#paul rothchild

[blueeyeddarkknight]

Crazy things Val had to do for Oliver stone in the doors 🤯🦎👑

1) cut his hair fr (and then the scene was cut 😩)

2) jump on the stage for Like 12 takes while the real Jim only did it once

3) walking on the roof of the chateau marmot

4) In this one he didn't even know he was going to do it.. Oliver made it a surprise ��

5) And again.. This time it's hanging from the window

6) Okay I'll admit.. This one was Val's idea😀

He was bored! 😪 so he decided to jump from the stage into the crowd.. the stuntman failed to catch him and he ended up breaking his arm 🤕

7) had an actual Wiccan marriage with Kathleen Quinlan 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨 performed by a real winccan priestess (aka the real Patricia kennealy morrison🧙🗡️🩸 👀)

8) had to sing "the end" 🎶 at least 15 times until his voice went hoarse 🗣️ and he collapsed on the stage floor😢

But! Paul rothchild himself was so pleased he hugged Val for like 15 minutes and said it was perfect 😍

That's it for part 1!

(yes we're not done believe it or not 😳 )

Part 2 :

[90smovies]

[closetofcuriosities]

The Doors - AOP Tee

[nofatclips]

Clouds by Joni Mitchell

Tin Angel

Chelsea Morning

I Don't Know Where I Stand

That Song About the Midway

Roses Blue

The Gallery

I Think I Understand

Songs to Aging Children Come

The Fiddle and the Drum

Both Sides, Now

[sugar-coated-saphic]

If PTA characters had pets

Boogie nights

•reed rothchild- a white rabbit (for magic)

•scotty j- a budgie or parrot

Magnolia

•phil parma- he feeds stray cats that come to his home

•jim kurring- used to have two rats before he became a police officer

Licorice pizza

•alana Kane- a Siamese cat

•gary valentine- golden retriever (they both got their pets as puppies/kittens so they both get on)

[rockteeuk]

Behind the Scenes: The Making of The Doors' Iconic Debut Album #classicrock #thedoors #jimmorrison #rockumentary 

Explore the captivating behind-the-scenes stories of The Doors' groundbreaking debut album in this exclusive 20-minute documentary. Discover how Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, and John Densmore created one of the most influential records in rock history. Featuring insights from producer Paul A. Rothchild and rare footage, this video takes you into the heart of the recording sessions that defined a generation. 

From the intense recording of 'Break On Through (To the Other Side)' to the haunting creation of 'The End,' experience the magic and challenges behind the music. 

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[mymelodic-chapel]

The Doors- Waiting for the Sun (Psychedelic Rock, Blues Rock, Psychedelic Pop) Released: July 3, 1968 [Elektra Records] Producer(s): Paul A. Rothchild

[supersanaana]

Album of the day!

Strange Days

Strange Days is the second studio album by the American rock band The Doors, released on September 25, 1967. It came out just one year after their self-titled debut album and continued their exploration of psychedelic rock, poetic lyrics, and dark, atmospheric music. The album was both a critical and commercial success, though its themes were often more introspective and surreal compared to its predecessor.

Key Information:

Release Date: September 25, 1967

Label: Elektra Records

Producer: Paul A. Rothchild

Album Length: 34 minutes

Genre: Psychedelic rock, acid rock

Track list:

Strange Days

You’re Lost Little Girl

Love Me Two Times

Unhappy Girl

Horse Latitude

Moonlight Drive

People Are Strange⭐️

My Eyes Have Seen You🎸

I Can't See Your Face in My Mind

When the Music's Over🎸

Color Code: Perfect, Awesome, Good, Mid, Bad, Interlude ( These are just my opinions 🫶)

Most Popular: ⭐️

Personal Favorite: 🎸

Rating: 9/10 Highly recommended :)

[dollarbin]

Mitchell Mondays #6:

Roses Blue

... yeah, yeah, I know, It's not a Monday on any level. But since when have I actually published any of this stuff in an organized fashion? I say that it's time to talk about Joni Mitchell.

So, let's do this...

There are just a few songs that invariably scare the Sweet Baby Jesus out of me. Whether it's Tom Waits sharing the last words of a doomed 15 year old after she gets into a van with a vagabond then offering us the cold reality that a little rain never hurt no one or Lou Reed describing an altogether different doomed woman losing her kids to CPS and then Lou inviting the kids in to literally sob while he strums, many of the songs that scare me are short stories I would rather not have read.

The storytelling in Joni's Roses Blue from Clouds is comparatively mild. She dedicates the song to a friend in transition, a woman who's laying her religion on her friends and prophesying vague tarot and star-born troubles. The subject is dark but it's Mitchell's performance that breeds existential dread.

To begin, there's no safe pace within this song. Mitchell races through the melody then dwells on details: rain on shingles; black cards you cannot barter. Nothing is at peace here, nothing's dependable. Dark priestesses don't follow rules.

