The Doors L.A. Woman Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents Introduction Warner Music's proud series of classic Western music albums is relaunched with a new look! Classic albums that you listened to obsessively back then are appearing one after another! Warner Music's proud series of classic Western music albums: "Forever Young" is relaunched! The eighth release features classic albums by Fleetwood Mac, CSN, CSN&Y, who led the music scene from the 60s, and The Doors, who are celebrating their 60th anniversary this year! [The Doors] Debuted in January 1967 with "Break On Through." Their world view that evokes "death" and "aestheticism," along with Jim Morrison's charismatic stage presence, became a hot topic, and their debut album "Light My Fire" quickly achieved gold status. In 1968, their third album, "Waiting for the Sun," which included the mega-hit "Hello, I Love You," became their first number one album on the US album charts. After releasing their sixth album, "L.A. Woman," Jim Morrison passed away at the young age of 27. "L.A. Woman" was the last original album by The Doors featuring Jim Morrison, a charismatic figure in the rock scene. After the release of this sixth album, Jim Morrison passed away at the age of 27. It reached number 9 on both the US and UK album charts. It includes the hit songs "Riders on the Storm" and "Love Her Madly." (1971 release) Includes commentary, lyrics, and translations 1. Changeling 2. Love Her Madly 3. Bean Down So Long 4. Cars Hiss By My Window 5. L.A. Woman 6. Lamerica 7. Hyacinth House 8. Crawling King Snake 9. Texas Radio 10. Riders on the Storm Media reviews and more Warner Music's proud series of classic foreign music albums: The eighth release in the "Forever Young" series features classic albums by Fleetwood Mac, CSN, CSN&Y, who led the music scene from the 60s, and The Doors, who will celebrate their 60th anniversary in 2025! [The Doors] Debuted in January 1967 with "Break On Through". The Doors' worldview, evoking themes of "death" and "aestheticism," combined with Jim Morrison's charismatic stage presence, garnered attention, and their debut album, "Light My Fire," quickly achieved gold status. In 1968, their third album, "Waiting for the Sun," which included the mega-hit "Hello, I Love You," became their first number one album on the US album charts. After releasing their sixth album, "L.A. Woman," Jim passed away at the young age of 27. "L.A. Woman" is the last original album by The Doors featuring Jim Morrison, a charismatic figure in the rock scene. After the release of this sixth album, Jim Morrison passed away at the age of 27. It reached number nine on both the US and UK album charts. It includes the mega-hit songs "Riders on the Storm" and "Love Her Madly." (C)RS