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From the book Riders on the storm and directed by Oliver Stone, is the biography of Jim Morrison that most of the ensemble of which he was the leader: a poet with the soul of a clown, who was courting death, telling how a shaman's spirit had entered into when he was still a child, who died struck by a heart attack (heroin overdose?) in Paris in '71. "Jim Morrison is a legendary figure in the context of the system and has meant a lot for my generation," says Stone, born in 1946, that the Doors to the peak of success in Vietnam and there was listening to their music. Twenty years later he made a film for 30 million dollars, lyrical, with grandiloquent tragic ambitions, steeped in the music of The Doors (25 songs). Touches on many themes, but the feelings are dominated by the instinct of death and destruction.
From the book Riders on the storm and directed by Oliver Stone, is the biography of Jim Morrison that most of the ensemble of which he was the leader: a poet with the soul of a clown, who was courting death, telling how a shaman's spirit had entered into when he was still a child, who died struck by a heart attack (heroin overdose?) in Paris in '71. "Jim Morrison is a legendary figure in the context of the system and has meant a lot for my generation," says Stone, born in 1946, that the Doors to the peak of success in Vietnam and there was listening to their music. Twenty years later he made a film for 30 million dollars, lyrical, with grandiloquent tragic ambitions, steeped in the music of The Doors (25 songs). Touches on many themes, but the feelings are dominated by the instinct of death and destruction. 
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