The Doors - Strange Days - Analogue Productions SACD oos this recording features Alexander Gibson

this recording features Alexander Gibson conducting the Royal Opera House Orchestra

who also wrote several of the arrangements

Don't Get Around Much Anymore

Lounge Act

The Doors - Strange Days - Analogue Productions SACD oos this recording features Alexander GibsonHybrid Multichannel SACD Mastered by Doug Sax Using an All Tube System, Overseen by Doors Producer Engineer Bruce Botnick Originally released in 1967, Strange Days was The Doors' second album, deepening the melodic, psychedelic blend of blues, Eastern music, classical and pop heard on their debut. It delivered the hits "Love Me Two Times" and "People Are Strange" alongside edgy experiments like "Horse Latitudes" and the sprawling counterculture