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Best Doors Albums: Their Studio Discography, Ranked And Reviewed
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Best Doors Albums: Their Studio Discography, Ranked And Reviewed

Dark, sensual and unafraid to ask the big questions, the best Doors albums continue to open the minds of successive generations of music fans.

‘The Unknown Soldier’: The Story Behind The Doors’ Potent Anti-War Song
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‘The Unknown Soldier’: The Story Behind The Doors’ Potent Anti-War Song

Recorded at the height of the Vietnam War, ‘The Unknown Soldier’ was The Doors’ most political song, striking a chord at home and abroad.

The Doors Sell Branding And Publishing Catalogue Rights

The Doors Sell Branding And Publishing Catalogue Rights

The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger and the estate of late keyboardist Ray Manzarek have sold their rights to Primary Wave Music.

The Doors Share Mythic Lost Track ‘Paris Blues’

The Doors Share Mythic Lost Track ‘Paris Blues’

The Doors fabled studio outtake Paris Blues, the last known unreleased song from the band’s vault, is available today digitally along with a brand-new video.

‘Full Circle’: How The Doors Found Closure After Jim Morrison’s Death
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‘Full Circle’: How The Doors Found Closure After Jim Morrison’s Death

With the ‘Full Circle’ album, The Doors proved they could still make great music, but, without Jim Morrison, it was always destined to end.

Light My Fire: The Story Behind The Doors’ Scorching Signature Song
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Light My Fire: The Story Behind The Doors’ Scorching Signature Song

It needed a user-friendly radio edit, but The Doors’ breakthrough song, Light My Fire, burned its way into the rock’n’roll history books.

‘Morrison Hotel’: How The Doors Checked In With A “Springboard Forward”
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‘Morrison Hotel’: How The Doors Checked In With A “Springboard Forward”

After ‘The Soft Parade’’s strings and horns, The Doors’ fifth album, ‘Morrison Hotel’, was a return to lean, powerful blues rock.

Break On Through: How The Doors’ Debut Single Found New States Of Mind
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Break On Through: How The Doors’ Debut Single Found New States Of Mind

The opening song on The Doors’ debut album, Break On Through (To The Other Side) established the band’s groundbreaking musical vision.

How The Doors’ Debut Album Opened A World Of Possibilities For Rock
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How The Doors’ Debut Album Opened A World Of Possibilities For Rock

Full of dark, mysterious, psych-flavoured pop, The Doors’ debut album is still the best point of entry to a fantastic body of work.

An American Prayer: How The Doors Invoked Jim Morrison’s Genius
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An American Prayer: How The Doors Invoked Jim Morrison’s Genius

Painstakingly compiled, The Doors’ final album, ‘An American Prayer’, makes for a potent celebration of Jim Morrison the poet.

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