THE DOORS – SELF-TITLED – ORIGINAL ELEKTRA LP vinyl album gold label s/t VG/VG+
What stands out about the rock style on this album is the chorus.
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What stands out about the rock style on this album is the chorus.
Produced by Elektra Records, this high-fidelity recording showcases the iconic sound of The Doors, featuring original inner sleeve and cover art in a classic black vinyl format.
This is the error album. The cover has it as stereo EKS-74014. Also, the inner matrix etchings are EKS 74014A/74014B. If you’re looking for a pristine copy this is not it.
This iconic LP, released in 1967 on Elektra Records, features the legendary lineup of Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek, and John Densmore.
The Doors – The Doors Elektra EKS-74007 (1968). B1 Back Door Man 3:30. A1 Break On Through (To The Other Side) 2:25. B3 End Of The Night 2:49. B5 The End 11:35. A2 Soul Kitchen 3:30.
This black vinyl pressing is quiet and free from any distracting pops.
Vinyl: Visually graded in G+ condition with storage wear, hairline scuffs and scratches Playgraded in G+ to VG condition with intermittent light background noise depending on track that does not overpower music Cover: VG condition with storage and ring wear, 3”seam split on bottom due to dried glue Includes original inner sleeve with no splits
It was pressed in Germany in 1973 following the death of Jim Morrison in Paris, France, in 1971. This collection contains their 1st and 2nd albums. Their first release, «The Doors», contained the hit single Light My Fire, as well as Break on Through and The End.
The Doors – Self Titled LP (1967) is a classic first pressing on the Elektra Records label. This stereo vinyl record, with a speed of 33 RPM, features iconic tracks by The Doors in excellent condition (EX). The 12″ LP format showcases the band’s unique sound and musical style, making it a must-have for any collector or music enthusiast looking to enjoy the musical legacy of The Doors from the United States in the 1960s.Jim Morrison was a year ahead of me at UCLA but I never saw or met him on campus.
Up for your consideration is one DOORS SELF TITLED ALBUM, DATE ON RECORD READS 1967, I SEE NO OTHER DATE ANYWHERE INDICATING IT WAS A RERELEASE RECORD ALBUM.