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Throwback: The Doors Ft. Scott Weiland Perform Five to One [VIDEO]
Throwback: The Doors Ft. Scott Weiland Perform Five to One [VIDEO]
Throwback: The Doors Ft. Scott Weiland Perform Five to One [VIDEO]
R.I.P. Scott Weiland. Here's a look back at the time he channeled the late Jim Morrison with the surviving members of The Doors when they reunited at Hollywood Center Studios in Los Angeles on September 26, 2000 to perform with six different vocalists for an episode of VH1 Storytellers. There was no doubt in my mind then who best brought back the spirit of the band. Take a look:
Doors Documentaries Streaming Free for Jim Morrison’s Birthday
Doors Documentaries Streaming Free for Jim Morrison’s Birthday
Doors Documentaries Streaming Free for Jim Morrison’s Birthday
Jim Morrison would have turned 70 on Dec. 8, and while it's impossible to imagine what he might have done over the past few decades if he hadn't passed away in 1971, he'd probably have Internet access if he were still alive -- which he could use to stream a trio of free Doors films from Qello.
New Excerpt From A 1969 Interview With Jim Morrison Revealed, Doors Frontman Explains Why ‘Fat Is Beautiful’ [VIDEO]
New Excerpt From A 1969 Interview With Jim Morrison Revealed, Doors Frontman Explains Why ‘Fat Is Beautiful’ [VIDEO]
New Excerpt From A 1969 Interview With Jim Morrison Revealed, Doors Frontman Explains Why ‘Fat Is Beautiful’ [VIDEO]
A new sound bite from a 1969 interview with legendary Doors frontman Jim Morrison has just surfaced. This sounds like the pre-interview to me. Listen to Morrison reminisce about taking advantage of his college meal plan, which led him to a weight of 185 pounds. He says, "I felt like a large mammal. A big beast." He goes on to explain why "fat is beautiful":
The Doors Rare 1965 Acetate Sells For $3,650 on eBay
The Doors Rare 1965 Acetate Sells For $3,650 on eBay
The Doors Rare 1965 Acetate Sells For $3,650 on eBay
An ultra-rare, six-song Doors acetate from 1965 sold via eBay on Monday (Oct. 10) to the highest bidder at the hefty price of $3,650. This collector’s dream piece had some serious action during the auction, pulling in no less than 40 bids before the magic words “you’re the highest bidder” came across the victor’s screen.