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Rhino and Bright Midnight Archives present LIVE AT THE MATRIX 1967, the latest installment in The Doors’ acclaimed series of archival concert releases. This two-disc addition to the band’s live canon contains two club shows witnessed by few, but bootlegged by many. Restored and carefully mastered from first-generation copies acquired by Elektra Records and The Doors 40 years ago, these historic shows never sounded better.
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$18.98
THE DOORS LIVE IN PITTSBURGH 1970
Track Listing
1. “Back Door Man”
2. “Love Hides”
3. “Five To One”
4. “Roadhouse Blues”
5. “Mystery Train”
6. “Away In India”
7. “Crossroads Blues”
8. “Universal Mind”
9. “Someday Soon”
10. “When The Music’s Over”
11. “Break On Through”
12. “Push Push”
13. The Soft Parade Vamp
14. Tonight You’re In For A Special Treat
15. “Close To You”
16. “Light My Fire”
THE DOORS LIVE IN PITTSBURGH 1970
Track Listing
1. “Back Door Man”
2. “Love Hides”
3. “Five To One”
4. “Roadhouse Blues”
5. “Mystery Train”
6. “Away In India”
7. “Crossroads Blues”
8. “Universal Mind”
9. “Someday Soon”
10. “When The Music’s Over”
11. “Break On Through”
12. “Push Push”
13. The Soft Parade Vamp
14. Tonight You’re In For A Special Treat
15. “Close To You”
16. “Light My Fire”
$88.88
Jim Morrison said it best when he proclaimed in a 1967 interview that “All of our songs are about love, death, and travel.”
Love/Death/Travel is a beautifully packaged, specially compiled 3-CD + 1-DVD boxed set. Disc A contains The Doors’ strongest singles and anthemic songs that the whole world knows and loves. Discs B and C contain favorites hand picked by the surviving Doors.
Also included are a hand-signed lithograph of Jim Morrison, created especially for Love/Death/Travel by noted artist Shepard Fairey, a/k/a OBEY/GIANT, and four photos -- one of each band member -- photographed by Joel Brodsky in 1967 (the same sessions that produced Brodsky’s iconic “Young Lion” Jim Morrison shot).
The CDs and artwork are housed in a hardcover folio book within a die-cut, foil-stamped rigid slipcase, made of simulated lizard skin.
The DVD captures, in a four-minute vignette of vintage live footage, the magic, the power, and the genius of The Doors as a performing band. The montage is followed by three tracks remixed by contemporary artists -- “L.A. Woman” (Paul Oakenfold), “Roadhouse Blues” (Crystal Method), and “Break On Through (To The Other Side)” (BT) -- as well as three tracks mixed in 5.1 Surround by Doors engineer/coproducer Bruce Botnick -- “Hello, I Love You,” “The Unknown Soldier,” and “Riders On The Storm.”
Jim Morrison said it best when he proclaimed in a 1967 interview that “All of our songs are about love, death, and travel.”
Love/Death/Travel is a beautifully packaged, specially compiled 3-CD + 1-DVD boxed set. Disc A contains The Doors’ strongest singles and anthemic songs that the whole world knows and loves. Discs B and C contain favorites hand picked by the surviving Doors.
Also included are a hand-signed lithograph of Jim Morrison, created especially for Love/Death/Travel by noted artist Shepard Fairey, a/k/a OBEY/GIANT, and four photos -- one of each band member -- photographed by Joel Brodsky in 1967 (the same sessions that produced Brodsky’s iconic “Young Lion” Jim Morrison shot).
The CDs and artwork are housed in a hardcover folio book within a die-cut, foil-stamped rigid slipcase, made of simulated lizard skin.
The DVD captures, in a four-minute vignette of vintage live footage, the magic, the power, and the genius of The Doors as a performing band. The montage is followed by three tracks remixed by contemporary artists -- “L.A. Woman” (Paul Oakenfold), “Roadhouse Blues” (Crystal Method), and “Break On Through (To The Other Side)” (BT) -- as well as three tracks mixed in 5.1 Surround by Doors engineer/coproducer Bruce Botnick -- “Hello, I Love You,” “The Unknown Soldier,” and “Riders On The Storm.”
$21.98
Not available in U.S. stores!
The Very Best Of The Doors (IMPORT) 1 disc edition features 20 Doors classics. Each track boasts a brand new mix supervised by The Doors and Bruce Botnick, the band's original engineer and producer. "We want our fans, both new and old, to hear what we discovered on listening to the actual multitrack 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." Also available in Import Edition, as a 34 track two CD set, or a 3 disc CD/DVD combo set.
We have a VERY limited supply of these available, so grab your copy while you still can!
Tracklist:
Not available in U.S. stores!
