67, a good vintage

published the same year as the first disc of the band, Strange Days, is almost as good, with, in my opinion, half of the pieces constituting essential Doors: Strange Days, which gives its name to the album, is indeed strange, mesmerizing, presqu'inquiétant; Morisson it has the trained voice that we find a bit in their last disc (LAWoman). 3 titles deserve their status as hits: Love me two times, and People Are Strange Moonlight Drive: it's rock that swings and the sound of the Doors, so original still today, is very characteristic. The other songs are well done and charming (You're Happy .., Unhappy Girl, My eyes..et I Can not See ..) but it especially applies to the disk during The End of the first disk What When The Music's Over, again more than 10 minutes from poetry to music - and what music! - Horses same in Latitudes is a poem set to music and provides an overview of the poet talent Morisson.Ajoutons finally if you have never heard of the butterfly cry ("the scream of the butterfly) this record is made for you ...