Did you ever feel that the last album
for The Doors, being 'An American Prayer,' ever feeling slightly jarring to
make or deserving of its creation? Or was there something you wanted to change
about it due to its touchy subject? Since the reception was polarising at best,
the albums itself being Morrison posthumous poetry readings with instrumental
music mixed in.
The general conception of the
album is something that sort of stuck in my mind, since it seems more for those
who were around Jim in some sense yet being polarising at the same time mainly
due to Jim's passing.
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Did you ever feel that the last album
for The Doors, being 'An American Prayer,' ever feeling slightly jarring to
make or deserving of its creation? Or was there something you wanted to change
about it due to its touchy subject? Since the reception was polarising at best,
the albums itself being Morrison posthumous poetry readings with instrumental
music mixed in.
The general conception of the
album is something that sort of stuck in my mind, since it seems more for those
who were around Jim in some sense yet being polarising at the same time mainly
due to Jim's passing.
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