Artist	Song
The Doors	Break On Through (To The Other Side)
The Doors	Soul Kitchen
The Doors	The Crystal Ship
The Doors	Strange Days
The Doors	You're Lost Little Girl
The Doors	Love Me Two Times
The Doors	Unhappy Girl
The Doors	Horse Latitudes
The Doors	Moonlight Drive
The Doors	People Are Strange
The Doors	Love Street
The Doors	Spanish Caravan
The Doors	Yes, The River Knows
The Doors	Texas Radio & The Big Beat (Live)
The Doors	Shaman's Blues
The Doors	The Soft Parade
The Doors	Waiting For The Sun
The Doors	Peace Frog
The Doors	Blue Sunday
The Doors	Queen Of The Highway
The Doors	Love Her Madly
The Doors	Hyacinth House
The Doors	Riders On The Storm

Comment:

This was inspired largely by Rob Conroy's single artist "best 80 minutes" mixes. I found the idea intriguing and decided to give it a shot with a band that I've recently rediscovered, The Doors. I have to say, though, I'm not too happy with my results. First of all, in recent years, I've adopted the "non-chronological" method for most mixes I make, as I think it's simply more fun that way (and more of a challenge). Secondly, I found myself having to leave off way more material than I wanted, which could have been rectified had I made this a two disc set. What I'm thinking of doing is expanding this to two discs, possibly mixing things up time-wise, adding the obligatory hits I omitted here ("Light My Fire," "Hello, I Love You," "The Unknown Soldier," "Five To One," "Touch Me," "Roadhouse Blues," "L.A. Woman"), their two magnum opi ("The End," "When The Music's Over") and lastly (and I know you're gonna hate me for this, Rob), "Celebration Of The Lizard," in all its glory, from the "Absolutely Live" album. That should fill two discs quite nicely and would make a much more well rounded and satisfying two disc retrospective, IMHO. But for now, this disc is a pretty accurate listing of my personal favorite Doors tunes. I had thought that I'd grown out of my fondness for "Strange Days," but in making this compilation, I found there was little I could bear leaving off from that record. And yes, I make no apologies for my inclusion of the sound collage "Horse Latitudes," which I still find creepy and cool to this day. :-)

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