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Hey everyone, it's Nate. Welcome to episode 306 of the vinyl guide the podcast for record

collectors and music nerds and today we have on the show mr. Robbie Krieger

guitarist songwriter for the doors and today we talk all about his time with the

band the mythology of Jim Morrison there's some Janice Joplin stories in there as well,

a very amazing time. We discussed the live material of the band, the bootlegs, the rare

recordings in private hands. We discussed the rare and desirable monomix of the debut album,

the artwork of their catalog, and of course Robbie's new book, Set the Night on Fire,

out now everywhere books are sold. And I got to tell you, I've read this book. It's a phenomenal

read, extraordinarily well written, very captivating. It's one of those books you seek time in

your day to sneak away and read it a bit. So if you like music bios and you want a ton of great stories about one of the greatest

American rock groups in history, check out Robbie Krieger's Set the Night on Fire,

available on Kindle, Physical Book, and it's all out today.

And hey, if you're just discovering the Final Guide podcast, there's a ton of previous episodes you can enjoy any

time, including episode 297 with Tom Scholes of Boston, episode 293 with Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top,

episode 300 with Peter Frampton, episode 249 with Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers,

episode 119 with Ian Anderson of

Jethro Tull, episode 115 with John McDermott, Archivist of Jimmy Hendrix, and Heaps

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