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bubblehead2
bubblehead2
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Edited Dec 18, 2007, 16:52
Re: Doors vs Joy Division
Dec 18, 2007, 16:45
As much as i like both bands it's Joy Division who get my vote .

First off, i became familiar with The Doors through my mates older brothers and sisters record collections whereas Joy Division were a discovery of my own and as such mean far more to me.

Secondly, I prefer Curtis's dark paranoia over Morrison's angst. Despite Morrison's poetic aspirations it's Curtis's lyrics that i find the most affecting. Similarly, despite their limitations as musicians i prefer the Joy Division' sound ' ( see below too )

Hannett's unique production on the Joy Division records add a dimension that the Doors LP's lack.

Er, and i think Ray M's a bit of a knob !

IMO of course !!!

Perhaps i find it easier to relate to a depressed Englishman than to a drunken Californian ;-)
Dog 3000
Dog 3000
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Whatever happened to Jimbo?
Dec 18, 2007, 18:11
He absolutely would have been part of the "Hollywood Vampires" clique of the early 70's, with John Lennon, Micky Dolenz, Keith Moon, Ringo, Nilsson, Jack Nicholson . . . . but then he would have just drunk himself to death again by 1975!
keith a
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Re: Final Score: Doors vs Joy Division
Dec 18, 2007, 22:55
Blimey. They din't like you, did they JT? ; )
unleasHell
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Re: Doors vs Joy Division
Jan 06, 2008, 22:37
bubblehead2 wrote:
As much as i like both bands it's Joy Division who get my vote .

First off, i became familiar with The Doors through my mates older brothers and sisters record collections whereas Joy Division were a discovery of my own and as such mean far more to me.

Secondly, I prefer Curtis's dark paranoia over Morrison's angst. Despite Morrison's poetic aspirations it's Curtis's lyrics that i find the most affecting. Similarly, despite their limitations as musicians i prefer the Joy Division' sound ' ( see below too )

Hannett's unique production on the Joy Division records add a dimension that the Doors LP's lack.

Er, and i think Ray M's a bit of a knob !

IMO of course !!!

Perhaps i find it easier to relate to a depressed Englishman than to a drunken Californian ;-)




I am a sober caifornian and I agree with you!
shanshee_allures
2563 posts

Re: Doors vs Joy Division
Jan 06, 2008, 23:30
I don't care much for either, but I can see they are a squillion light years
away from each other musically.

They also each had male lead singers I suppose...spooky...;-)

Is this just a 'who you prefer' one?
Ah'm confused!

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