JimMorrison

 Every single track smells. The aroma is intense and pleasant to hear.

 We have an introduction, nine chapters of pleasure. A conclusion. Just like in a book.

Le Orme's 1969 album Ad Gloriam stands out as an innovative Italian concept album combining psychedelia and progressive rock. It features a blend of intense and subdued rhythms that evoke strong emotions and nostalgia. The lyrics explore themes of daily struggles, love, and disillusionment with a poetic touch. The album's structure resembles a book, inviting repeated listening to fully appreciate its depth and creativity. Explore Le Orme's Ad Gloriam and experience a pioneering gem of Italian progressive rock!

 The album certainly represents the lowest point in the discography of the Lizard King and his associates.

 Only a die-hard fan of the Doors can fully appreciate it.

Released in 1969, 'The Soft Parade' is a controversial album for The Doors, reflecting Jim Morrison's personal struggles and band tensions. The album features extensive use of wind instruments and strings, leading to a more commercial sound that distances itself from the band's earlier grit. While much of the album lacks strong content, tracks like 'Shaman's Blues' and the title track stand out. It remains an album mostly appreciated by die-hard fans. Discover the complex layers of The Doors' 'The Soft Parade' – listen now and explore its unique place in rock history.