I’m wearing my beautiful Guatemalan shirt— do you think ICE will come after me?
Check out this killer drum cover of “L.A. Woman” by TikTok user u/wrightydrums.
Always cool to see new players keeping the rhythm alive - solid feel and serious energy on this one.
Keep ‘em coming. Tag me if you’ve got your own take.
#Repost @thedoors
The Doors’ original 1970 Japanese compilation GOLDEN DOORS VOL. 2 is now available worldwide for the first time. This 12-track LP makes its debut on limited-edition purple vinyl, featuring classics like “Touch Me” and “Five to One” alongside deeper cuts like “Horse Latitudes” and “Land Ho!”
Each order also includes an exclusive bonus 7” Japanese EP with five additional tracks—only available through The Doors webstore and not sold in stores.
Available in limited quantities. Shipping now from The Doors store - link in bio.
On this day in 2001, I joined the Rainforest Action Network in Itasca, Illinois, to protest Boise Cascade’s logging practices. Alongside fellow activists like @bonnieraittofficial, Rabbi Joe Hurwitz, and @julia_butterfly_hill_official, we held a sit-in and gave speeches calling for change.
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Around this time in 1991, I found myself at the 10th Annual Video Dealers Association Convention in Las Vegas.
What can I say - Sin City and VHS tapes... a match made in analog heaven.
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Happy Birthday to the one and only @carlossantana!
I used to catch Santana at the Fillmore in San Francisco and even saw him tear it up at Woodstock ‘69. His talent is unmatched - but it’s his heart and generosity that really stand out. I’ve supported his Milagro Foundation, which does amazing work introducing city kids to nature and sustainability.
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Hard to believe it’s been another trip around the sun for THE SOFT PARADE.
We were stretching out - adding horns, strings, trying something new. Some folks didn’t get it at the time, but that was the point. We weren’t here to stay in one lane.
Jim was diving deeper into the poetry, and we were pushing the sound wherever it wanted to go. That album’s a snapshot of a band refusing to play it safe.
The Three Drummers: attending Ringo’s 85th! Fred Armisen comedian/drummer extraordinaire, Jim Keltner studio drummer extraordinaire, & some cowboy drummer.
#Repost from @facesofrock1 - Take 10 of “Riders On The Storm.”
The whole track had this eerie, cinematic vibe, so we kept the rhythm loose and jazzy to let the storm roll through.
The world could certainly use reaching across the aisle in non-violence...jd
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