The 1983 US Elektra cassette (9 60274-4-F) pairs Strange Days and LA Woman on one rare, hard-to-find tape.
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View all 2,946 →Strange Days's 1967 US Elektra EKS-74014 first pressing features a tan label, elongated Stereo font, and original lyrics sleeve.
Japan's 1985 Doors double-LP gatefold (Elektra P-6236~37) with obi and lyrics has 132 owners and 230 wants on Discogs.
The Lost Interview Tapes Featuring Jim Morrison Volume Two: The Circus Magazine Interview
Bright Midnight Records · CD · 2002-01-23
Jim Morrison's candid October 1970 Circus Magazine interview spans 40 tracks on Bright Midnight Records' 2002 US CD RMH2 7909.
The Lost Interview Tapes Featuring Jim Morrison Volume Two: The Circus Magazine Interview
Bright Midnight Records · CD · 2006-11-14
Bright Midnight Records' RMH2 7909 is the second Lost Interview Tapes CD, with Jim Morrison's 1970 Circus session on 41 tracks.
Japan-only 1998 two-disc set (Elektra MAMCY 2931/2) containing discs 1–2 of the US four-disc Doors box set.
The 1991 US white vinyl Paris Records pressing of Resurrection (7-3-71) omits the Doors logo on labels and back cover.
The 1967 US Elektra stereo pressing EKS-74007 gold-label has a Weill-Brecht ASCAP credit on Alabama Song, unlike later issues.
This 1970 US Elektra Butterfly-label Monarch-pressed Absolutely Live double LP is common but highly condition-sensitive.
The 1995 US Elektra CD (61812-2) of An American Prayer adds three bonus tracks, making it the most complete edition.
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