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And some cave dwellers in Afghanistan pulled off 9/11? What about the Manhattan project (involving 130,000 people and kept top-secret for 4 years (1942-1946))? Everything the CIA does is secret and involves many thousands of people. What do you think they do with hundreds of billions in tax payer dollars? Play tiddlywinks? There are many improbable circumstances surrounding Morrison's death. But here's some details about his life you may not be aware of, that Dave McGowan dug up in his amazing series on Laurel Canyon (where the sons and daughters of prominent military families were assembled in 1965 to become leaders of the '60s musical counterculture. Virtually none of the musical legends of that period betrayed their families by making antiwar statements in their music, though they became associated in the public mind with the antiwar movement).

"Morrison essentially arrived on the scene as a fully-developed rock star, complete with a backing band, a stage persona and an impressive collection of songs; enough, in fact, to fill the Doors first few albums. How exactly Jim Morrison reinvented himself in such a radical manner remains something of a mystery, since before his sudden incarnation as singer/songwriter, James Douglas Morrison had never shown the slightest interest in music. None whatsoever. He certainly never studied music and could neither read nor write it. By his own account, he never had much of an interest in even listening to music. He told one interviewer that he never went to concerts, one or two at most. And before joining the Doors, he never did any singing. "I never even conceived of it". Asked near the end of his life if he had ever had any desire to learn to play a musical instrument, Jim responded, "Not really".

...In any event, the question that naturally arises (though it does not appear to have ever been asked of him) is: how exactly did Jim "The Lizard King" Morrison write that impressive batch of songs? I'm certainly no musician myself, but it is my understanding that just about every singer/songwriter across the land composes his or her songs in essentially the same manner: on an instrument, usually either a piano or a guitar. Some songwriters, I hear, can compose on paper, but that requires a skill set that Jim did not possess. The problem, of course, is that he also could not play a musical instrument of any kind. How then did he write the songs?

He would have had to have composed them, I'm guessing, in his head. So we are to believe then that a few dozen complete songs, never heard by anyone and never played by any musician, existed only in Jim Morrison's acid-addled brain. Anything is possible, I suppose, but even if we accept that premise, we are still left with some nagging questions, including the question of how those songs got out of Jim Morrison's head. As a general rule of thumb, if a songwriter doesn't know how to read and write music, he can play the song for someone who does and thereby create the sheet music (which was the case, for example, with all of the songs that Brian Wilson penned for the Beach Boys). But Jim quite obviously could not play his own songs. So did he, I don't know, maybe hum them?"

and there's much more about Morrison and the rest:

Inside The LC: The Strange but Mostly True Story of Laurel Canyon and the Birth of the Hippie Generation - Part I
May 8, 2008 - http://www.davesweb.cnchost.com/nwsltr93.html

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