Tag: the Doors

Jim Morrison’s Will

Before you kick the bucket be careful how you plan your will. When Jim Morrison abandoned his mortal coil, his worldly possessions were passed to his girlfriend Pamela Courson provided she lived 3 months after his death. She did with a few days more to spare. Her parents cashed in the Doors megabucks. “The Doors lead […]

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Hello, I Love You Staircase

What is not to like about this staircase. “Hello, I Love You” lyrics sprawled immaculately on a staircase.  Too bad they can’t write “Stairway to Heaven” on the steps. Now that would be obviously cool. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to […]

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The Origin of Morrison Hotel

The Doors’ Morrison Hotel, the second last album has many stories to tell. The actual  Morrison Hotel is no more for many years. It is vacant as many dreams seem to be today. Wandering in lost streets of nothingness. Let’s sit down and reflect those little things we forgot that we cherished when we were […]

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The Doors Light My Fire Covers

Just how many recording artists recorded Light My Fire by the Doors? You will be surprised as the infant site Light My Fire Covers examines that question. Some famous artists and others not as well known take a stab at hitting it rich with Light My Fire. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought […]

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Album Covers Minus Dead Band Members

Albums depicting dead members digitally removed from their respectitive records by Hatim el Hihi and Jean-Marie Delbes on Tumblr. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message personally and, with […]

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Elektra Got Their Mojo Working

Mojo has their Mojo working this month. Celebrating the little record outfit Elektra that went on to produce for them perhaps the greatest American band, The Doors. Learn the history of the record label and the top 60 albums unleashed on the unsuspecting ears of the world. From Love to Queen. Included with the magazine […]

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