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Check out a selection of 40th Anniversary Mixes from the Doors!
Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of The Doors with Brand New 40th Anniversary Mixes and Expanded Albums including outtakes and other bonus material.
“We want our fans, both new and old, to hear what we discovered on listening to the actual multi-track recordings,” says keyboard player Ray Manzarek. “There are background vocals by Jim Morrison, piano parts of mine that weren’t used, and guitar stingers and solos by Robby Krieger that never made the original recordings, that can now be heard for the first time. We used state-of-the-art techniques to bring these discs to the same sound quality we experienced in the studio when we initially recorded our songs. We invite all our fans to join us in this recreation of the legendary recording sessions of The Doors. And to be a part of our original conceptions.”
Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of The Doors with Brand New 40th Anniversary Mixes and Expanded Albums including outtakes and other bonus material.
“We want our fans, both new and old, to hear what we discovered on listening to the actual multi-track recordings,” says keyboard player Ray Manzarek. “There are background vocals by Jim Morrison, piano parts of mine that weren’t used, and guitar stingers and solos by Robby Krieger that never made the original recordings, that can now be heard for the first time. We used state-of-the-art techniques to bring these discs to the same sound quality we experienced in the studio when we initially recorded our songs. We invite all our fans to join us in this recreation of the legendary recording sessions of The Doors. And to be a part of our original conceptions.”
$11.50
THE SOFT PARADE (1969) showed The Doors' willingness to explore more elaborate arrangements including strings and horns; one of those sonic experiments, “Touch Me,” became a #3 hit. An unreleased take and studio dialogue of that single, plus the previously unheard “Push Push,” two takes of “Whiskey, Mystics And Men” and “Who Scared You” are among the bonus tracks added.
Track Listing:
1. “Tell All The People”
2. “Touch Me”
3. “Shaman’s Blues”
4. “Do It”
5. “Easy Ride”
6. “Wild Child”
7. “Runnin’ Blue”
8. “Wishful Sinful”
9. “The Soft Parade”
10. “Who Scared You”*
11. “Whiskey, Mystics And Men” (Version 1)*
12. “Whiskey, Mystics And Men” (Version 2)*
13. “Push Push”*
14. “Touch Me” (Dialogue)*
15. “Touch Me” (Take 3)*
* bonus tracks
THE SOFT PARADE (1969) showed The Doors' willingness to explore more elaborate arrangements including strings and horns; one of those sonic experiments, “Touch Me,” became a #3 hit. An unreleased take and studio dialogue of that single, plus the previously unheard “Push Push,” two takes of “Whiskey, Mystics And Men” and “Who Scared You” are among the bonus tracks added.
Track Listing:
1. “Tell All The People”
2. “Touch Me”
3. “Shaman’s Blues”
4. “Do It”
5. “Easy Ride”
6. “Wild Child”
7. “Runnin’ Blue”
8. “Wishful Sinful”
9. “The Soft Parade”
10. “Who Scared You”*
11. “Whiskey, Mystics And Men” (Version 1)*
12. “Whiskey, Mystics And Men” (Version 2)*
13. “Push Push”*
14. “Touch Me” (Dialogue)*
15. “Touch Me” (Take 3)*
* bonus tracks
$11.50
MORRISON HOTEL (1970) was issued in the wake of Jim’s notorious Miami bust for indecent exposure and shows The Doors battling back with such powerful broadsides as “Roadhouse Blues.” Several previously unissued takes of that song are among the many bonus tracks included here, along with never-before-heard versions of “Peace Frog,” “The Spy,” the intriguingly titled “Money Beats Soul,” and a quick run through of Chuck Berry’s “Carol.”
Track Listing:
1. “Roadhouse Blues”
2. “Waiting For The Sun”
3. “You Make Me Real”
4. “Peace Frog”
5. “Blue Sunday”
6. “Ship Of Fools”
7. “Land Ho!”
8. “The Spy”
9. “Queen Of The Highway”
10. “Indian Summer”
11. “Maggie M’Gill”
12. “Talking Blues”*
13. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/4/69, Takes 1-3)*
14. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/4/69, Take 6)*
15. “Carol” (11/4/69)*
16. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/5/69, Take 1)*
17. “Money Beats Soul” (11/5/69)*
18. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/5/69, Takes 13-15)*
19. “Peace Frog” (False Starts & Dialogue)*
20. “The Spy” (Version 2)*
21. “Queen Of The Highway” (Jazz Version)*
* bonus tracks
MORRISON HOTEL (1970) was issued in the wake of Jim’s notorious Miami bust for indecent exposure and shows The Doors battling back with such powerful broadsides as “Roadhouse Blues.” Several previously unissued takes of that song are among the many bonus tracks included here, along with never-before-heard versions of “Peace Frog,” “The Spy,” the intriguingly titled “Money Beats Soul,” and a quick run through of Chuck Berry’s “Carol.”
