BigBanonos' Favorite Songs by The Doors
Updated April 19, 1971, with "Hyacinth House" from L.A. Woman. Highlights and #NotOnSpotify picks below:
Full Song List
- "Roadhouse Blues" (1970, Morrison Hotel) - Released February 9, 1970, under Rhino/Elektra. A blues-driven rock staple known for its raw, live energy.
- "Hyacinth House" (1971, L.A. Woman) - Released April 19, 1971, under Rhino/Elektra. A reflective, melancholic deep cut from their final album with Jim Morrison.
- "Soul Kitchen" (1967, The Doors) - Released January 4, 1967, under Rhino/Elektra. A hypnotic groove from their debut album that became a fan favorite.
- "The End" (1967, The Doors) - A dramatic, psychedelic journey that became one of their most infamous tracks.
- "Break on Through (To the Other Side)" (1967, The Doors) - The Doors’ first single, blending jazz influences with rock and poetry.
- "Love Me Two Times" (1967, Strange Days) - A seductive blues-inspired song with a killer keyboard riff.
- "When the Music’s Over" (1967, Strange Days) - A progressive rock epic that showcases the band's improvisational side.
- "L.A. Woman" (1971, L.A. Woman) - A driving, bluesy anthem full of mystery and grit.
- "Riders on the Storm" (1971, L.A. Woman) - A haunting, jazz-inflected masterpiece.
- "People Are Strange" (1967, Strange Days) - A quirky, theatrical track capturing alienation and strangeness.
- "Touch Me" (1968, The Soft Parade) - A brass-heavy pop-leaning song with a dramatic flair.
Band Info
The Doors – One of the most revolutionary rock bands of the late 1960s, blending blues, jazz, and psychedelic rock with Jim Morrison’s poetic intensity. Their music remains timeless, with eerie atmospheres, hypnotic organ work, and provocative lyrics that continue to captivate listeners.
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