takes on songs have been released, some of them quite good, so why would i listen to Manzarek & Krieger with a Morrison imitator?    Yes, Ian Astbury of The Cult is a Morrison imitator, but he's a very good imitator, because not only does Ian Astbury look like Jim Morrison - he sounds like Jim Morrison too. that does not answer my question.  Why would I listen to Manzarek/Krieger with a Morrison imitator when there are live performances with Jim?

Psychedelic Paul wrote: Cristi wrote: ^ in recent years all sorts of live albums of the band, demos and alternative takes on songs have been released, some of them quite good, so why would i listen to Manzarek & Krieger with a Morrison imitator?    Yes, Ian Astbury of The Cult is a Morrison imitator, but he's a very good imitator, because not only does Ian Astbury look like Jim Morrison - he sounds like Jim Morrison too.