The Doors (Jim Morrison): "Weird Triangle", Original Pressing, Zap Records, 1968
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Aug 1, 2015 Sold Date
Jul 22, 2015 Start Date
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From Zap Records (7860), this is WEIRD TRIANGLE by THE DOORS, a live album recorded at the Roundhouse, London, in September 1968 and released later that same year. This is the original pressing from Zap on the white, deep-groove label packaged in the original, light brown jacket with colour sheet affixed to front surface. Jacket is NEAR MINT or better; the LP is NEAR MINT MINUS or better. Extremely difficult to find Doors album, an essential piece for the Doors' collector.

The Cuts:

Side One (Side time 23:00)

  1. Light My Fire 
  2. The End

Side two (Side time 20:45)

  1. Five To One 
  2. Break On Through
  3. When The Music's Over

Personnel & Instrumentation:
  • Jim Morrison – vocals
  • Ray Manzarek – keyboards, vocals 
  • Robby Krieger – guitar
  • John Densmore – drums

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