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What is the ISBN of Doors Open?
The ISBN of Doors Open is 0752890700.
What is the ISBN of My House Has Two Doors?
The ISBN of My House Has Two Doors is 978-0224017022.
When was The Doors of Perception created?
The Doors of Perception was created in 1954.
What is the ISBN of The Woman Who Walked into Doors?
The ISBN of The Woman Who Walked into Doors is 0-224-04272-6.
When was Perception - The Doors album - created?
Perception - The Doors album - was created in 1966.
Why did The Doors name their band The Doors?
Aldous Huxley's book "The Doors of Perception"
How did the band The Doors get their name?
from aldous huxley's the doors of perception
What has the author Manoj Kachangal written?
Manoj Kachangal has written: 'Doors of perception'
What song about doors did the group The Doors sing?
None, or actually all. You see the name the Doors comes from "The Doors of Perception" a book by Aldous Huxley which explores the mind-altering effects of mescaline. So in a sense many of the Doors songs celebrate or are fueled by the idea of a "prolonged derangement of the senses".
How did the doors get their name?
The band name "The Doors" was inspired by the title of Aldous Huxley's book "The Doors of Perception." The name was suggested by the band's lead singer, Jim Morrison, and it reflects the band's interest in psychedelia and consciousness expansion.
Is there a Desperate Housewives' book I mean with new or the same stories but not a cookbook Behind Closed Doors or something like that?
There is indeed a book entitled "Desperate Housewives: Behind Closed Doors" published by Time Warner Books in 2005. HBK ISBN 0316 73244 3 and CF ISBN 0316 73126 9.
Why did the band the doors name themselves the doors?
Because they were a bridge to a new kind of music. The Doors also chose their name as in Huxley's book ones perception of reality can be altered by in some cases drugs which though not endorsed by the Doors, were part of their music. In other words their music had the ability to be heard from an entirely different perspective.
