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The Greatest Debut Album In Rock History | The Doors

In this video essay, we dive deep into The Doors (1967) — the legendary debut that redefined what a rock band could be. From “Break On Through” to “The End,” we explore how The Doors fused rock, blues, psychedelia, and poetry into one of the most daring and original first albums in music history. You can see the difference between the real performance of Light My Fire and the film adaptation here: Original:    • The Doors - Light My Fire - Ed Sullivan Sh...   Film:    • The Doors Movie - Light My Fire Ed Sulliva...   Due to copyright, I cannot use any audio from the songs that are mentioned in this video. I compare songs on this album to others, so I recommend listening to them if you are interested in their similarities. All of them are available on YouTube. Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 2:30 - Break On Through (To The Other Side) 5:36 - Soul Kitchen 8:29 - The Crystal Ship 11:36 - Twentieth Century Fox 12:54 - Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 15:14 - Light My Fire 18:52 - Back Door Man 20:18 - I Looked At You 21:14 - End Of The Night 25:06 - Take It As It Comes 26:26 - The End 34:51 - Band Name And Album Cover Discussion Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/5deCrVf5sYknZirr2GU9Vi Instagram: instagram.com/drewshortell Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557416816039 Pinterest: pinterest.com/drewshortell0328 Etsy: https://pristineperlerpalace.etsy.com Music: Break On Through (Instrumental) - The Doors, Performed By Drew Shortell Drew's Essay Show Theme - Drew Shortell Soul Kitchen (Instrumental) - The Doors, Performed By Drew Shortell The Crystal Ship (Instrumental) - The Doors, Performed By Drew Shortell Alabama Song (Instrumental) - The Doors, Performed By Drew Shortell Back Door Man (Instrumental) - The Doors, Performed By Drew Shortell The End (Instrumental) - The Doors, Performed By Drew Shortell Written, voiced and edited by Drew Shortell The Doors - The Doors, Elektra Records #thedoors #classicrock #musicreview