CD Album - The Doors - The Doors - Elektra

CD Album

Artist:	The Doors
Title:	The Doors
Label:	Elektra
Country:	USA
Date:	1988
Catalogue:	74007-2 / E2 74007
Barcode:	075596065429
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	The Doors	Break On Through (To The Other Side)	The Doors	10.0 Rate
02	The Doors	Soul Kitchen	The Doors	10.0 Rate
03	The Doors	The Crystal Ship	The Doors	9.0 Rate
04	The Doors	Twentieth Century Fox	The Doors	Rate
05	The Doors	Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)	Weill, Brecht	10.0 Rate
06	The Doors	Light My Fire	The Doors	10.0 Rate
07	The Doors	Back Door Man	W. Dixon, C. Burnett	10.0 Rate
08	The Doors	I Looked At You	The Doors	Rate
09	The Doors	End Of The Night	The Doors	Rate
10	The Doors	Take It As It Comes	The Doors	Rate
11	The Doors	The End	The Doors	10.0 Rate

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Apollo59 19th Apr 2017		Plus the fact that the entire recording runs too slow and wasn't corrected until 2007



ppint. 14th Mar 2015		my - and doubtless some others' - "the doors remastered" copy of the doors first album was mfd in germany, bears the longer cat# 7559-74007-2 and bar-code 075597400724; remastered from the original 2 track masters to 96hhz 24 bit digital by bruce botnick and bernie grundman at bernie grundman mastering, hollywood... 8/89. it includes as an extra f. insert, a flyer for all of the doors remastered cds, one of which (the best of the doors 2cd) bears the warning footneat, "* may be subject to local restrictions "



Magic Marmalade 27th Feb 2015		Wonder if it's the same with UK copies? Sometimes one country let's something through, but not something else, while another does the exact opposite with no clear consistency.



musictom SUBS 27th Feb 2015		The original U.S. vinyl single and album did NOT have the "HIGH". Nor did early CD issues. It was later when CD remasters added it. My guess is that it was originally recorded that way but Elektra balked at putting it out and edited the word out.



Magic Marmalade 26th Feb 2015		This goes to show how an average music "consumer" like me can buy an album, imagining it to be the same as every other issue of that title, and never have occasion to discover otherwise... I think I bought my copy of this pretty much when it came out, and not ever having noticed it was a US copy till I compared it to this site, just assumed it was the same as every other issue. But having read your comment musictom, I was compelled to listen again to this album, and the track you mentioned (never a bad thing to have an excuse to listen to this again!). Sure enough, the word: High is omitted (never registered before!), although I'm still not aware if that difference exists on other issues of this (I know he sings it in the live versions... but did they ever record it in the studio for release?).



musictom SUBS 25th Feb 2015		This version of the album has the original mix of Break on Through. Without the "She Gets, She Gets HIGH!!!!!"

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