Doors Strange Days 1967: A Work In Progress, Part 2 (blue Vinyl) (rsd) (limited)
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LP RHINO ELEKTRA Release date: 18/Apr/2026
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Style:
Other Pop
Product No.:
2101850805
Details / Tracklist:
1.1 When the Music's Over (Take 1)
1.2 When the Music's Over (Take 5) [Incomplete]
2.1 People Are Strange (Rough Mix)
2.2 Love Me Two Times (Backing Track)
2.3 We Could Be So Good Together (Rough Mix)
2.4 Moonlight Drive (Rough Mix)
2.5 Strange Days (Backing Track)
Description:
"Strange Days 1967: A Work In Progress, Part 2 (Blue Vinyl)" in the Vinyl Maxi format is a collector's release that opens a rare window into The Doors' creative process during one of their most fertile periods. Instead of a conventional best-of compilation, this edition focuses on the evolution of the "Strange Days" era recordings, presenting extended or alternative studio material (where available) in an audiophile-friendly format. Pressed on striking blue vinyl, it is visually and sonically aimed at fans who value both sound quality and aesthetic presentation in their collection. The Maxi format gives room for longer tracks, work-in-progress versions or session excerpts, making the listening experience feel like being present in the studio in 1967 while ideas were still taking shape.
The blue vinyl pressing is more than a cosmetic choice; coloured vinyl editions of classic rock material have become highly desirable among collectors, and this release is tailored to that audience. The focus here is on the atmosphere of late-1960s Los Angeles, when rock, psychedelia and poetry were colliding in new ways. "Strange Days 1967: A Work In Progress, Part 2" captures that spirit by highlighting the raw, experimental side of The Doors' music rather than just the polished album versions, offering deeper insight into their sound, interplay and studio experiments of the time. For long-time fans, it complements the original album; for newcomers, it offers a more intimate entry point into the band's world.
The Doors are one of the most influential rock bands of the 1960s, known for their darkly poetic lyrics, hypnotic organ lines and a dramatic stage presence. Formed in Los Angeles, they became icons of the psychedelic era, blending rock, blues and jazz-tinged improvisation into a sound that was immediately recognizable. Their catalogue includes era-defining songs such as "Light My Fire", "Break On Through (To the Other Side)", "People Are Strange" and "Riders on the Storm", as well as classic albums like "The Doors", "Strange Days" and "L.A. Woman". Their legacy rests not only on commercial success, but also on their willingness to push lyrical and musical boundaries, which continues to influence rock and alternative artists today.
The manufacturer Warner brings decades of experience as one of the major forces in the international music industry. As a long-standing label and rights holder for numerous legendary rock acts, Warner has played a central role in preserving and reissuing key catalogue titles in high-quality editions. Releases such as "Strange Days 1967: A Work In Progress, Part 2 (Blue Vinyl)" benefit from this expertise, often featuring carefully prepared audio and collector-oriented packaging. With its global network and commitment to physical formats alongside digital distribution, Warner remains an important partner for artists and fans who value the album as an object and a complete artistic statement.
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