1995

Strange Days was released in 1995…only four years before Strange Days's futuristic date, but was a financial flop.

1967

That’s what the Doors faced with their sophomore effort in Strange Days, released in 1967, several months after their self-titled first album.

2014

: Strange Days is a 2014 animated superhero short film based on the popular DC Comics character Batman.

1999

Strange Days (1999) is the most grabbing track from the new bunch thus far, maintaining a perfect balance between the more brooding and the utterly charging and heavy aspects of the band's distinctive sound.

on April 2, 1996

Strange Days was released on VHS in the United States by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment on April 2, 1996.

during tour breaks between May and at Sunset Sound Recorders in Hollywood (the same studio as their first LP)

Strange Days was recorded during tour breaks between May and August 1967 at Sunset Sound Recorders in Hollywood (the same studio as their first LP).

in the days leading up to millennium celebrations ( which was an effervescent concept back in 1995, when the Y2K bug still had menacing teeth and people were blissfully ignorant of The Great Cab Shortage to strike in the wee hours of the new millennium)

Strange Days is set in 1999 in the days leading up to millennium celebrations (which was an effervescent concept back in 1995, when the Y2K bug still had menacing teeth and people were blissfully ignorant of The Great Cab Shortage to strike in the wee hours of the new millennium).

the film Strange Days ()

This is a subtle nod to the film Strange Days (1995).

on October 16

You can listen to the first part of the podcast below, while Strange Days is released on October 16 (opens in new tab).

This filmand K-19: The Widowmaker 2002

This film, Strange Days (1995), and K-19: The Widowmaker (2002) are Christopher Pettiet's only films that were made in the 2.39:1 aspect ratio, through the Super 35 format.

an elaborate dustpan take on ‘unmediated’ virtual reality and The Weight of Water () 2000

Strange Days (1995) is an elaborate dustpan take on ‘unmediated’ virtual reality and The Weight of Water (2000)

It 'The Soft Parade' (1969), 'Morrison Hotel' (1970), 'Absolutely Live' (1970), and 'L.A. Woman'(1971), earning 19 Gold, 14 Platinum, and 5 Multi-Platinum album awards in the United States alone

It was followed by 'Strange Days' (1967), 'Waiting for the Sun' (1968), 'The Soft Parade' (1969), 'Morrison Hotel' (1970), 'Absolutely Live' (1970), and 'L.A. Woman'(1971), earning 19 Gold, 14 Platinum, and 5 Multi-Platinum album awards in the United States alone.

1966

Like several other songs from their second album Strange Days, Strange Days was composed before they had a record contract, being performed and elaborated in the middle of 1966 at the Whisky

in the spring of 2005

Strange Days first aired in the spring of 2005, reached 20 million viewers and won fourteen prestigious awards, including Best Series at Wildscreen, the environmental equivalent of the Oscars ®.

(Manpower, 1941

(The Flame of New Orleans, 1941) "(DesireLied and I Listened" (Manpower, 1941) "Strange Thing" (The Lady is Willing, 1942) "Tell Me, Tell Me, Evening Star" (Kismet, 1944) "Golden Earrings" (Golden Earrings, 1947) "Illusions" (A Foreign Affair, 1948) "Black Market" (A Foreign Affair, 1948) "The Ruins of Berlin" (A Foreign Affair, 1948) "La Vie en Rose" (Stage Fright, 1950) "The Laziest Gal in Town (Stage Fright, 1950) "Love is Lyrical"

one of my favorite movies of the mid-late 1990s

Strange Days is quite possibly one of my favorite movies of the mid-late 1990s.

by acclaimed Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick

Strange Days' was created by acclaimed Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick, who had previously provided O'Connor with the cover artwork for Sinéad O'Connor's 2000 album 'Faith and Courage.'

from an 1892 ad

Here's a precursor to the film Strange Days, from an 1892 ad.

Both Brits's own series that acted as a framework for Both Brits to exhibit a plethora of unusual and exciting stories and characters entitled Strange Days

Many of the works here appeared in British comics anthologies, including the well-known and highly regarded 2000 AD, and Milligan and McCarthy even ended up creating Both Brits's own series entitled Strange Days that acted as a framework for Both Brits to exhibit a plethora of unusual and exciting stories and characters.

in January 1970

The remaining title, Strange, was launched in January 1970 and quickly proved popular, remaining in print for over 25 years.