First released in January 1967, The Doors is one of rock music's most famous debuts. It delivered the #1 signature smash "Light My Fire," plus "Break On Through," "The Crystal Ship," and "The End." Three bonus tracks include alternate takes of "Moonlight Drive" and a previously unissued version of "Indian Summer." New liners include an-depth essay by Ben Fong-Torres, a principal Rolling Stone writer during The Doors' heyday.

Most remarkable about this release are the new 40th Anniversary mixes, supervised by The Doors and original engineer/producer Bruce Botnick. Longtime fans of these albums will fall in love with them all over again, because they now include parts recorded during the original sessions but left out of the initial releases.

The Doors' revolutionary self-titled 1967 debut LP instantly won over fans and critics alike, heralding the arrival of one of rock's all-time most original bands. Through five more groundbreaking studio albums, The Doors, fronted by visionary poet/vocalist Jim Morrison, daringly expanded the boundaries of contemporary music and popular culture. Four decades later, their music remains as powerful as ever.

First released in January 1967, The Doors is one of rock music's most famous debuts. It delivered the #1 signature smash "Light My Fire," plus "Break On Through," "The Crystal Ship," and "The End." Three bonus tracks include alternate takes of "Moonlight Drive" and a previously unissued version of "Indian Summer." New liners include an-depth essay by Ben Fong-Torres, a principal Rolling Stone writer during The Doors' heyday.

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