The Doors - The Singles 20 7" 45 Vinyl Records Boxset - Ltd Ed - SEALED
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Released as part of the Doors' celebration of their 50th anniversary, The Singles may at first glance seem to cover familiar ground as, in essence, it's another greatest-hits collection in a discography littered with compilations. Look closer, and the differences are immediately apparent. Designed as a clearinghouse for every single the band ever released, The Singles does indeed take its mission seriously, containing the A- and B-sides of such classic 45s as "Break on Through (To the Other Side), "Light My Fire," "Love Me Two Times," "Hello, I Love You," and "Riders on the Storm" but also not stopping the band's story with the death of Jim Morrison, which is a first for any Doors hits set. The second disc contains the five singles culled from the Morrison-less Other Voices and Full Circle, plus the lone 45 pulled from 1979's An American Prayer (a pseudo-reunion album where Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, and John Densmore set old Morrison spoken word performances to music that somehow also included a live version of "Roadhouse Blues"); the single from 1983's Alive, She Cried; and mono radio versions of "Hello, I Love You, "Touch Me," "Wishful Sinful," and "Tell All the People." Notice that two of those sides are not considered Doors standards and their presence helps highlight all the classic rock staples missing from the set: "Strange Days," "Five to One," "Waiting for the Sun," "Love Her Madly," "The End," "Twentieth Century Fox," and "L.A. Woman" are all MIA. Their absence means this set can't be seen as a definitive overview, yet due to its strict adherence to what the Doors released as 45s -- not to mention how the deluxe set contains a Blu-ray bearing the Quadraphonic mix originally released on 1973's The Best of the Doors -- The Singles winds up painting a better picture of what the Doors actually felt like on AM and FM radio during their heyday and after their salad days came to a close. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Playlist:
1a. Break On Through (To The Other Side) 1b. End Of The Night
2a. Light My Fire 2b. The Crystal Ship
3a. People Are Strange 3b. Unhappy Girl
4a. ?Love Me Two Times? 4b. ?Moonlight Drive?
5a. The Unknown Soldier 5b. We Could Be So Good Together
6a. Hello, I Love You 6b. Love Street
7a. ?Touch Me? 7b. ?Wild Child?
8a. Wishful Sinful 8b. Who Scared You
9a. Tell All The People 9b. Easy Ride
10a. Runnin? Blue 10b. Do It
11a. You Make Me Real 11b. Roadhouse Blues
12a. Love Her Madly 12b. (You Need Meat) Dont Go No Further
13a. Riders On The Storm 13b. The Changeling
14a. Tightrope Ride 14b. Variety Is The Spice Of Life
15a. Ship W/ Sails 15b. In The Eye Of The Sun
16a. Get Up And Dance 16b. Treetrunk
17a. The Mosquito 17b. It Slipped My Mind
18a. The Piano Bird 18b. Good Rockin
19a. Roadhouse Blues? (Live) 19b. Albinoni: Adagio
20a. Gloria (Live) 20b. Moonlight Drive (Live)


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