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The Doors

Artist Song
The Doors  Light My Fire  
The Doors  Hello, I Love You  
The Doors  Break On Through (To the Other Side)  
The Doors  Roadhouse Blues  
The Doors  Touch Me  
The Doors  Love Her Madly  
The Doors  Riders On the Storm  
The Doors  L.A. Woman  
The Doors  Love Me Two Times  
The Doors  People Are Strange  
The Doors  Back Door Man  
The Doors  Peace Frog  
The Doors  Soul Kitchen  
The Doors  The Crystal Ship  
The Doors  Twentieth Century Fox  
The Doors  Moonlight Drive  
The Doors  Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)  
The Doors  The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)  
The Doors  Strange Days  
The Doors  Five to One  
The Doors  You're Lost Little Girl  
The Doors  The Unknown Soldier  
The Doors  Love Street  
The Doors  My Eyes Have Seen You  
The Doors  Wishful Sinful  
The Doors  Waiting for the Sun  
The Doors  Tell All the People  
The Doors  Spanish Caravan  
The Doors  The Soft Parade  
The Doors  Runnin' Blue  
The Doors  The Spy  
The Doors  Not to Touch the Earth  
The Doors  Horse Latitudes  
The Doors  Wild Child  
The Doors  We Could Be So Good Together  
The Doors  Ship of Fools  
The Doors  Land Ho!  
The Doors  Maggie M'Gill  
The Doors  End of the Night  
The Doors  Take It As It Comes  
The Doors  I Can't See Your Face In My Mind  
The Doors  Yes, the River Knows  
The Doors  Been Down So Long  
The Doors  I Looked At You  
The Doors  Indian Summer  

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Truth was the Doors’ torch, and they clutched it firmly, even as the ground beneath them began to rock and crumble. For all the stories of excess and misadventures, the Doors were, at heart, seekers, probing and pushing for some essential truth in an absurd world. Psychically scarred from living in the Bomb’s shadow, infected with Nietzsche’s nihilism [i]and[/i] Rimbaud’s doomed romanticism, it’s small wonder they exhibited multiple personalities. Musically and lyrically, they crossed oceans and continents in a frenzied search for a lost, unifying chord — in the drones of India’s [i]ragas[/i], the fluttering glissandos of Spanish flamenco, the woeful baying of a chicken-shack blues harp — that might bring harmony to their restless souls. Jim Morrison said it best himself, defining both the band’s mission and their dilemma: “There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors.”
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