No specific subject to cover, just wanted to throw out a few miscellaneous thoughts for consideration that intrigue me.
-I find it funny how Arthur sometimes referred to Johnny as 'Echols' but called the other band members by their first name; maybe since they knew each other since before birth (per Johnny) it was a camaraderie term.
-I know there was some remorse by Johnny that by jettisoning Bobby Beausoleil they somehow started his downward path, but looking at what he did post Love I conclude that he had the seed for his atrocious acts already implanted.
-More incendiary lyricist: Jim Morrison More colorful lyricist: Arthur Lee
-Dear Snoopy, sometimes less is more. The bonus features from Love Story don't serve you well.
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What has he done/is doing post Love? There isn't much information about him in any of the threads, maybe because he was never considered a full member of the band. And in Einarson's book there still seems to be a lot of vitriol about his time with the band on all sides. Too bad, I'm sure he could spice things up with his rememberances.The Freedom Man wrote:I had some email contact with Snoopy last year, or maybe the year before, but I thought the way he is living now, he's cool with the way he was portrated in LOVE story.He still has a free spirit.
He has kept himself in great shape regardless. His one man band performance in the movie was a trip!
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He has released an album of late...haven't heard it...Ed?silentseason wrote:What has he done/is doing post Love? There isn't much information about him in any of the threads, maybe because he was never considered a full member of the band. And in Einarson's book there still seems to be a lot of vitriol about his time with the band on all sides. Too bad, I'm sure he could spice things up with his rememberances.The Freedom Man wrote:I had some email contact with Snoopy last year, or maybe the year before, but I thought the way he is living now, he's cool with the way he was portrated in LOVE story.He still has a free spirit.
He has kept himself in great shape regardless. His one man band performance in the movie was a trip!
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More random thoughts:
-Strange how Miami was the city that factored into the crumbling of both the Doors (directly) and Love (indirectly).
-New respect for 'Bummer in the Summer'. To me that was always the least significant song on FC, kind of a throwaway. But Johnny's country twang solo in the middle and the thundering keyboards make it stand out. Even the closing line has some punch to it.
-Strange how Miami was the city that factored into the crumbling of both the Doors (directly) and Love (indirectly).
-New respect for 'Bummer in the Summer'. To me that was always the least significant song on FC, kind of a throwaway. But Johnny's country twang solo in the middle and the thundering keyboards make it stand out. Even the closing line has some punch to it.
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