Long before music videos became standard, Jac Holzman had an idea: create a film to help introduce The Doors’ debut album and first single, “Break On Through.” Directed by Mark Abramson and filmed entirely on Jac’s 16mm camera, the performance footage was shot on a dark

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    Step back in time to 1966... It was the cusp of the Summer of Love, in Studio 1 at Sunset Sound Recorders, where the first “for real” studio recording session for the band happene…

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    Check out all the ways fans see #TheDoorsInRealLife this month 📸 How does the band make its way into your everyday life? Post it and tag us for a chance to be featured. Photos cou…

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    Opening Doors, all around the world. 🌎 ✈️ Photos by Michael Montfort, Jerry Hopkins, and Getty Images. #TheDoors

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    In August 1965, our favorite beat-keeper @JohnDensmore joined what would soon become The Doors. 🥁 Before the rhythm section was locked in, he played in his high school marching ba…

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    "L.A. nightlife, the Sunset Strip, the avant-garde, the alternative world all come from the mighty shadow of The Doors.” -L.A. TIMES The Band from Venice. Photos by Bobby Klein.

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    August 1968. The Singer Bowl. This behind-the-scenes footage captures the chaotic atmosphere of The Doors' legendary New York performance. As Jim pushes the crowd to its limits, f…

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