The Very Best Of The Doors (IMPORT) 1 disc edition features 20 Doors classics. Each track boasts a brand new mix supervised by The Doors and Bruce Botnick, the band's original engineer and producer. "We want our fans, both new and old, to hear what we discovered on listening to the actual multitrack 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." Also available in Import Edition, as a 34 track two CD set, or a 3 disc CD/DVD combo set.
We have a VERY limited supply of these available, so grab your copy while you still can!
Tracklist:
$33.99
Not available in U.S. stores!
The Very Best Of The Doors (IMPORT) 1 disc edition features 20 Doors classics. Each track boasts a brand new mix supervised by The Doors and Bruce Botnick, the band's original engineer and producer. "We want our fans, both new and old, to hear what we discovered on listening to the actual multitrack 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 have a VERY limited supply of these Import Editions available, so grab your copy while you still can!
Tracklist:
Not available in U.S. stores!
The Very Best Of The Doors (IMPORT) 1 disc edition features 20 Doors classics. Each track boasts a brand new mix supervised by The Doors and Bruce Botnick, the band's original engineer and producer. "We want our fans, both new and old, to hear what we discovered on listening to the actual multitrack 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 have a VERY limited supply of these Import Editions available, so grab your copy while you still can!
Tracklist:
$179.98
The Doors and Rhino Records are pleased to announce a seven LP box set of 180-gram HQ vinyl reissues of the six studio albums by The Doors in stereo, plus a mono version of the debut album. The entire set will be remastered and personally supervised by Jac Holzman, founder of Elektra Records and production supervisor for The Doors, and Bruce Botnick, The Doors’ engineer/co-producer/mixer for all six studio albums. All albums are exact replicas of the original releases, including all artwork, packaging, and inner sleeves. The box set will be available for a short time in a limited edition run of 12,500, each one individually numbered.
The Doors and Rhino Records are pleased to announce a seven LP box set of 180-gram HQ vinyl reissues of the six studio albums by The Doors in stereo, plus a mono version of the debut album. The entire set will be remastered and personally supervised by Jac Holzman, founder of Elektra Records and production supervisor for The Doors, and Bruce Botnick, The Doors’ engineer/co-producer/mixer for all six studio albums. All albums are exact replicas of the original releases, including all artwork, packaging, and inner sleeves. The box set will be available for a short time in a limited edition run of 12,500, each one individually numbered.
$27.98
Live in Boston, April 10, 1970 3-disc set.
Featuring more than three hours of music and mayhem, LIVE IN BOSTON finds keyboardist Ray Manzarek, drummer John Densmore and guitarist Robby Krieger at the peak of their powers as Jim Morrison leads them on a booze-fueled romp through "Roadhouse Blues" and "Light My Fire", plus mind-bending journeys for "When The Music's Over" and Elvis Presley's "Mystery Train". Morrison scatters spoken word gems throughout both performances, including a short riff on Adolf Hitler where he professes: "Adolf Hitler is still alive? I slept with her last night."
LIVE IN BOSTON is mixed and mastered by engineer Bruce Botnick, who recorded several shows from The Doors' 1970 tour on multi-track tape for the Absolutely Live album. The superior quality of the original tape reflects Botnick and his team's attention to sonic detail. All but two tracks on this collection are previously unreleased. "These concerts are really interesting and very enjoyable," Botnick writes in the liner notes. "The opening scream going into "Roadhouse Blues" from the first show is stunning and worth the price of admission."
Live in Boston, April 10, 1970 3-disc set.
Featuring more than three hours of music and mayhem, LIVE IN BOSTON finds keyboardist Ray Manzarek, drummer John Densmore and guitarist Robby Krieger at the peak of their powers as Jim Morrison leads them on a booze-fueled romp through "Roadhouse Blues" and "Light My Fire", plus mind-bending journeys for "When The Music's Over" and Elvis Presley's "Mystery Train". Morrison scatters spoken word gems throughout both performances, including a short riff on Adolf Hitler where he professes: "Adolf Hitler is still alive? I slept with her last night."
LIVE IN BOSTON is mixed and mastered by engineer Bruce Botnick, who recorded several shows from The Doors' 1970 tour on multi-track tape for the Absolutely Live album. The superior quality of the original tape reflects Botnick and his team's attention to sonic detail. All but two tracks on this collection are previously unreleased. "These concerts are really interesting and very enjoyable," Botnick writes in the liner notes. "The opening scream going into "Roadhouse Blues" from the first show is stunning and worth the price of admission."
$18.00
The Doors' Soft Parade Track Listing:
01 Tell All The People
02 Touch Me
03 Shaman's Blues
04 Do It
05 Easy Ride
06 Wild Child
07 Runnin' Blue
08 Wishful Sinful
09 The Soft Parade
The Doors' Soft Parade Track Listing:
01 Tell All The People
02 Touch Me
03 Shaman's Blues
04 Do It
05 Easy Ride
06 Wild Child
07 Runnin' Blue
08 Wishful Sinful
09 The Soft Parade
$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
$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
$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
