Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: The Future Starts Here: The Essential Doors Hits by The Doors

The Future Starts
Here: The Essential
Doors Hits

Album Price:	$9.99
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Record Label: Rhino/Elektra

Originally released: 28-JAN-2008

Play	Track	Price
	1. Break On Through (To The Other Side) [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	2. Light My Fire [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	3. Love Me Two Times [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	4. Hello, I Love You [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	5. People Are Strange [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	6. Strange Days [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	7. Riders On The Storm [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	8. L.A. Woman [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	9. Touch Me [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	10. Roadhouse Blues [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	11. Peace Frog [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	12. Love Street [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	13. The Crystal Ship [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	14. Soul Kitchen [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	15. Love Her Madly [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	16. Back Door Man [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution) Featuring: The Doors	$1.29
	17. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution) Featuring: The Doors	$0.99
	18. Moonlight Drive [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	19. The Unknown Soldier [New Stereo Mix] (Advanced Resolution)	$1.29
	20. The End [Greatest Hits Version]	$1.29

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Reviews

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OK, does anyone really need another Doors "best of" that is fronted by yet another photo of a shirtless Jim Morrison? The answer is "Yes, you dummy!" For one thing, this set has 39 cuts on it, mixing in lesser-heard gems with all the fantastic songs that are still played on the radio. For another thing, these numbers are newly remastered and just sound amazing (you've never heard John Densmore's drums with such clarity, for instance). That said, just pretend that the final five cuts don't exist: Remixing rock 'n' roll perfection is beyond pointless -- it's lame.