Among others, the Doors received a lifetime achievement award.

Meanwhile, José Feliciano still hasn't been awarded a lifetime "what the **** were you thinking" award for his 1968 version of "Light My Fire."

I tried to post this last night, because I was just in the mood, but Eponym was having some problems and I couldn't access anything.  Why?  Because it seems that Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson have provided a soundtrack for much of my life, and this one has been running through my mind a lot lately.

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As far as my eyes can see
There are shadows approaching me
And to those I left behind
I wanted you to know
You've always shared my deepest thoughts
You follow where I go

And oh when I'm old and wise
Bitter words mean little to me
Autumn winds will blow right through me
And someday in the mist of time
When they asked me if I knew you
I'd smile and say you were a friend of mine
And the sadness would be lifted from my eyes
Oh when I'm old and wise

As far as my eyes can see
There are shadows surrounding me
And to those I leave behind
I want you all to know
You've always shared my darkest hours
I'll miss you when I go

And oh, when I'm old and wise
Heavy words that tossed and blew me
Like autumn winds will blow right through me
And someday in the mist of time
When they ask you if you knew me
Remember that you were a friend of mine
As the final curtain falls before my eyes
Oh when I'm old and wise

As far as my eyes can see...

(cue wistful alto sax solo)