Influences & Legacy
13 entries in the The Doors compendium.
Miles DavisA fusion of Cellar Door jams and Pascoal studio pieces, edited by Teo Macero into a dense The Velvet UndergroundNew York's gritty underground pioneers who walked parallel paths with Los Angeles' psychedJimi HendrixThe most influential guitarist of the 1960s and arguably the greatest instrumentalist in rPink FloydArchitects of sonic labyrinths who redefined the boundaries of rock music through light, sAntonin ArtaudThe visionary theorist whose radical ideas fueled the Lizard King's darkest performances.Bob DylanThe voice that taught the poet to sing in electric keys.Edgar Allan PoeThe dark poet whose shadows danced through the psychedelic heart of rock.Lou ReedA New York poet whose electric shadow walked alongside the LA icon.Patti SmithThe punk poet who carried the torch of rock's literary soul from Morrison to a new generatAlice CooperA theatrical successor who amplified the dark stagecraft of the psychedelic era.Tom PettyA voice of the people who carried the torch of rock rebellion forward.Bruce SpringsteenAmerican rock mythology, still going — just passed to a new pair of hands.Robert PlantA voice drenched in blues, roaring through the same psychedelic years as the era's biggest
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