Track Listing:
1. “Roadhouse Blues”
2. “Waiting For The Sun”
3. “You Make Me Real”
4. “Peace Frog”
5. “Blue Sunday”
6. “Ship Of Fools”
7. “Land Ho!”
8. “The Spy”
9. “Queen Of The Highway”
10. “Indian Summer”
11. “Maggie M’Gill”
12. “Talking Blues”*
13. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/4/69, Takes 1-3)*
14. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/4/69, Take 6)*
15. “Carol” (11/4/69)*
16. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/5/69, Take 1)*
17. “Money Beats Soul” (11/5/69)*
18. “Roadhouse Blues” (11/5/69, Takes 13-15)*
19. “Peace Frog” (False Starts & Dialogue)*
20. “The Spy” (Version 2)*
21. “Queen Of The Highway” (Jazz Version)*
* bonus tracks
$11.50
L.A. WOMAN (1971) was released just a couple of months before Morrison’s untimely – and still mysterious – death in Paris. This Doors album includes some of his most visionary lyrics, including the hits “Love Her Madly” and “Riders On The Storm.” “Orange County Suite” and “(You Need Meat) Don’t Go No Further” appear as bonus tracks.
Track Listing:
1. “The Changeling”
2. “Love Her Madly”
3. “Been Down So Long”
4. “Cars Hiss By My Window”
5. “L.A. Woman”
6. “L’America”
7. “Hyacinth House”
8. “Crawling King Snake”
9. “The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)”
10. “Riders On The Storm”
11. “Orange County Suite”*
12. “(You Need Meat) Don’t Go No Further”*
* bonus tracks
L.A. WOMAN (1971) was released just a couple of months before Morrison’s untimely – and still mysterious – death in Paris. This Doors album includes some of his most visionary lyrics, including the hits “Love Her Madly” and “Riders On The Storm.” “Orange County Suite” and “(You Need Meat) Don’t Go No Further” appear as bonus tracks.
Track Listing:
1. “The Changeling”
2. “Love Her Madly”
3. “Been Down So Long”
4. “Cars Hiss By My Window”
5. “L.A. Woman”
6. “L’America”
7. “Hyacinth House”
8. “Crawling King Snake”
9. “The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)”
10. “Riders On The Storm”
11. “Orange County Suite”*
12. “(You Need Meat) Don’t Go No Further”*
* bonus tracks
$11.50
The chart-topping WAITING FOR THE SUN (1968) opens with one of The Doors' most irresistible pop singles (and their second #1 hit), “Hello, I Love You,” before delving into darker terrain. Extras include previously unreleased dialogue and two alternate takes of “Not To Touch The Earth” plus the group’s interpretation of Tommaso Albinoni’s classical composition “Adagio In G Minor” and the 17-minute epic work-in-progress “Celebration Of The Lizard.”
Track Listing:
1. “Hello, I Love You”
2. “Love Street”
3. “Not To Touch The Earth”
4. “Summer’s Almost Gone”
5. “Wintertime Love”
6. “The Unknown Soldier”
7. “Spanish Caravan”
8. “My Wild Love”
9. “We Could Be So Good Together”
10. “Yes, The River Knows”
11. “Five To One”
12. “Albinoni’s Adagio in G Minor”*
13. “Not To Touch The Earth” (Dialogue)*
14. “Not To Touch The Earth” (Take 1) *
15. “Not To Touch The Earth” (Take 2)*
16. “Celebration Of The Lizard” (An Experiment/Work In Progress)*
* bonus tracks
The chart-topping WAITING FOR THE SUN (1968) opens with one of The Doors' most irresistible pop singles (and their second #1 hit), “Hello, I Love You,” before delving into darker terrain. Extras include previously unreleased dialogue and two alternate takes of “Not To Touch The Earth” plus the group’s interpretation of Tommaso Albinoni’s classical composition “Adagio In G Minor” and the 17-minute epic work-in-progress “Celebration Of The Lizard.”
