IlConte
31 mar 17
DeRank ™: 16,49
The Doors - Riders On The Storm (ORIGINAL!) - driving with Jim
"Jim Morrison & the Doors on the road (59)
In the sign of destiny, the last song recorded by the Doors with Jim Morrison is an authentic wonder (unfortunately misused by the multitude of the useless in the following years). At the same time calm, dark, unsettling; a splendid ride with a constant groove, incessant, delicate and subtle. The title comes from a funeral tribute that the poet Hart Crane, who lived in the early twentieth century, wrote for a friend (Crane lived perpetually depressed and died by suicide just over thirty). It concludes the list of the band's hypnotic and spectral tracks. It was also the group's last single.
"Jim Morrison & the Doors on the road (59)
In the sign of destiny, the last song recorded by the Doors with Jim Morrison is an authentic wonder (unfortunately misused by the multitude of the useless in the following years). At the same time calm, dark, unsettling; a splendid ride with a constant groove, incessant, delicate and subtle. The title comes from a funeral tribute that the poet Hart Crane, who lived in the early twentieth century, wrote for a friend (Crane lived perpetually depressed and died by suicide just over thirty). It concludes the list of the band's hypnotic and spectral tracks. It was also the group's last single.
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