John Densmore Archives - Cryptic Rock

The Doors – Golden Album (Rhino Reds Vinyl Review)

CrypticRockCrypticRockSeptember 13, 2023

The 1960s is probably one of the most significant decades in modern civilized history. A period where The Vietnam War boiling over, there was turmoil and division all around. A time where protest was predominant, of course the angst in the air bled through into ... Read More

The Doors – Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970 (Live DVD Review)

Marieval YebraMarieval YebraFebruary 19, 2018

The Doors are without a doubt one of the most unique and important Rock bands to emerge from 1960s. A time of change in America, the anti-Vietnam war movement was only part the story. Essentially, the music of the time encapsulates the feeling and emotion ... Read More

The Doors’ Debut Album – Still Breaking Through 50 Years Later

CrypticRockCrypticRockJanuary 18, 2017

To those who lived through the 1960s, the decade was one of exploration, war, love, and self-discovery. To those who have only browsed through the defining period of history in textbooks, it is one of intrigue, mystery, and surrealism. Amidst it all was the music, ... Read More

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The Doors – Golden Album (Rhino Reds Vinyl Review)

The Doors – Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970 (Live DVD Review)

The Doors’ Debut Album – Still Breaking Through 50 Years Later

The Doors – Golden Album (Rhino Reds Vinyl Review)

The Doors – Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970 (Live DVD Review)

The Doors’ Debut Album – Still Breaking Through 50 Years Later

This Week In Horror Movie History – Stigmata (1999)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Flash Gordon (1980)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Visiting Hours (1982)

Developing Artist Showcase – Empty Streets

Developing Artist Showcase – Crystal Joilena

Developing Artist Showcase – Faster on Fire

Interview – Kevin Martin of Candlebox Talks The Long Goodbye

Interview – Sean Young

Interview – Wendy Dio Talks Preserving The Dio Legacy

There’s Something In The Barn (Movie Review)

It’s a Wonderful Knife (Movie Review)

Cobra Spell – 666 (Album Review)