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    of creative energy, with most of the focus on Jim Morrison. His looks and talents clearly tell why. Jim was well aware that the magic of The Doors could never have happened without the fortunate talents of John Densmore, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison. Robby Krieger, for example, wrote lyrics and music that sounded a lot like Morrison's work, such songs as "Light My Fire," "Love Me Two Times," and "Love Her Madly." There are many that think Jim was the only

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    a. last time he saw Morrison was 1971 in the recording studio is santa monica boulevaurd b. first 2 ablums of the doors was “the doors” & strange days c. Morrison left to paris because he needed a break d. Sixth ablum called “L.A. woman” seventh was “absolutely live” e. They were negoniated a deal with Elektra records for the seven album after which they were going to sign to altantic records. f. Jim had a posse called by his friends the Santa monica mafia pg 10 g. Michael Mcclure once said that

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    Dr. Teresa Mitchell Mul2380 11 March 2015 Jim Morrison Jim Morrison was known as the sexy appealing sixties rocker musician who was both a songwriter and singer for the popular rock group called The Doors (Bio). On December 8 of 1943, in Melbourne, Florida, Morrison began his life by studying film at UCLA and met the future members of the famous band (IMDb). Since he was known for his uncontrollable drinking and drug use which caused him to behave outrageously on stage, he decided to leave the

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    Every athlete has wished they could jump a little higher, swim a little longer and run a little faster. Throughout the history of sport there have been accounts of chemical enhancements taken by athletes to give them this advantage. This has developed more as time has taken its grasp on modern medicinal practices. People try to obey the laws of a pure sport, yet there seems to be an increasing margin of those who “dope” and get away with it and the small group those that does not, how does this still

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    Tugba Dilara Erarslan 31.12.2016 Extra Credit Assignment Forbidden Planet as Adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Tempest Forbidden Planet is a 1956 American science fiction film which is centered on a starship crew that goes to survey a planet (Altair IV) only to find two survivors and to see the destruction of the planet at the end. This movie is of great significance primarily because it happens to be an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s famous play The Tempest

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    Dreamgirls: A Feast for the Ears and Soul There are many great musicals that the world has ever seen in the past years. Some have often brought us to tears while some may have brought to us to a world far beyond our imagination’s reach. In a world where television and the internet have often given us too many options to choose from as a form of entertainment, the soul and level of perfection still brought about by the broad way musicals are still one of the best for some of us. When talking about

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    living. Six years passed from the time of the formation of the band in 1966 to the death of Morrison in 1971. During that time they released six studio albums. The Doors consisted of vocalist Jim Morrison, keyboardist Ray Manzarek, guitarist Robby Krieger and drummer John Densmore. Their debut album simply titled The Doors was

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    “Morrison arrived. He had on his black vinyl pants and he sat down on a leather couch in front of the four big blank speakers and he closed his eyes. The curious aspect of Morrison’s arrival was this: no one acknowledged it. Robby Krieger continued working out a guitar passage. John Densmore tuned his drums. Manzarek sat at the control console and twirled a corkscrew and let a girl rub his shoulders. The girl did not look at Morrison, although he was in her direct line of sight

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    Jim Morrison

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    Joseph S. Ms. Whitten English 4/Period #1 3 Mar. 2014 James Douglas Morrison The most legendary man to live mainly people know him as Jim Morrison or Lizard King, known for his unique music and writings. Considered as a sex icon in the 60’s due to his charismatic character and giving birth to rock in roll. James Douglas Morrison, an American Poet, filmmaker & lead singer for The Doors, was influenced by philosophers and poet’s views on aesthetics and morality mainly portrayed in Fredriech Nietzsche’s

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    Stephen Devine Eng 102 D Fall, 06 The Lizard King: Jim Morrison “There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors.” Jim Morrison was an American poet who played a major role in the revolution of rock music in the U.S. throughout the late sixties and part of the seventies. His music has influenced millions and changed the way that people looked at rock as a whole. His poetry, often written under the influence of mind-altering substances captured

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