Strange Days (45rpm, 200g-edition) - Plak

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Sinister, beguiling ... these were words reviewers used to describe The Door’s melodic psychedelic-era genre-blending sound. A mix of blues, Eastern music, classical and pop fueled hits such as the bluesy “Love Me Two Times” and “People Are Strange” from The Door’s debut follow-up, "Strange Days".<br /><br /> "Strange Days" featured a smattering of edgy recitations (“Horse Latitudes”) and smoky rockers (“My Eyes Have Seen You”). Morrison’s rallying cry »We want the world, and we want it now!« from the ambitious extended track, “When the Music’s Over”, marked a touchstone for that era’s counterculture movement. Rolling Stone described "Strange Days" as having »all the power and energy of the first LP, but (it’s) more subtle, more intricate and much more effective«.