A Ship Of Fools - The Doors

31 Aoû 2012, 9:21

Un mec vend cette affiche sur Priceminister pour 223 euros !
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Geoffrey

31 Aoû 2012, 9:26

Ah oui la fameuse affiche que tu trouves pour 10 balles dans tous les marchés aux puces du monde ?
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31 Aoû 2012, 9:48

exactement. Le gars n'a qu'une moyenne de note de 4,6/5.
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—léna

1 Sep 2012, 6:43

je t'en fais un en sérigraphie? ça sera plus collector… crois-moi : )
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—léna

5 Sep 2012, 21:36

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5 Sep 2012, 22:48

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16 Sep 2012, 3:48

Bon ,j'ai mis ça dans les "News" mais celle-ci n'en est pas une.
Je n'ai trouvé le sujet dans lequel vous avez très certainement débattu ,à savoir
" The Doors Unreleased Original Studios " qui étaient en vente l'année dernière.

Bandes retrouvées .

The Doors Unreleased Original Studio Recordings. A fantastic find, this set of nine eight-track reel-to-reel tapes features six hours of studio recordings by the influential band. Contents includes five different takes of "When the Music's Over", featuring different lyrics as well as Jim Morrison on harmonica; several great takes of "Queen of the Highway" that reveal the band's creative processes at work as the music and lyrics evolve over radically different approaches to the song; hair-raising performances by Morrison on "Not to Touch the Earth"; unreleased tracks "I Will Never Be Untrue" and "Motor Cooled Down"; plenty of studio banter; and more. Also included is a reel featuring an interview with an unspecified person, and a blank reel.
These are original master tapes -- not safety copies -- with studio-quality sound, and no other copies exist except for nine CDs of digital transfers that go to the winning bidder.

Merci de vos infos ou de me router vers l'ancienne discussion ;-)

18 Sep 2012, 23:18

Les mémoires d'un garde du corps.
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jimborrison

19 Sep 2012, 12:48

Citation de john silence : Les mémoires d'un garde du corps. Merci Gilles!
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jimbo24

20 Sep 2012, 1:29

...faut voir comment c'est écrit mais je pense que ça vaut le coup d'oeuil.Sûremment une vision de l'envers du show des 60's !! Peut-être, aussi, quelques virées morrisonienne...
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Nico

20 Sep 2012, 8:44

Citation de 1969 : Un mec vend cette affiche sur Priceminister pour 223 euros ! Ma soeur vient de me la ramener de San Francisco : 5 $
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20 Sep 2012, 13:04

Longueur/ largeur ?
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Philippe

24 Sep 2012, 11:47

Citation de john silence : Les mémoires d'un garde du corps. il vient de m'accepter en "ami" sur facebook, un pas de plus vers jim !
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3 Oct 2012, 1:33

Les news complètes de Jampol,désolé c'est en anglais :

Here's what's going on.

First, as you are all-too painfully aware, our "Year Of The Doors" has been blown to smithereens by several outside forces. The record industry has imploded, seemingly beneath our feet. As I've stated before, most physical CDs in the States are sold at "Big Box" retail stores like Best Buy, WalMart, etc., and they don't CARRY catalogue releases as a whole. So, that's been a drag. Secondly, we've put out quite a bit of product over the last 7 or 8 years, and both labels and retailers are a little inundated with Doors stuff, so we've been getting a lot of resistance from both sides. It's been an uphill fight.

The result:

1. I'm STILL fighting for a physical release of the complete outtakes from L.A.Woman. The label, to date, is not willing to do this, but I haven't given up. Will I win this one? God, I hope so, but so far? No. Stand by, though;
2. I think the complete Matrix Masters can/will be released. Again, that's been a fight, but I think we can see this through, even if it's through an outside licensee like Mobile Fidelity, Audio Fidelity, Analogue Productions or the like. I'd still like to see gold CDs remastered by Steve Hoffman. He's just completing Janis Joplin's "Cheap Thrills" for me now, and we will continue to push for this;
3. We are still trying to work out another live release - whether that's Hawaii, Vancouver or the like, there are some missing parts, and we have to decide if and how to address. The last word ain't been writ on this by The Doors themselves yet, so anything can happen. If/when I have news on this front, I will let you know;

HOWEVER, we do have some cool things in store.

