The Doors L.A. Woman
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progmasterclassics
October 21st 2010


29 Comments


ugh Nag haha. My favorite Doors album right here, one of their most experimental as well, so you really get too see
Manzy and Kriegs at their most interesting. The debut is prolly my second favorite at this point, but I really have a soft
spot for this. Riders on the Storm and Hyacinth House are amazing songs.

Nagrarok
October 21st 2010


8656 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Yeah Krieger is actually pretty well-heard here whereas Manzarek normally outplays him.

FreddieTheHorse
August 14th 2013


74 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This album is pretty good,I just don't a few songs,which are "Crawling King Snake" "Cars Hiss By My Window" and "Hyacinth House".The rest rules though.

hikingmetalpunk
August 14th 2013


2208 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

whole shit rules tbh

Donchivo
September 19th 2013


1971 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Just got this and am astonished who striaght forward bluesy it is... such a strong album!! Quite sure it is more than a 3.5 to me.

avonbarksdale221
September 19th 2013


8298 Comments


Title track is amazing. Still need to hear the rest.

Donchivo
September 19th 2013


1971 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

you should! it's straight regarding the song structures but with lots of space for improvisations especially by guitar and piano... very tasteful stuff!

MoosechriS
September 19th 2013


6353 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

album is amazing, it's between this and the s/t for my fave doors album

manosg
Emeritus
September 19th 2013


12708 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

It's a damn shame Jim died shortly after the release of this one. They had too much going on with the return to their roots. The bluesy sound of this one is excellent.



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