The End

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"The End" is a dark, psychedelic rock epic by The Doors, renowned for its haunting lyrics, extended improvisation, and central place in 1960s counterculture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical work
song
album The Doors NERFINISHED
artist The Doors NERFINISHED
composer Jim Morrison NERFINISHED
John Densmore NERFINISHED
Ray Manzarek NERFINISHED
Robby Krieger NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
directorOfWorkWhereUsed Francis Ford Coppola NERFINISHED
genre acid rock
art rock
hard rock
psychedelic rock
hasCulturalImpact iconic status in rock music history
hasLiveVersion Absolutely Live NERFINISHED
Live at the Hollywood Bowl NERFINISHED
hasLyricalTheme Oedipal complex
apocalypse
death
existential crisis
separation
hasMusicalFeature drone-like guitar
dynamic crescendos
extended improvisation
modal harmony
prominent organ
spoken-word passages
hasPart Oedipal section
influenced later psychedelic rock artists
post-punk musicians
language English
length approximately 11:41
lyricist Jim Morrison NERFINISHED
movement 1960s counterculture
notableFor dark atmosphere
extended live performances
haunting lyrics
psychedelic soundscape
openingTrackOfFilm Apocalypse Now NERFINISHED
partOf The Doors (album) NERFINISHED
performer The Doors NERFINISHED
producer Paul A. Rothchild NERFINISHED
recordedAt Sunset Sound Recorders NERFINISHED
recordedBy The Doors NERFINISHED
recordedIn 1966
recordLabel Elektra Records
releaseDate 1967
usedIn Apocalypse Now NERFINISHED

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