The Doors' third album, Strange Days, was released in the fall of 1967, pushing their sound into more experimental and psychedelic territory. It featured a unique “canned heat” vocal effect on the title track and saw the band exploring new sonic textures.
- Strange Days was released in September 1967, between the band's debut and their 1968 album Waiting for the Sun.
- The album reached number 3 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The title track "Strange Days" featured a pioneering vocal effect created by running lead vocals through a Leslie speaker, a device typically used for Hammond organs.
The Doors were a Los Angeles-based rock band formed in 1965, known for their psychedelic sound and the shamanistic stage presence of frontman Jim Morrison. Strange Days was their third album, released just eight months after their debut.
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