A must-have for collectors and fans alike. Transparent turquoise vinyl. From legendary rock band The Doors. Genre: Rock. Limited edition release. Release Date: 2026-04-18.
Vinyl LP (Turquoise, Limited & Numbered). New & Sealed.
There’s a noticeable edge to Robby Krieger’s guitar work and Jim Morrison’s vocals here that ends up softened on the finished album. Moonlight Drive. People Are Strange. When The Music’s Over (take 1).
SHIPPING ONLY $10 IN THE USA FOR ANY QUANTITY OF RECORDS/CDS SHIPPED TOGETHER (EXCEPT BOX SETS). IN CANADA SHIPPING IS JUST $20 FOR ANY QUANTITY (EXCLUDING BOX SETS). Box sets usually have a higher initial shipping cost, but any additional items added at no extra shipping cost. The Doors’ Strange Days 1967: A Work in Progress, Part 2 presents newly unearthed material from the band’s early 1967 album sessions, featuring rough mixes without final overdubs on side one and previously unreleased outtakes of “When the Music’s Over” on side two. Limited-Edition LP pressed on Transparent Turquoise Vinyl, with poster included. Side 1: 1. WHEN THE MUSIC’S OVER (Take 1) 2. WHEN THE MUSIC’S OVER (Take 2 – inc.) Side 2: 1. PEOPLE ARE STRANGE 2.
What stands out about this version is the unique green vinyl pressing quality.
This product is a new and sealed LP by The Doors titled «Strange Days 1967: Work in Progress Part 2.» Released in 2026 by Rhino, this rock genre vinyl is a 12″ record made in Germany. The album features the iconic band’s music and is a must-have for any collector or fan of The Doors’ work from the 1960s.
Moonlight Drive. People Are Strange. When The Music’s Over (Take 1). When The Music’s Over (Take 2 – inc.).
A must-have for collectors and fans alike. Transparent turquoise vinyl. From legendary rock band The Doors. Genre: Rock. Limited edition release. Release Date: 2026-04-18. Format Details.
Moonlight Drive. This release presents previously unreleased outtakes of classics like “When the Music’s Over” and rough, unpolished mixes, providing an honest, behind-the-scenes view into the making of one of rock’s most influential albums.
A nice touch is the blue tint that fades slightly toward the center.