Doors - The Doors Box Set (Disc 1) (1997)
Album
Artist/Composer Doors
Length 67:22
Format CD
Genre Classic Rock; Hard Rock
Label Elektra
Index 65
In Collection Yes
Packaging Jewel Case
Credits
Songwriter Jim Morrison
Songwriter John Densmore
Songwriter Ray Manzarek
Songwriter Robby Krieger
Track List
01 Five To One 07:29
02 Queen Of The Highway 03:32
03 Hyacinth House 02:41
04 My Eyes Have Seen You 02:03
05 Who Scared You 03:18
06 Black Train Song 12:25
07 End Of The Night 03:02
08 Whiskey, Mystics And Men 02:22
09 I Will Never Be Untrue 03:58
10 Moonlight Drive (Demo) 02:32
11 Moon Light Drive (Sunset Sound) 02:43
12 Rock Is Dead 16:38
13 Albinoni's Adagio In G Minor 04:39
Personal
Price kr 0,00
Details
Spars DDD
Rare No
Sound Stereo
Notes
Elektra Entertainment Year: 1997 Catalog Number: 62123 Produced by: Bruce Botnick And The Doors The Doors Box Set ------------------------------ Produced by Bruce Botnick & The Doors THE DOORS BOX SET is a four disc compilation of both new and old material. The first three discs consist mostly of demos, live and unreleased tracks, while the fourth disc features the band's hand-picked favorites from the band's previously released albums. The Doors: Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore. Additional personnel includes: Albert King. Producers: Bruce Botnick, The Doors (compilation). Includes liner notes by Michael Ventura and Paul Rothchild, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger. Though they've been out of commission for decades, The Doors have a continuing influence on the development of rock & roll, as this four disc set of mostly unreleased material reminds us. In the sixties, they provided a West Coast alternative to the decadent, urban visions of the Velvet Underground and the Stooges. Jim Morrison's position as rock Bacchus was the stuff of prime rock mythology, providing the blueprint for countless self-styled enfants terrible in the '70s. His Rimbaud-with-leather-pants lyrics were arguably a precedent-setter for the likes of punk grandparents Richard Hell and Patti Smith. The band's combination of psychedelic, jazz and classical influences created a unique musical tapestry. Doors fans both rabid and casual will find plenty of reasons to be cheerful here. Live tracks, studio outtakes, and other rarities provide a unique glimpse into the legacy of a band whose fire burned out far too soon. The fourth disc is a testament to the staying power of the band's catalogue. It consists of favorites from The Doors recorded canon, handpicked by John Densmore, Robbie Krieger and Ray Manzarek. Don't miss this chance to get a fresh perspective on a ground-breaking band. Notes for CDDB written by Luca Soltoggio http://www.jim-morrison.org/