November 9th marks “The End” of a lot of things in America. To some it marks the end of the election and to others it feels like the end of the world. However you feel, let’s agree to make this “The End” of a divided country and come together.
On a musically positive note, now that Trump has won, it’s time for Martin Shkreli to make good on his promise!
If Trump wins, my entire unreleased music collection, including unheard Nirvana, Beatles, and of course, Wu-Tang, comes out, for free.
— Martin Shkreli (@MartinShkreli) October 27, 2016
The Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 was estimated to be the largest music festival in the ’68-’70 golden era of outdoor music festivals. Upwards of 700,000 were on hand to watch Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Sly and the Family Stone, Miles Davis and so many more legendary acts of the 60s and 70s, include the iconic The Doors.
The Doors performed on the fourth night of the five day festival. The night of their performance was cold, rainy and windy. To make matters more difficult, Jim Morrison refused to have movie spotlights on the band during the performance. The footage as you’ll see is shrouded in darkness and is downright erie—a perfect match for the song.