And then, in the second verse, one of the record's rare overdubs creeps in; you'll have to tell me yourself what instrument Mitchell is working with here: a mandolin? 6 of them? Or are those just lurching demons? Roses Blue is a soundtrack for paranoia and dread.

Stephen Stills, who sucks, reportedly added some textures to this record; if he's responsible for those mysterious, doom-laden strings it's the greatest moment in his career.

But who am I kidding? Mitchell, who'd been assigned The Doors' celebrity producer Paul A. Rothchild for this, her second record, created all but Clouds' opening track entirely on her own when he conveniently wasn't looking. She ditched at least one overbearing man for Roses Blue so surely she ditched Stills as well.

And what other song out there has a character like this: a sloppy witch who sounds like a charlatan but still manages to terrify us? Stevie Nick's Rhiannon comparatively occupies an episode of Scooby Doo. In a world of songs inhabited by beautiful women, endless men and the love lost and won between them, the troubled lady in Roses Blue stands alone.

One of the best nights of my life was spent knocking back tequila and playing Settlers of Catan with a whole pack of manfriends at one end of a giant room while our wives got deep into the zodiac at the other end. We men thought the ladies were joyfully full of crap; they knew we were. But no one there was out to get one another Roses Blue style; instead we were a broad circle of mirth.

I hope you are able to form just such a circle yourself this New Years!

[kdo-three]

The Doors - Roadhouse Blues (1970) (Album Version) Jim Morrison / John Densmore / Ray Manzarek / Robby Krieger from: "Morrison Hotel" (LP) (Side One: Hard Rock Café) "You Make Me Real" / "Roadhouse Blues" (Single)

Blues | Blues Rock

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Jim Morrison: Vocals Ray Manzarek: Keyboards Robby Krieger: Guitar John Densmore: Drums

Lonnie Mack: Bass G. Puglese: Harmonica (John Sebastian):

Produced by Paul A. Rothchild

Recorded: @ Elektra Sound Recorders in Los Angeles, California USA November 4–5, 1969

Album Released: on February 9, 1970

Single Released: March, 1970

Elektra Records

[blueeyeddarkknight]

Some fun cameos in the doors movie u probably haven't noticed 😳😃 (part 1)

Paul williams (the voice of the penguin from batman tas ) as warhol's PR

Crespin Glover ( back to the future) as Andy warhol

Paul rothchild the doors producer as his own character's assistant

(he also mastered the movie soundtrack and helped Val with the role a lot)

Mimi Rogers (Tom cruise ex who introduced him to scientology 😬) as magazine photographer

Lisa eldestine (Dr Lisa cuddy from house md) as makeup artist on the Ed Sullivan show

[barefootwildnfree]

Janis Joplin Once Broke A Bottle Over Jim Morrison’s Head...

Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison had a love of drinking in common, but Joplin was turned off by Morrison’s obnoxious behavior. At a party held by producer Paul Rothchild, Joplin rejected Morrison’s advances, but he persisted — until Joplin hit him over the head with a bottle of Southern Comfort. According to the biography, “Break On Through: The Life and Death of Jim Morrison” by James Riordan, despite being knocked out by the blow, Morrison continued to admire Joplin, enthusing, “What a great woman! She’s terrific!”

[closetofcuriosities]

Jim Morrison x Mosquitohead

[odk-2]

The Doors - Roadhouse Blues (Album Version) (1970) Jim Morrison / John Densmore / Ray Manzarek / Robby Krieger from: "Morrison Hotel" (LP) "You Make Me Real" / "Roadhouse Blues" (Single)

Blues | Blues Rock

Tumblr (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Jim Morrison: Vocals Ray Manzarek: Keyboards Robby Krieger: Guitar John Densmore: Drums

Lonnie Mack: Bass G. Puglese (John Sebastian): Harmonica

Produced by Paul A. Rothchild

Recorded: @ Elektra Sound Recorders in Los Angeles, California USA November 4–5, 1969

Album Released: February 9, 1970

Single Released: March, 1970

Elektra Records

"Roadhouse Girl" (1953)

[radiomaxmusic]

Feature LP / The Doors (1967) / 3pm ET / 1-12-25

The Doors is the debut studio album by American rock band the Doors. Recorded in August 1966 at Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood, California, it was produced by Paul A. Rothchild and released on January 4, 1967. Since its release, the record has been often regarded as one of the greatest debut albums of all time, by both critics and publishers. It features the long version of the breakthrough…

[top100countdown]

Top 100 Best Albums of All-Time

65. THE DOORS

THE DOORS

The Doors is the debut studio album by the American rock band the Doors, released on January 4, 1967, by Elektra Records. It was recorded in August and September 1966 at Sunset Sound Recorders, in Hollywood, California, under the production of Paul A. Rothchild.

#thedoors#thedoorsthedoors#thedoors1967