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The Doors discography

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This is an extended discography of the rock band The Doors.

Studio albums


Live albums


Compilations

Singles

Year Title Chart Positions Album
US Hot 100 UK Singles
1967 "Break on Through (To The Other Side)" #106 The Doors
1967 "Light My Fire" #1 The Doors
1967 "People Are Strange" #12 Strange Days
1967 "Love Me Two Times" #25 Strange Days
1968 "The Unknown Soldier" #39 Waiting for the Sun
1968 "Hello, I Love You" #1 #15 Waiting for the Sun
1968 "Touch Me" #3 The Soft Parade
1969 "Wishful Sinful" #44 The Soft Parade
1969 "Tell All The People" #57 The Soft Parade
1969 "Runnin’ Blue" #64 The Soft Parade
1970 "You Make Me Real" #50 Morrison Hotel
1970 "Roadhouse Blues" #50 Morrison Hotel
1971 "Love Her Madly" #11 L.A. Woman
1971 "Riders on the Storm" #14 L.A. Woman
1971 "Tightrope Ride" #71 Other Voices
1972 "Ships with Sails" Other Voices
1972 "Get Up and Dance" Full Circle
1972 "The Mosquito" #85 Full Circle
1972 "The Piano Bird" Full Circle
1983 "Gloria (Live)" #18 Alive, She Cried

Remixes

The Doors have recently allowed several dance/electronic music producers to remix their songs. Many believe that this is to introduce their music to a new generation. The remixes and their appearances are:

  • The 2002 compilation 'The Best of the Doors' was released with a Limited Edition Bonus Disc featuring several remixes of 'Riders on the Storm': Baez & Cornell 'Tunnel' Club Mix; Nightmares on Wax Remix; Ibizarre Remix, and; Spacebats Remix.
  • Snoop Dogg vs. The Doors - "Riders on the Storm (Fredwreck Remix)" Appeared in the video game Need for Speed Underground 2.
  • The Doors - "L.A. Woman (Paul Oakenfold Remix)" appears on the mix album "Perfecto Presents: The Club".
  • BT vs. The Doors - "Break On Through (To The Other Side)" Originally released as an iTunes exclusive download, this remix also made an appearance on the Burnout Revenge soundtrack.
  • The Doors - "Roadhouse Blues (The Crystal Method Remix)" made its debut on "Community Service II" by The Crystal Method.
  • "Roadhouse Blues" was also remixed with John Lee Hooker on the album "Stoned Immaculate"
  • The Doors - "Hello, I love You (Adam Freeland Mix)". This remix has yet to be released, but can be heard on Adam Freeland's myspace. Freeland recently won a Grammy for his remixing work on Sarah Vaughan's "Fever". Freeland was personally requested to remix "Hello, I love You".
  • The Doors - "Strange Days (Thievery Corporation Mix)" This remix is released on Thievery Corporations "Versions" on May 16, 2006.
  • On the Album Freekshow by Twiztid, a remake of "People Are Strange", in 2000
  • There's a mash-up of the Doors with Blondie entitled "Rapture Riders", which was actually authorized by the Doors.
  • There is also a bootlegged mash-up of "Flashdance" by Deep Dish and "Riders on the Storm" called "Stormy Dance".

Samples

  • Hip hop artist Jay-Z sampled The Doors' "Five to One" in "The Takeover" on The Blueprint album in 2001.
  • Artist Mos Def, in what is considered a parody on "The Takeover," also sampled "Five to One" on his song "The Rape Over" from his 2004 album The New Danger.
  • The music from "Peace Frog" (originally titled "Abortion Stories") was sampled by rappers 3rd Bass as the title track from their album "The Cactus"
  • DJ Lethal sampled "When The Music's Over" for a track on his upcoming solo album. The song features rapping from Cypress Hill.
  • Fatboy Slim sampled "Bird of Prey" on his song entitled "Sunset" on the album "Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars".
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