Album review: 2 Fabiola The Best Of The Doors

Vocals: Jim Morrison

Guitar: Robby Krieger

Keyboards: Ray Manzarek

Drums: John Densmore

1. Riders on the Storm

2. Light My Fire

3. Love Me Two Times

4. Roadhouse Blues - Live

5. Strange Days

6. Break On Through (to the other side)

7. Five To One

8. Moonlight Drive

9. Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)

10. Love Her Madly

11. People Are Strange

12. Touch Me

13. Back Door Man

14. The Unknown Soldier

15. L.A. Woman

16. Hello I Love You

17. The End

Basically this album is a must for almost any music fan, with the Doors being one of the most influential bands of all time and Jim Morrison's dark lyrics, they made beautiful music that is still respected and listened to today. This [i]Best Of[/i] contains almost all of the band's greatest and most famous songs, from the dark [i]Riders on the Storm[/i] and [i]The End[/i], to the well known [i]Light My Fire[/i] and [i]Break On Through (to the other side)[/i].

The only fault I can find with this album is that it lacks a couple of other greats such as [i]Crawling King Snake[/i], and it is Digitally Remastered which can sometimes be off putting. This is an obvious album and one which doesn't really need a deep review as a lot of people will already know their music, and know that the Doors need no introduction.

Never the less, this is a great album and a good start to getting into the Doors if you aren't already.

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