The Best Of The Doors - The Doors Reviews

There seems to be a fallacy these days that the names Jim Morrison and The Doors are interchangeable, one pretty much equates to the other and the rest is just minor detail that we need not be too worried about. It’s a common problem faced by bands that have a particularly strong and charismatic front man, and the mystique and dark brooding sex ...  Read the complete review

Many moons ago i was contemplating whether or not to buy my first Doors album. I wasn't even sure what songs they had written but i had been told by a friend that i should give them a listen. Lo and behold, that very same day i came across this album on sale for a tenner. Too good to resist i thought and snapped up the bargain, two ...  Read the complete review

The Doors are a group whose names is firmly in the history books, more so for the lead singer Jim Morrisons outlandish antics rather than the music, however the music of The Doors lives on. The group have a global appeal which only seems to strengthen with the years that pass. It is easy to forget just how different and sometimes strange ...  Read the complete review

Ladies and Gentlemen, may I present to you - The Doors. One of the best bands in the hippy age. Jim Morrison, a dreamer with an unusual flair for poetry streaming through his mind when he gets high. The movie, just like the album is absolutely brilliant, (Starring Meg Ryan and Val Kilmer) and the music is.. addictive. ...  Read the complete review

Light My Fire - the track which the Doors names were firmly secured a place in rock n roll history. Sadly though, many forget that the group wrote a whole host of anthemic tracks during their careers: what about classic songs like 'The End', 'Chrystal Ship', 'Love Her Madly', 'Touch Me', etc, etc, etc... ...  Read the complete review

Here it is, all of the many great Doors hits that we all know and love have been gathered together and are now available the purchase on double CD, that?s right such classics as Break On Through, Light My Fire, Spanish Caravan, When The Music?s Over, Hello I Love You, L.A. Woman, Riders On The Storm, The Unknown Soldier and The End have all been ...  Read the complete review