Untouchable classic early seventies. The Group delivers a new album in close formation and delivers a tense music based jams and blues. The disc feels death, wandering and freedom dear to pay. Compos simple but the strength of the group only seems mo
LA Woman is a masterpiece d'eouvre in the true sense of the word since will crown a "work" ultimately unimportant (quantitatively speaking). This is quite different from the other still drive even if one finds titles that seem characteristic of
The Doors were silent. Outside a double live, just the soil that makes a dust and grass (turf no gray Lebanese) that verdoit. For consolation, with my brother, we ironed regularly "Strange days", "Morrison Hotel", "Doors", &q
"LA Woman" is the final album put together by the Doors before the death of Jim Morrison and what is so striking about it for me is how the two best tracks, the title and one "Riders of the Storm," are so different from the rest of wha
