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STRANGE DAYSThe DoorsProto-Prog4.25 | 467 ratings |
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![]() The whole album has a kind of darkness attached to it, and on the downside of the coin, an almost-bored professionalism that threatens to make the whole thing meaningless or not serious. Certainly, this album doesn't have the magic atmosphere of the previous album. But in the end, the darkness prevails and draws us in. Strange Days (the song) is routine in melody, anything but in lyrics. Even the pop songs are haunting, the singer sounding like he's living half-way between life and another dimension. Which of course proved to be the case. It wasn't an act, it was real.
giselle |
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