Waiting for The Sun by the Doors

I analyze the image of hell and heaven seen in songs and band's career. Their songs bring the audience to the depths of darkness, which reveals the dichotomy between heaven and hell. The doors have their seemingly infinite paradise moments, but there are some examples of hell. In addition, their music comes from the conditions they saw or felt under the sun scattered in the 1960s. Furthermore, the scattered sun can represent hell in the hell of Dante.

In 1968, Doors released the third studio album "Waiting for the Sun". The band played in the Hollywood bowl on July 5; the show is known for that DVD: Live at the Hollywood Bowl. This year, the band will also perform for the first time in Europe. Their fourth album, The Soft Parade, was released in 1969. Thanks to the songs they wrote, this is a member of the first album band that got praise on the sleeve. Previously, all songs in the album were classified as "The Doors". Four performances took place at London's round house on September 6 and 7, 1968, and Jefferson Aircraft Company, taken in Granada, opened for John Shepard's television documentary "Doors Open" . Around this time, Morrison who was drinking began to appear in a clearly drunk recording session. His live performances are often delayed

In 1954, Johnny Cache entered the auditorium of Sun Record label. At that time, he was not anyone. He sells household appliances from home to home and is playing a gospel song with two friends. He went bankrupt and his married life stalled. It is the only hope to save his life by having a record contract. "Take it home and take it home So let's bring it home, if you hit a track and lie in a groove, you have time to sing a song. People are at your place. I am dirty Think about the song, that song will tell God how you feel about the time on earth.

For me, I love listening to The Doors' album "Waiting For the Sun". This is the album you recommend to your friends. What inspires me most is the song "Hello, I love you". This song is basically about love. The last section was written by Jim Morrison three years before the album was recorded and he was watching an attractive African-American girl at Venice Beach. "The sidewalk is at her feet, it looks like a dog that pleads for sweetness.You want to see her to her, but you are absurd, do you want to use this gloomy thing?" Wikipedia.com, 2010)