As you have seen, the brand new Hollywood Bowl is coming. The soundtrack is coming on CD and digital as well. THAT was a fight in and of itself, believe me. I have also seen the back 'n forth on how the fixes were done, the flying in outside pieces, etc. These were decisions made by The Doors themselves, along with Bruce Botnick. They made creative decisions - some will agree, some won't, but we can't please ll the folks all the time, THIS we know. In the end, the guys opted to please themselves and create what THEY felt was the best presentation. It's not perfect. But in the end, it's what they opted for. And they (and I) feel that it works well, it's the best presentation of the concert, and, hell - it's a miracle that Botnick was able to wrangle a complete show out of what we had to work with. Watching the show now, it brings back the magic of that night, the cohesion of a complete Doors show, and the absolute best technological restoration of the film. Also, I think you're really gonna like the extras. We spent a lot of time, money and care on producing three long documentary-style short films to go along with the concert, and I think you'll be really happy. I think they're, like 90 minutes in length all together (don't quote me on this), and feature extensive interviews - with the guys, with Lisciandro, with the Chambers Brothers, Botnick, and more, including a really cool history of the Bowl itself. I didn't know that Dick Dale was the first rock performer to ever take the stage at the Bowl....

You WILL see The London Fog released. This has been a struggle as well, but we've come up with what I think is some of the coolest packaging I've ever seen. Our idea was to build a really amazing "collector's box" with music, photos, souvenirs, etc. I can't say much right now, but trust me, I had you guys in mind when we designed this. It is really something. Look for it in the first half of 2013. But, again, ya know......don't quote me on absolute date. Just know you WILL have it.

Jac Holzman, The Doors and I have been working exhaustively for the last year and a half on what we hope is THE absolute, ultimate Doors digital collectible - a complete, super in-depth App and e-Book (they go together at this point) that will, we hope, blow hardcore fans away. Among other features, to go along with all the digital tricks and doodads, Jac has gathered pieces, writings, opinions and submissions from Patti Smith, many journalists/essayists and a whole host of additional unexpecteds. Expect it to be a really deep, immersive experience. This has been a labor of love by Jac himself, and it's his deepest, most loving and authoritative take on the band that changed his life and world history. You can feel his guidance, care, passion and love in every single byte. Look for this in Q1 of 2013.

Other things we're working on? Another DVD concert - and nothing's off the table, whether it's Europe, Stockholm, Isle Of Wight, etc. It's a labyrinthian maze of issues, but we're working our way through them. A complete reorganization of The Doors' iTunes store. A whole separate, new plan for Europe, South America, Australia and Asia. Some collectible physical stuff. Etc, etc.

You will also see vinyl and SACDs of all Doors studio albums from Analogue Productions. These will be the very best, uber-high quality audiophile-grade products that it is possible to create. Analogue Productions has spent an absolute fortune - not only in painstakingly pure remastering and in ultra-careful vinyl pressing and SACD preparation - but they have printed a stunningly beautiful booklet to go with the vinyl. It's obvious how much love went into it, and they hired Ben Fong-Torres to write extensive new essays on each studio album as well.

As things coalesce and gel, I will be back here from time-to-time to update you. We have to convert to a digital and streaming world, but we're not gonna let the physical, catalogue and hardcore world go. EVER, as long as I'm around.I'll do my best, I promise, but I do not make ANY decisions in a vacuum, and there are many outside partners, vendors, rightsholders and others that have a voice (and even a roadblock) - not to mention the guys themselves. They approve everything, and we follow their vision completely. I'm the manager, but it is THEIR band, their art, their friend Jim, and their legacy.

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13 Oct 2012, 9:33

All new 16mm color footage from the 1967 Television broadcast 'Bruce Morrow's Music Power' has surfaced. Head over to the site for more details:

RECORIDNG DATE: 09/29/1967
LOCATION: Denver, CO (Concert)
PRODUCTION: ABC Studios N.Y.
COLOR: Yes
LENGTH: 6:00+
HOST: Bruce Morrow

A one hour television special from Bruce Morrow's radio studio in New York titled 'Bruce Morrow's Music Power'. Shot in color, this 16mm footage features performance footage of The Doors at the University of Denver on September 29th, 1967. The final broadcast features an edit of two cameras, including footage of 'Light My Fire' and 'The End'. Other performers featured in this television special include Jefferson Airplane, Blues Magoos and The Children of Paradise. Originally broadcast on Channel 7 in New York at 7:30pm. Master footage reels do not appear to exist.

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28 Oct 2012, 2:25

Set List: Break On through Back Door Man *Radio promotion* Hyacinth house (In Spanish improvisation) Light My Fire The End - Jim: "Yo Soy Fidel Castro." (incomplete Source) Le petit frère du Warehouse ;-)
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15 Nov 2012, 10:15

Celebrate the Season with the Ovation Award-winning Troubies as they give a wild stripped down, bare bones, rock re-telling of the classic holiday tale of Rudolph, with a sexy, sultry, scary soundtrack - and snow. It's Strange Days in the North Pole when a reindeer named Rudolph is born with a glowing red nose. Finding no Hello I Love You at the Reindeer Games, Rudolph is left alone with his Roadhouse Blues. Only when he meets the darling doe Clarice, does he proclaim, "You Light My Fire!" But can Rudolph save Christmas by leading the Reindeer Riders On The Storm and help Santa Break On Through the blizzard? Whip up some season cheer in your Soul Kitchen and meet the Troubies down on Love Street for an unforgettable show - you're sure to Love Her Madly!

