Download A Psych Tribute To The Doors

by Various Artists

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Release type: Tribute
Year: 2014
Tracks: 13
Duration: 59:42
Size, Mb: 386.12
Bitrate: FLAC
Genre: Pop/Rock, Electronic, International

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Track title	Duration	Bitrate	Size(MB)
01. L.A. Woman	7:20	-	49.42	Download
02. Soul Kitchen	3:31	-	20.62	Download
03. Love Me Two Times	4:14	-	27.82	Download
04. Hello, I Love You	4:57	-	31.21	Download
05. People Are Strange	3:02	-	20.8	Download
06. The Crystal Ship	3:49	-	24.3	Download
07. The Soft Parade	8:33	-	56.23	Download
08. Riders On The Storm	4:14	-	28.8	Download
09. Light My Fire	5:34	-	34.04	Download
10. Touch Me	3:17	-	20.36	Download
11. Roadhouse Blues	4:10	-	25	Download
12. Love Her Madly	3:38	-	24.16	Download
13. The End	3:23	-	23.36	Download

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Review

Originally produced in 1981 and released in 1990 on VHS courtesy of Warners, this approximately 60-minute DVD was inspired by Danny Sugarman and Jerry Hopkins' book No One Here Gets Out Alive. With Ben Fong-Torres as script consultant, an appearance by the late Paul Rothchild -- the Doors' longtime producer -- and interviews with Sugarman, Hopkins, and the surviving Doors members (Ray Manzarek, John Densmore, and Robbie Krieger), this is a good overview of highlights of one of America's premier rock bands and the enigmatic figure that was their voice. There are performances from The Smothers Brothers and Ed Sullivan shows, as well as a very cool set of Jim Morrison photo stills over the song "The Changeling," among other delights. The mini film clip of "L.A. Woman" is said to be full-length, but it feels truncated, though that's a minor quibble. The inclusion of footage from Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now for "The End" makes a good impact here -- the Doors translate well to DVD. There's no music to click onto for the "song discography," and at the rate Bright Midnight Records is releasing new/old Doors projects, the list of their previous recordings without an update is a letdown. There are six full chapters to this disc: "Intro," "Starting Out," "Living on the Edge," "The Miami Concert," "From L.A. to Paris," and "End Credits," with a fine outtake of "Touch Me" playing over the credits. The song "The End" is looped for the selection menu to these four "doors" on the root menu. Well put together, the No One Here Gets Out Alive DVD is a good starting point for the casual fan of the Doors. The cool interview in black and white with the voice from the past, Morrison himself, adds that other dimension to this interesting collection of stories and song.

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