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The Doors celebrate their 40th anniversary.
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Happy anniversary to one of my all time favorites!


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Wow, 40 years!
35 years since the great poet himself, Jim Morrison passed away.


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Nicely reminded Cedric. The Door's were one of the cleverest band to ever go on vinyl.


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I enjoyed a lot of their music also. "The End" has always been one of my favorites just because it's such a trippy song.

If you've never seen it, check out the movie "The Doors" which was released a few years back. Val Kilmer was scarily identical to Jim Morrison...he really did a great job playing the part.


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one of my favourite doors numbers was five to one. classic song by a classic band

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