What's in your Doors Collection?

What Doors items do you have in your collection?

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lizardkingteo wrote:BallroomDays67 i was looking on ebay and found the BD-84 that youre missing ,dont know if that is a 1st or 2nd but check it out for yourself :

http://cgi.ebay.com/The-Doors-Captain-B ... 240%3A1318
Thanks, Teo. I'm pretty sure it's a 2nd.
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john christopher wrote:and some lps.....

http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/4254/69026675.jpg
They had a few of those in this record store I went to down in Ocean Beach last weekend....
All I found was An American Prayer and the guy said the other three were sold the day before I got there :/
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TheDoorsMusic wrote:Thanks. I like that poster and would like to have one in the collection some day. The price on that one though is more than I'm willing to spend.
Geezz thats a lot of $$.

Dan, did you just recently put those up on your wall?
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Lauren wrote:
TheDoorsMusic wrote:Thanks. I like that poster and would like to have one in the collection some day. The price on that one though is more than I'm willing to spend.
Geezz thats a lot of $$.

Dan, did you just recently put those up on your wall?
Nope. They were there on the wall when you last visited the room.
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TheDoorsMusic wrote:
Lauren wrote:
TheDoorsMusic wrote:Thanks. I like that poster and would like to have one in the collection some day. The price on that one though is more than I'm willing to spend.
Geezz thats a lot of $$.

Dan, did you just recently put those up on your wall?
Nope. They were there on the wall when you last visited the room.
everything?? ru sure?? i do not remember the LP's.

if so then damn, too many beers :oops:
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The LP's? You might be confusing John Christopher's post.

My doors LP's are in a DJ case. About 85 of them.
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TheDoorsMusic wrote:The LP's? You might be confusing John Christopher's post.

My doors LP's are in a DJ case. About 85 of them.
Maybe I am confusing myself...???
I saw the posters and that was it....(i think)
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The books too. There's a lot in the Gun safe as well and I'll show all who visit this summer. :)
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The doors room with the Red Light. Walk in there when you're stoned. Holy shit. :lol:

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Nice, Dan :D Is that one of those Morrison Hotel plaques?I've been thinking of getting the WFTS one myself...

What will be filling the empty frame btw?
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Yep. That's a MH plaque. Number 25/2500 I bought from Kerry years ago.

That's not an empty frame but rather the Yellow Fantasy Faire poster. :lol:
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TheDoorsMusic wrote: That's not an empty frame but rather the Yellow Fantasy Faire poster. :lol:
haha, looks empty bathed in all of that red light :lol:
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Thats awesome room :lol:

Haha, maybe i have same kind of "asylum" in the future as well :mrgreen:

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TheDoorsMusic wrote:Yep. That's a MH plaque. Number 25/2500 I bought from Kerry years ago.
That's the only Doors plaque I've ever purchased. It's really nice. I have #324.
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that room reminds me of "the end" and i dunno why
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desertlizard wrote:that room reminds me of "the end" and i dunno why
The Ancient Gallery
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u are probably right
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Found this 1945 theater program yesterday looking through some old newspapers and such:
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The place is better known to Doors fans as what it later became, the Hullabaloo, the Kaleidoscope, and the Aquarius Theater.
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My groovy 45 Record Case from the 60's era. I keep my promo doors 45's in there only.

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jim4371 wrote:Found this 1945 theater program yesterday looking through some old newspapers and such:
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The place is better known to Doors fans as what it later became, the Hullabaloo, the Kaleidoscope, and the Aquarius Theater.
Thanks for that. =)
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No problem, eh. Thanks for helpin' a brother out :D
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Anytime, man. =)
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Beautiful D. :wink: And the Doors in them make's it complete. :D
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TheDoorsMusic wrote:My groovy 45 Record Case from the 60's era. I keep my promo doors 45's in there only.

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very nice! =)
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Nice red light Dan, For a change you need one of those old rotating lights that change from red to blue to green , then yellow....or a strobe light!

Or one of those amoeba psychedelic background light shows like on the Moby Grape LP back cover!!

Time for a Freak Out....

:mrgreen:

>> I assume you have a super sound system installed to give the proper background music to your Doors museum?
"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music".

-Aldous Huxley
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jamestkirk wrote:Nice red light Dan, For a change you need one of those old rotating lights that change from red to blue to green , then yellow....or a strobe light!

Or one of those amoeba psychedelic background light shows like on the Moby Grape LP back cover!!

Time for a Freak Out....

:mrgreen:

>> I assume you have a super sound system installed to give the proper background music to your Doors museum?
No, man. Not yet. I'm looking to add like a couch or a comfy chair and make it a room to hang out in and party. I'm getting there though. =)
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bought this at the mall tonight. $25.

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HungryHippo wrote:bought this at the mall tonight. $25.
Nice find!
No mention of radio broadcasts.
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Cool, looks like it's a full-page newspaper ad mounted on some kind of sturdy material, probably a repro...yes?First time I've seen that one...what kind of a "mall" carries something like that anyway? :lol: Thanks for sharing
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universalmind69 wrote:Cool, looks like it's a full-page newspaper ad mounted on some kind of sturdy material, probably a repro...yes?First time I've seen that one...what kind of a "mall" carries something like that anyway? :lol: Thanks for sharing
this older guy comes to town every now and again and rents out this vacant store in the mall. he told me about the ad last week and I almost fell out, but he had it in storage and I wasn't able to check it out until last night.

it appears as if the original owner glued the ad onto a wooden frame and then stretched out a piece of plastic covering over it and stapled it to the sides of the frame. I'm 99.9% certain it's authentic. you can make out the other side of the newspaper.

the guy who sold him the Mexico ad also sold him a set of 4 handbills. it's hard to tell if they're the real deal or reproductions. they're San Jose '68, Cow Palace '70, Avalon Ballroom '67 and Winterland '67. like the Mexico ad, all 4 handbills were pasted onto a wooden frame and plastic wrapped. he wants $50 for this piece.
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