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Et nous en France , on se tape des comédies musicales à Kamel Ouali et consorts !!!!

19 Nov 2012, 5:08

The Smith Tapes Box Set A limited edition box set of audio interviews with rock stars and cultural icons, recorded between 1969-1972 and not heard since. extrait 1 extrait 2 extrait 3 Thanks M.T.
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19 Nov 2012, 9:20

Quand Molière rencontre Jim ou l'inverse ... Article
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19 Nov 2012, 9:26

Lescop: l'ex -ado berçait par Morrrison

Quand j’étais gamin, je voulais être Jim Morrison. Ce n’est pas l’homme à la peau de serpent qui m’intéressait, mais son côté auteur de chansons. Même si ses poèmes sont quelconques, c’était un mec très littéraire, décalé, différent et du groupe et des autres rockeurs de l’époque. C’est grâce à lui que j’ai compris qu’on pouvait s’exprimer avec la musique. Ado, j’étais avant tout fan de punk-rock, voire de rock alternatif.

Quand Molière rencontre Jim ou l'inverse ...

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marcelpilman

19 Nov 2012, 12:27

tu sais comment je suis ma couille, c'est Jim Morrison et d'autrre de ce son genre que je ne suis pas naif. On peut déconner et savoir ce qui est vrai mais c'est tellement bien d'en parler plutôt de vouloir pleurer et déprimer.
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Sister Mid'nite

22 Nov 2012, 14:34

Citation de john silence :

En complément

Défiant les codes de son siècle, défiant la morale et la mort, "Dom Juan était un rebelle absolu", assure Jean- Charles Raymond, metteur en scène de la compagnie vauclusienne La Naïve, qui a choisi de s'attaquer à ce monument du théâtre de Molière par la face nord !

Transposer ce texte classique du XVIIe siècle en plein milieu de la furie et des excès en tout genre des "seventies", donner à Dom Juan la dégaine de beau gosse dévasté de Jim Morrison, le mythique chanteur des Doors. La compagnie La Naïve nous plonge dans l'univers esthétique, à la fois visuel et musical, de ces années soixante-dix, que les moins de 20 ans ne peuvent pas connaître. Mais c'est un parti-pris de "désacraliser le théâtre" pour les jeunes, "terreau de rébellion", une approche pédagogique pour leur parler de choix, d'envie, d'insouciance, de la liberté absolue de l'homme… La plus grande figure du libertinage du XVIIe siècle devient ainsi rock star rebelle, la foi devient mystique, la famille devient mafia, la fuite un road-movie, mais le mythe reste intact. La musique des Doors est convoquée pour la bande originale électrique de ce road-movie, marqué par de nombreux clins d'œil cinématographiques, de Stanley Kubrick à Terry Gilliam, de Martin Scorsese à Francis Ford Coppola…

Pratique : au Théâtre du Chêne Noir (8 bis rue Sainte-Catherine). Jeudi 22 novembre, à 19 h, vendredi 23 et samedi 24, à 20 h, dimanche 25, à 16 h.

8 Déc 2012, 15:04

Super émission sur les groupies sur Arte :

Groupies-Les chasseuses de stars

Approcher Jimmy Page ou passer avec Mick Jagger une folle nuit d'amour... : tels furent les rêves des groupies des années 1960 et 1970.

Trois de ces ex-fans, la soixantaine passée, reviennent sur l'époque où elles suivaient leurs idoles comme leur ombre. Pamela Des Barres évoque les heures torrides vécues avec Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page ou Jim Morrison. Jenny Fabian, célèbre égérie de l'underground londonien, se décrit comme "un doux vampire, se nourrissant de la gloire de ses musiciens favoris". Le film montre ces groupies sous un jour nouveau : plus que des partenaires d'un soir, elles accompagnaient et soutenaient véritablement les célèbres musiciens. Aujourd'hui, elles ne regrettent rien. Et surtout pas l'esprit de ce temps-là, fait d'émancipation et de rébellion contre les interdits d'une société conservatrice.

songbird

8 Déc 2012, 15:12

Citation de john silence :

il montre un extrai de jim a venice beach en 69 , superbe qualiter .