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'''Jim Morrison''' ([[birth|born]] [[1943]] [[December 8]]) was an [[United States of America|American]] [[rock music|rock]] singer/lyricist and cult figure since his death. His collections of [[poetry]] include An American Prayer (1970) and The Lords and The New Creatures (1971). Dead, a better selling poet than most live ones.

Morrison studied theatre arts at the University of California and formed a group which was in 1965 christened The Doors after Aldous HuxleyÊ¼s book on mescaline, The Doors of Perception, which quoted William BlakeÊ¼s poem.

If the doors of perception were cleansed<br/>
All things would appear infinite.

Their first album, â€œThe Doorsâ€ (1967), mixed performances from Bertolt Brecht/Kurt WeilÊ¼s â€œAlabama Song (Whisky Bar)â€ to Willie DixonÊ¼s â€œBack Door Manâ€.

Francis Ford Coppola used The DoorsÊ¼ performance of â€œThe Endâ€ in Vietnam War film, Apocalypse Now, and in 1991 director Oliver Stone made the film biography The Doors, starring Val Kilmer.

Oliver StoneÊ¼s movie â€œThe Doorsâ€ depicted three true incidents.

Author Tom Robbins (Another Roadside Attraction) covered a Doors concert for SeattleÊ¼s undergound â€œHelix,â€ describing them as â€œlate patricidal, lunchtime in the Everglades, Black Forest blood sausage on electrified bread, Jean Genet up a totem pole, artists at the barricades, Edgar Allan Poe drowning in his birdbath, Massacre of the Innocents, tarantella of the satyrs, L.A. pagans drawing down the moon.â€

==External link==
* [http://www.doors.com/ Doors]

[[Category:Musicians]]
[[Category:Poets]]
[[Category:Singers]]
[[Category:Lyricists]]

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		+	Morrison studied theatre arts at the University of California and formed a group which was in 1965 christened The Doors after Aldous HuxleyÊ¼s book on mescaline, The Doors of Perception, which quoted William BlakeÊ¼s poem.
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		+	If the doors of perception were cleansed<br/>
		+	All things would appear infinite.
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		+	Their first album, â€œThe Doorsâ€ (1967), mixed performances from Bertolt Brecht/Kurt WeilÊ¼s â€œAlabama Song (Whisky Bar)â€ to Willie DixonÊ¼s â€œBack Door Manâ€.
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		+	Francis Ford Coppola used The DoorsÊ¼ performance of â€œThe Endâ€ in Vietnam War film, Apocalypse Now, and in 1991 director Oliver Stone made the film biography The Doors, starring Val Kilmer.
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		+	Oliver StoneÊ¼s movie â€œThe Doorsâ€ depicted three true incidents.
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		+	Author Tom Robbins (Another Roadside Attraction) covered a Doors concert for SeattleÊ¼s undergound â€œHelix,â€ describing them as â€œlate patricidal, lunchtime in the Everglades, Black Forest blood sausage on electrified bread, Jean Genet up a totem pole, artists at the barricades, Edgar Allan Poe drowning in his birdbath, Massacre of the Innocents, tarantella of the satyrs, L.A. pagans drawing down the moon.â€
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		+	==External link==
		+	* [http://www.doors.com/ Doors]
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		+	[[Category:Musicians]]
		+	[[Category:Poets]]
		+	[[Category:Singers]]
		+	[[Category:Lyricists]]

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-'''Jim Morrison''' ([[birth|born]] [[1943]] [[December 8]]) was an [[United States of America|American]] [[rock music|rock]] singer/lyricist and cult figure since his death. His collections of [[poetry]] include An American Prayer (1970) and The Lords and The New Creatures (1971). Dead, a better selling poet than most live ones.
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-Morrison studied theatre arts at the University of California and formed a group which was in 1965 christened The Doors after Aldous HuxleyÊ¼s book on mescaline, The Doors of Perception, which quoted William BlakeÊ¼s poem.
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-If the doors of perception were cleansed<br/>
-All things would appear infinite.
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-Their first album, â€œThe Doorsâ€ (1967), mixed performances from Bertolt Brecht/Kurt WeilÊ¼s â€œAlabama Song (Whisky Bar)â€ to Willie DixonÊ¼s â€œBack Door Manâ€.
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-Francis Ford Coppola used The DoorsÊ¼ performance of â€œThe Endâ€ in Vietnam War film, Apocalypse Now, and in 1991 director Oliver Stone made the film biography The Doors, starring Val Kilmer.
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-Oliver StoneÊ¼s movie â€œThe Doorsâ€ depicted three true incidents.
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-Author Tom Robbins (Another Roadside Attraction) covered a Doors concert for SeattleÊ¼s undergound â€œHelix,â€ describing them as â€œlate patricidal, lunchtime in the Everglades, Black Forest blood sausage on electrified bread, Jean Genet up a totem pole, artists at the barricades, Edgar Allan Poe drowning in his birdbath, Massacre of the Innocents, tarantella of the satyrs, L.A. pagans drawing down the moon.â€
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-==External link==
-* [http://www.doors.com/ Doors]
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-[[Category:Musicians]]
-[[Category:Poets]]
-[[Category:Singers]]
-[[Category:Lyricists]]