The Doors – The Doors (Vinyl) Grouper Reserve it for thunderstorms and

Reserve it for thunderstorms and candlelight

listeners with an appreciative ear for his genre-sampling maturation into the mainstream will find Twelve Carat Toothache to be a fascinating emotional exploration of a conflicted artist who can't help but churn out star-making hits at the expense of his own happiness

It's light rock made heavy through thought and intention

David Donaldson - bass banjo/percussion

The Doors – The Doors (Vinyl) Grouper Reserve it for thunderstorms andThe Doors self titled first LP remains of the greatest debut albums by a rock group. What kind of band in 1966 would include a Kurt Weill Bertolt Brecht song on their first album, or even start the first track with a bossa nova drum beat? The Doors were unique, then and now, mashing up Indian ragas with blues, jazz, rock, esoteric poetry and a phenomenal songwriting ability. Jim Morrison was the ultimate LSD shaman rock star: dark, poetic and moody,