Wish the Guitar solo ended the song
Had some real meat to it

That's even more times than Jim repeats the phrase Waiting For The Sun :elon: sometimes it works

General consensus not wrong about Peace Frog being a pretty good contender for most astonishing solo

some of Ray's keyboards sounds in 1968 rubbed me the wrong way, i would like waiting for the sun song and album both more if some things were tweaked

I like how clubfooted he is on there compared to usual Packs a whallop.

ok Doors song ranking

1. Light My Fire
2. The End
3. When The Music's Over
4. The Celebration of the Lizard
5. Strange Days
6. L.A. Woman
7. Break On Through (To The Other Side)
8. Five To One
9. People Are Strange
10. Spanish Caravan
11. Crystal Ship
12. Wintertime Love
13. Riders On The Storm
14. Take It As It Comes
15. Hello, I Love You
16. Soul Kitchen
17. End Of The Night
18. Twentieth Century Fox
19. My Eyes Have Seen You
20. The Changeling
21. Hyacinth House
22. Alabama Song
23. Peace Frog
24. Waiting For The Sun
25. Not To Touch The Earth
26. The Changeling
27. Love Her Madly
28. Queen Of The Highway
29. I Looked At You
30. My Wild Love
31. Unhappy Girl
32. You're Lost, Little Girl
34. L'America
35. Been Down So Long

22 and 23 wow

The f*** is celebration of the lizard king

Mans went crazy on Not to Touch the Earth

might put Hyacinth House a bit higher

The Doors are a Top 5 band of the 60s for me. I listened to pretty much song on that list pretty extensively

So good that I almost started taking them for granted as I dove deeper and deeper into other bands that lasted longer but yes I love them a lot. They got three songs I put in my top 100. Crystal Ship being the third.

That time The Doors invented Nick Cave on a loosie

one of my first thoughts when Nick played From Her To Eternity was "wow this is what it must have felt like to witness Jim Morrison live".

man i gotta see him

what year

my quick top 15. would probably order the top 3 different on a different day

1. Light My Fire
2. The End
3. LA Woman
4. When the Music's Over
5. Crystal Ship
6. Break on Through
7. Soul Kitchen
8. End of the Night
9. Riders on the Storm
10. The Changeling
11. Moonlight Drive
12. Peace Frog
13. Back Door Man
14. Not to Touch the Earth
15. Roadhouse Blues

im surprised you never heard of it considering its legacy. Not to Touch the Earth was the part of it with a finished studio version

I dont really love it as a whole (or any of their live material) but ive seen people uphold it as a big example of Morrison's myth

currently not enjoying it. probably heard and disregarded eons ago.

around 68. It's easily the most dissonant Doors song and thrives off Morrison leading through the song with his story and vocal histrionics

It's too sunny out for this right now

like I said Not to Touch the Earth was the good part of it imo. i think if they finished it and polished up a studio version it could have been a decently potent long epic, still not as good as the previous two tho. also would have been better in person and witnessing morrison

i never had much interest listening to their live recordings, would have been a great band to see in person but i think the live stuff is lacking a lot of the times. Ray tried to do the keyboard bass as a replacement for a bass player but i never thought it worked that much and they didnt have as much punch and fullness as they should have live

@Aruji do you like Magma?

let me just say...the doors will not be making an appearance on my list

This new pool kids album is some really good and interesting emo s***, sort of reminds me of the early hop along records. One of the best things I've heard this year