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The Doors – The Doors
Title: The Doors – The Doors
Year/Genre: 1967, Psychedelic Rock
Matrix #: EKS-74007
Condition: VG+ (plays great, typical light wear for age)
Cultural Facts:
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Released in January 1967, it came out just as the “Summer of Love” era was beginning in San Francisco and L.A.
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Recorded at Sunset Sound in Hollywood while the band held court as a house act at the Whisky a Go Go.
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The sleeve photo was shot on La Cienega Boulevard, tying the record visually to the mid-’60s L.A. club corridor.
Price Suggestions:
NM: $70–$90
VG+: $48–$60
VG: $30–$40
G: $18–$24
12/1/25 KG
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