Uncut — London Fog 1966 arrives in December London Fog 1966 arrives in December The post The Doors to release recently discovered live recordings from 1966 appeared first on Uncut. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — THE APOCALYPSE BLUES REVUE (formerly BLUE CROSS BAND), the new project from GODSMACK's Shannon Larkin and Tony Rombola, has inked a deal with Provogue. The band's debut album will be released later in the year. THE APOCALYPSE BLUES REVUE, whose line... more info

Mercury News, California — A Malibu cave made famous by a rumor that Jim Morrison of The Doors used to go there is no longer open to the public. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — During a brand new interview with Billboard.com, former SKID ROW singer Sebastian Bach — who has toured with Axl Rose a number of times — was asked if the GUNS N' ROSES frontman's reunion with Slash surprised him. He responded: "Yes. Ye... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — U.K. rock writer, author and TV and radio program maker Mick Wall has just released a new book on iconic MOTÖRHEAD frontman Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister called "Lemmy: The Definitive Biography". Based on Mick's original interviews with Lemmy conducted ... more info

Core News — “It’s Record Store Day! Hoorah! Mary Anne celebrates with Doors drummer John Densmore, exciting #RSD16 releases and music news updates from Elizabeth Alker! The Doors will be issuing limited-edition vinyl discs at record shops across the world th... more info

MSN Music — The songs remain the same. There’s a fine line between musicians being influenced by one another, and plagiarism. Some attempt, and fail, to (ahem) blur that line. The latest group to face such controversy is Led Zeppelin. Their legendary song “S... more info

Stereogum — There are lots of good reasons to go see Patti Smith play a New York show if you get a chance, but here’s an extra one: There’s a pretty high probability that Michael Stipe will play a surprise solo set at the show. Last year, Stipe played his fi... more info

Stereogum — The Doors are part of a very specific category of classic-rock artists: the gateway artists. The bands that — assuming you weren’t around in the ’60s — are amongst the first names you explore when you start digging into pop music’s past. Th... more info

Time — Hello we love you, Boy George and Jack Black more info