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5 days ago · The Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar) carries a sense of rebellion inherent in many of The Doors’ songs. It reflects the counterculture movement of the 1960s when young people sought new experiences and challenged societal norms.
5 days ago · Below are ten songs by The Doors that, while not as universally recognized as “Light My Fire,” are equally deserving of acclaim and spotlight for their musical brilliance and lyrical depth.
2 days ago · The 80-year-old sing then got the crowd dancing, calling on them to move, clap, and sing with her during her 1980 hit, "Upside Down." “I love you, Detroit,” she said.
4 days ago · “People Are Strange” from Strange Days (1967). This song is a crucial one to investigate these days, now more than ever. In an era when the internet is populated by hate and division ...
3 days ago · Ranging from the 1960s to today, “Songs About Doors” showcases how opening and closing doors can represent beginnings, endings, and everything in between. 1. “Let My Love Open The Door” by Pete Townshend. 2. “Back Door Man” by The Doors. 3. “Knocking On Heaven’s Door” by Bob Dylan. 4. “Open the Door” by Otis Redding. 5.
3 days ago · Taylor Swift comes to France with her Eras Tour, and our writer David Mouriquand pops his Swift concert cherry in Lyon. He walks you through his day, his gig, his thoughts, his photos, and whether ...
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2 days ago · Like Chihiro, Billie appears to be sing about feeling lost in the song. In the moving chorus, Billie sings: Open up the door, can you open up the door? / I know you said before you can't cope...
