The Doors

By the time The Doors performed "When The Music's Over" at the Northern California Rock Festival on November 30, 1967, they had just released their self-titled debut album, which included timeless hits like "Light My Fire" and "Break On Through (To the Other Side)." This early period was a whirlwind of creativity and success for the band, riding high on the wave of their initial impact on the rock scene. The performance is not just a testament to their explosive stage presence but also highlights Jim Morrison's evolving persona as a captivating frontman. Interestingly, this live recording was shot by two cameras for the "Feast of Friends" documentary, offering fans a rare glimpse into the raw energy that defined their live shows. It’s fascinating how a moment like this captured their artistic breakthrough, underscoring a pivotal era in rock history.

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