Favortie Doors Album?

[slayergriffith]

Other Voices and Full Circle is not technically a doors album because it is without Jim. But tell me your favorite doors CD?

[Mike Scott]

Tough choice! Strange Days, Morrison Hotel, or L. A. Woman. Hard to choose, but I went with Strange Days.

Have their albums been remastered, yet?

[mike c]

I'm tempted to go with Morrison Hotel. A classic. But I also have a soft spot in my heart for Soft Parade. It's a particularly vaudeville-ish offering but I find it very unique, and quite satisfying.

[slayergriffith]

Have their box set perception and it has been remastered. Also, i think you can buy them separately remastered.

[slayergriffith]

I'm tempted to go with Morrison Hotel. A classic. But I also have a soft spot in my heart for Soft Parade. It's a particularly vaudeville-ish offering but I find it very unique, and quite satisfying.

Morrison Hotel is awesome the whole CD is awesome. One of my favorite songs is Queen of the Highway, and Maggie McGill.
I really don't have a favorite album but there all very good.

[Paul L]

The first one, if I had to pick one.

[BaronLatos35]

Tough choices, I like them all. I especially like the first one and Morrison Hotel. They are both different musical styles, The Doors being the blueprint for alot of their hits and Morrison Hotel having a more blues filled swagger. I love Roadhouse Blues on that album. "I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer" with the guitar picking away.

Did anybody catch the new documentary on The Doors last night on PBS? I missed it, but the paper had a good write up on it.

[Paul L]

Did anybody catch the new documentary on The Doors last night on PBS? I missed it, but the paper had a good write up on it.

Yes I did, & it was certainly worth a look. It reminded me that Morrison was such a tragic figure. It still blows my mind that Morrison, Hendrix, & Joplin, as gifted & influential as they were, died before they were 30.

[slayergriffith]

Did anybody catch the new documentary on The Doors last night on PBS? I missed it, but the paper had a good write up on it.

Dang, i missed it. I wanted to watch that and I forgot.

[Mike Scott]

Dang, i missed it. I wanted to watch that and I forgot.

It was on again last night and I watched it. Very good!

[Opera Ghost]

Is this "When you're Strange"?

trailer and feature came thru our Company.


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[Mike Scott]

Is this "When you're Strange"?

trailer and feature came thru our Company.

I don't get what you mean?

[Opera Ghost]

I don't get what you mean?

apologies for my brevity

"When you're Strange" is the name of a Doors Documentary, for which we did some of the post production work on the feature, and the theatrical trailer work.

It has screened at Sundance and a number of festivals over past few years and is in some theatres around the country right now, i believe.

[charp13]

I vote for the first one! But then, I love any music with organ/keyboard solos   I really didn't know who The Doors were til the 90s, even though I was born in the 60s. Weird. But when I first realized who I was listening to, I loved the unique sound to their instruments and Morrison's voice. I had heard their songs for 20 years but I didn't really listen to the music or lyrics until that biopic came out. I really should go get some Doors music now.

[slayergriffith]

It was on again last night and I watched it. Very good!

I hope it comes on again so i can watch. It comes out on dvd in June.