1971 Window Cov DOORS - LA WOMAN psych blues MORRISON
  $   158

 


$ 158 Sold For
Jul 10, 2011 Sold Date
Jul 5, 2011 Start Date
$   10 Start price
17   Number Of Bids
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                             CLEAN

STILL IN FACTORY SHRINK WRAPPER with LOVE HER MADLY STICKER

                 "Window Cover Original

                                   

 

                                                 THE DOORS

                      L.A.Woman

                                                          

                                           

              

                  USA - ELEKTRA RECORDS (butterfly) - EKS 75001 - stereo

CLEAN

STILL IN FACTORY SHRINK WRAPPER with the rare "Love Her Madly" sticker on outside of the cellophane wrapper...very sought after...most folks tore off the cellophane wrapper and there went the (rare) sticker....

                      ?? Original 1971 vinyl with the highly collectible window cover ??

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"LA Woman" is the Doors' blues-rock swan song (at least, for Jim), and what an album! This is the Lizard King at his bluesman stage, where he gains a certain newfound mystique with possibly, wisdom? Definitely maybe the album for people who like that hard-hitting blues-rock sound.
Being a Doors album, it is bound to have a song or two everyone knows, coming in the form of three songs actually. First, is the quick and infectious melody of "Love Her Madly", a minor hit and a smaller nugget compared to the double headed eight minute monsters of the title song and the ghostly finale "Riders on the Storm". With the track "LA Woman" being the centerpiece song of the album, it highlights the fact that the album on the whole is just a great, plain old driving album. There is nothing greater in the world than driving at night to this album. Not only does Morrison hold his own, but Robby Krieger's guitar and John Densmore's drums are definite ingredients to the song's greatness. "Riders On The Storm" is a fitting end to the album (and to Morrison) with it's quiet piano and the ambient sounds of the falling rain.
The opener "The Changeling" is catchy and tough, showing that band could still play like the young band of old, but with a touch a grittiness that a less-experienced band could not have pulled off. Morrison in his growling gruff greatness... "Cars Hiss By My Windows" still has that old beatnick club-like blues sound which ends in a wah-wah impersonation by Jim. And then, "L' America" builds up in an eerie way, definitely being the "scary song" that seems to be on every Doors album. "Texas Radio and the Big Beat" is a favorite with a lot of people, and it's very interesting and quite unique amongst the rest of the songs. Morrison's vocals are distorted a bit to give that classic radio sound, and it's quite catchy, that's for sure.
Overall, this is one of the bands' finest efforts, and it's amazing Morrison could still pull off all of the stops for his final performance despite all the world weariness his body took in a short amount of time. Still a testament to his greatness, too. Basically, this is the full blossoming of what "Morrison Hotel" started in transforming the Doors from a strange psychedelic band to a complex powerhouse blues-rock band. One of the best 'rock' albums from the 70's.

The Changeling

Love Her Madly

Been Down So Long

Cars Hiss by My Window

L.A. Woman

L'America

Hyacinth House

Crawling King Snake

W.A.S.P., The (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)

Riders on the Storm

 

CONDITION: The 'window' cover with rounded corners is M- in factory shrink wrapper (piece of outer cellophane at top right has come loose on back cover only, but all there and fitting tightly) ... there are very minor light scuffs along the pocket opening where cellophane wrapper has pulled away...otherwise minty clean... very collectible rarity after nearly 40 years...original price sticker on front cover, removable if desired ...and that "Love Her Madly" sticker on outer cellophane is not only rare but highly desired...

The vinyl is ALL glossy, visual both sides M- expect record to play in TOP enjoyable zones without problems ...both labels are clean

The crucifix inner sleeve, yeah, is that Morrison on the cross? That's what they were implying the way the government was hassling him back in the day of redneck Amerika ...

 

       

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!

 

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...

 

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