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Editor's Note
Like their East Coast compatriots the Velvet Underground, L.A. band the Doors went against the 1960s flower-power grain with dark, cerebral rock driven by the electrifying presence of their charismatic frontman, Jim Morrison. Though the band carried on after Morrison's drug-induced death in 1971, the Doors were at their creative peak from 1967 to 1969, when they released their first three records. This documentary offers a critical review of the Doors' recorded output during those legendary years through rare archival footage, interviews with critics and musicologists, and live performance clips.
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