In a 1969 interview, Jim Morrison said rock was “kind of dying out” and imagined future music built on electronics, tapes, and machines. He even pictured one person surrounded by equipment — machines, tapes, electronic setups — singing or speaking while the machines carried the sound. He predicted not just a change in instruments, but a shift in how music is created and experienced. Looking at electronic music today, it’s hard not to feel how close he was. | Techno Station

On this day in 1969, Jim Morrison appeared at the Creative Arts Conference in San Diego to present FEAST OF FRIENDS. He was joined by poet and friend Michael McClure, along with his former UCLA film professor, James Blue. Purchase the film here: https://found.ee/FeastOfFriendsAmazon | Jim Morrison