Track Listing:
1. “Hello, I Love You”
2. “Love Street”
3. “Not To Touch The Earth”
4. “Summer’s Almost Gone”
5. “Wintertime Love”
6. “The Unknown Soldier”
7. “Spanish Caravan”
8. “My Wild Love”
9. “We Could Be So Good Together”
10. “Yes, The River Knows”
11. “Five To One”
12. “Albinoni’s Adagio in G Minor”*
13. “Not To Touch The Earth” (Dialogue)*
14. “Not To Touch The Earth” (Take 1) *
15. “Not To Touch The Earth” (Take 2)*
16. “Celebration Of The Lizard” (An Experiment/Work In Progress)*
* bonus tracks
$57.00
Get all six of The Doors’ studio masterpieces, the brand new 40th Anniversary mixes, remastered and expanded to include bonus outtakes and other bonus material, together in this special package and save more than 10% off the retail price.
Get all six of The Doors’ studio masterpieces, the brand new 40th Anniversary mixes, remastered and expanded to include bonus outtakes and other bonus material, together in this special package and save more than 10% off the retail price.
$11.50
One of the most impressive debuts in rock history, THE DOORS (1967) was as commercially successful as it was musically daring, with the signature single “Light My Fire” reaching #1 on the singles chart (the LP spent more than two years on the album chart, eventually going double platinum). Bonus material includes a previously unreleased version of “Indian Summer” along with two takes of “Moonlight Drive,” a song that appeared on the band’s follow-up.
Track Listing:
1. “Break On Through (To The Other Side)”
2. “Soul Kitchen”
3. “The Crystal Ship”
4. “Twentieth Century Fox”
5. “Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)”
6. “Light My Fire”
7. “Back Door Man”
8. “I Looked At You”
9. “End Of The Night”
10. “Take It As It Comes”
11. “The End”
12. “Moonlight Drive” (Version 1)*
13. “Moonlight Drive” (Version 2)*
14. “Indian Summer” (8/19/66 Vocal)*
* bonus tracks
One of the most impressive debuts in rock history, THE DOORS (1967) was as commercially successful as it was musically daring, with the signature single “Light My Fire” reaching #1 on the singles chart (the LP spent more than two years on the album chart, eventually going double platinum). Bonus material includes a previously unreleased version of “Indian Summer” along with two takes of “Moonlight Drive,” a song that appeared on the band’s follow-up.
Track Listing:
1. “Break On Through (To The Other Side)”
2. “Soul Kitchen”
3. “The Crystal Ship”
4. “Twentieth Century Fox”
5. “Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)”
6. “Light My Fire”
7. “Back Door Man”
8. “I Looked At You”
9. “End Of The Night”
10. “Take It As It Comes”
11. “The End”
12. “Moonlight Drive” (Version 1)*
13. “Moonlight Drive” (Version 2)*
14. “Indian Summer” (8/19/66 Vocal)*
* bonus tracks
$11.50
STRANGE DAYS (1967) capped The Doors' breakthrough year in fine form, with “People Are Strange” narrowly missing the Billboard Top 10. The extras include previously unissued takes of that hit (including false starts and dialogue) and “Love Me Two Times.”
Track Listing:
1. “Strange Days”
2. “You’re Lost Little Girl”
3. “Love Me Two Times”
4. “Unhappy Girl”
5. “Horse Latitudes”
6. “Moonlight Drive”
7. “People Are Strange”
8. “My Eyes Have Seen You”
9. “I Can’t See Your Face In My Mind”
10. “When The Music’s Over”
11. “People Are Strange” (False Starts & Dialogue)*
12. “Love Me Two Times” (Take 3)*
* bonus tracks
STRANGE DAYS (1967) capped The Doors' breakthrough year in fine form, with “People Are Strange” narrowly missing the Billboard Top 10. The extras include previously unissued takes of that hit (including false starts and dialogue) and “Love Me Two Times.”
Track Listing:
1. “Strange Days”
2. “You’re Lost Little Girl”
3. “Love Me Two Times”
4. “Unhappy Girl”
5. “Horse Latitudes”
6. “Moonlight Drive”
7. “People Are Strange”
8. “My Eyes Have Seen You”
9. “I Can’t See Your Face In My Mind”
10. “When The Music’s Over”
11. “People Are Strange” (False Starts & Dialogue)*
12. “Love Me Two Times” (Take 3)*
* bonus tracks
