L.A. Woman

Well, I'm going to, so that's the structure of the video is going to be, I'm going to do a review, but I'm also going to include reviews from other people because there are other reviews from other people in this.

But my title is going to be something like The Doors, LA Woman Shootout, ERC versus AP versus Rhino Hi-Fi dash now with more rock stars.

I think that's what it's going to be.

I'm not a hundred percent sure I'm spitballing that idea, but it was a lot of fun and it was really cool.

And I'm thinking like, I love this.

Like to me, this is awesome.

Listening to four minutes of LA Woman, the same four minutes, 10 times to me is awesome.

I think it's great.

But, yeah, I've got a CD in the car there on the doors.

LA Woman's a favourite.

And Jackson Brown, I love Jackson Brown's work.

But, yes, it's all controlled by these families that run the world through their minions.

Thanks everybody for listening.

Upcoming, Heart Like a Wheel, L.A. Woman, and Joe Jackson's Look Sharp.

And I look forward to looking sharp with those conversations with you, Robert.

Oh, good God.

...the songs that they went to spread, you know, play different stuff, didn't they, I suppose, but...

Which is their, to be honest, that's their better stuff to me, as far as Motel and LA Woman are their two best albums.

But

they've got a lot more of a rock band by that side, become a lot more rock band.

I think there was that research and through Oliver Stone's film and various things.

And LA Woman is the album that I always go back to.

It's

a fantastic album.

And before we get started, just for those who like to listen ahead for albums we'll be discussing, up next is Automatic for the People, then Heart by R.E.M.

Uh, next, Heart Like a Wheel by Linda Ronstadt, and then L.A. Woman by The Doors.

Oh, good.

So Robert, why don't...

I'm gonna plow right through this before Robert can say something else inappropriate.

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Coming up, Automatic for the People, R.E.M., Heart Like a Wheel, Linda Ronstadt, L.A. Woman by The Doors.

Thank you, listeners, for joining us today.

I'm very familiar with it.

The L.A. Woman on the AP title.

It's just that I've heard it a gazillion times.

I've heard the album 10 gazillion times.

And the building it's in used to be the recording space for the doors is where they recorded or rehearsed or whatever.

L.A. Woman.

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And when you order the pirate captain special, which is basically whatever they concocted that day, they ring the bell and they shoot fire.