Strange Days

"Strange Days," the second studio album by The Doors, is a psychedelic journey that captures the band's evolving sound and darker themes. Released on September 25, 1967, this classic rock masterpiece reached number three on the US charts, solidifying The Doors' place in music history. The album blends new songs written on the road with tracks composed before their debut, showcasing the band's versatility and depth.

With a runtime of just 34 minutes, "Strange Days" is a concise yet powerful collection of tracks that include the haunting title song, the seductive "Love Me Two Times," and the enigmatic "People Are Strange." The album's mystery is enhanced by the band's refusal to appear on the cover, adding to its allure. The original stereo mix, remastered for the first time in 30 years, is available on CD, offering listeners a chance to experience the album in its best sound quality in a decade.

"Strange Days" is a testament to The Doors' innovative spirit and their ability to push the boundaries of rock music. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to their music, this album is a captivating exploration of the band's psychedelic and classic rock roots.