Strange Days: Remastered & Expanded - Doors Reviews

"Strange Days" is the second album released by the band "The Doors". It came out in 1967. Despite good sales, this was never the best selling album and no single really made it top of the charts. My favourite song in "When the music's over" which for many critics already had in itself the ...

Three seminal albums came out in the summer of 1967. One was widely publicised, the other two received little mention in the UK. Each broke away from the group's earlier styles. They were Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles, Forever Changes by Love and Strange Days by The Doors. Strange Days is the bands second album. ...

Faced with the task of producing the traditionally “difficult” second album to follow up their trailblazing debut, the Doors simply carried on where they had left off, with no real change of tone or theme from their eponymous classic. In fact many of the songs on STRANGE DAYS were older compositions considered for the first release, ...

This album was the second offering from the Doors and it continues to build on the springboard created by them from their first album. The trademark Manzarek keyboard sound is still in evidence and Morrison/Kriegers song writing is just as extravagant. A particularly surreal track is Horse Latitudes, which is a maddening collection of ...