People Are Strange

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"People Are Strange" is a 1967 psychedelic rock song by The Doors, noted for its eerie, carnival-like sound and lyrics exploring alienation and outsider identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Strange Days NERFINISHED
artist The Doors NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement 1960s counterculture
associatedWithScene Los Angeles rock scene
band The Doors NERFINISHED
bSide Unhappy Girl NERFINISHED
chartPositionUKSinglesChart 12
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100 25
composer Jim Morrison NERFINISHED
Robby Krieger NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs carnival-like
eerie
drummer John Densmore NERFINISHED
genre psychedelic rock
rock
guitarist Robby Krieger NERFINISHED
hasCoverVersionBy Echo & the Bunnymen NERFINISHED
hasCriticalReputation classic of psychedelic rock
hasMusicalFeature carnival-like sound
prominent organ
waltz-like rhythm
hasNotableInstrument bass (session musician)
drums
electric guitar
organ
includedIn many Doors compilation albums
isFollowedBySingle Love Me Two Times NERFINISHED
isPrecededBySingle Light My Fire NERFINISHED
keyboardist Ray Manzarek NERFINISHED
language English
length 2:12
lyricTheme alienation
outsider identity
strangeness of people and society
partOfAlbum Strange Days NERFINISHED
performer The Doors NERFINISHED
producer Paul A. Rothchild NERFINISHED
recordingPeriod 1967
recordLabel Elektra Records
releaseDate 1967-09-18
releaseYear 1967
trackNumberOnAlbum 2
usedInFilm The Lost Boys NERFINISHED
vocalist Jim Morrison NERFINISHED
writer Jim Morrison NERFINISHED
Robby Krieger NERFINISHED

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The Doors notableSong People Are Strange
Jim Morrison notableWork People Are Strange