LIGHT MY FIRE (VERSION-Infected Mushroom)

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En aquellos días de la psicodelia, la banda liderada por Jim Morrison creía mas en Break On Through, como un tema que lo tenía todo para triunfar, era un blues con una fuerza extraordinaria, sin embargo LIGHT MY FIRE, un poema de pasión aderezado con aromas psicodélicos fue el auténtico hit de aquellos días y en la versión del dúo israelí de psytrance y electrónica-experimental, Infected Mushroom, inyecta aire fresco en nuestros días.

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