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Waiting for the Sun
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Waiting for the Sun

album by the Doors
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  • Jim Morrison with the Doors
    the Doors
    / Arrest of Jim Morrison in 1969

    …of the Doors’ third album, Waiting for the Sun (1968), Morrison had created a shamanistic alter ego for himself, “the Lizard King”; the singer’s poem “The Celebration of the Lizard” was printed inside the record jacket. His concert performances were marked by increasingly outrageous stunts, and Morrison was arrested in…

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    …of the Doors’ third album, Waiting for the Sun (1968), Morrison had created a shamanistic alter ego for himself, “the Lizard King”; the singer’s poem “The Celebration of the Lizard” was printed inside the record jacket. His concert performances were marked by increasingly outrageous stunts, and Morrison was arrested in…

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