Rocking your world: The Doors, Led Zeppelin to release new albums soon

The Doors will come out with two albums on September 4, wheres Led Zeppelin's final three albums will be out in July.

As the Rolling Stones get set to re-release their 1971 album "Sticky Fingers" as a deluxe edition on Monday, three other classic rock bands have announced major new releases over the past week that will put a new spin on their catalogs.

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*The Doors: While lead singer Jim Morrison died after the release of the Doors' 1971 L.A. Woman, the band's remaining members -- Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore -- kept on recording, producing the 1971 LP "Other Voices" and "Full Circle" a year later. The two albums are getting a re-issue due out on September 4. They'll be available as a two-CD set or on vinyl via www.thedoors.com/store.

*The Grateful Dead: It is a big year from the Grateful Dead, as the band turns 50 and its remaining members embark on a string of live shows. They've now announced a massive album release called "30 Trips around the Sun" that will feature complete recordings from 30 previously unreleased live shows -- one for each year from 1965 to 1995 -- for a total of 73 hours on an 80-disc box set.

Pre-orders for the box set ($699.98) plus a highly abbreviated 4CD collection are being taken at www.dead.net, with release set for September 18.

*Led Zeppelin: Guitarist and producer Jimmy Page has been rolling out remastered, deluxe editions of Led Zeppelin's albums, and July will see the band's final three albums re-issued. "Presence," "In Through the Out Door" and "Coda" will be available July 31 alongside previously unreleased music on CD, LP, vinyl, as a download or in a Super Deluxe Boxed Set including a book of photos and individually numbered album cover prints.

Order at www.ledzeppelin.com.