Anti-aging
This quickly succeeded sophomore release is possibly the closest Morrison and crew ever came again to putting out a disc as solid as their legendary self-titled, and although it does have a few less then perfect entries and perhaps tries to mimic the original formula, most of the songwriting and effortless, innovative band interaction still astonishes with an assured vision never really captured quite the same again in rock.

Currents Breed Tiny Monsters
This album is other worldly. I've loved this album for a long time and once i tripped HARD while listening to it. It was pretty intense (..totally bro...haha....ehem..). Moonlight Drive seemed to last for half an hour and the entire room moved to the beat/rhythm of the music but i'm sure most people don't care about such things...i digress. This is great psychedelic music (drugs or no drugs) and probably the weirdest Doors album.

strange days is a great doors album but underappreciated...
somewhat underappreciated masterpiece by the eternal doors... It stands as one of the most coherent albums ever released... with gradual build up of tension with variance, and return to tension pools, with an unbelievably effective ending... Deep thinking and deep sounding rock can not get any better than when the music's over, the only other over- 10-minutes-long studio-recorded masterwork by the doors. The other one being the end on the first album obviously. The album kind of flows like a river with eddies and tributaries, and actually achieves a more consistent line of appeal than their first album which has the weakness of being somewhat less consistent in the choice of song-sequencing, that is: great songs interspersed with much lesser works that often leads to a sense of averaging to mentally sustain the interest. This album is superior in that aspect of maintaining a higher dergee of profundity. this album would be in the top five most underrated masterpieces of rock. i know of no other group that has achieved such a feat of releasing such two great works of art back to back in the same year...KT

The Best
This album is simply the best Doors LP! No doubt. The entire mood of the album is well...Strange! A complete concept album with some of the strongest writing I have ever heard/read!!

From the title cut right on thru to the end...there isn't a single flaw. This was the Doors at their best and Jim's writing was POWERFUL.
Get it and you won't be disappointed...why can't they make music like this anymore.

RIP...Jim.

The Doors, "Strange Days", 1967
Realesed around September of 1967, this album remains to be a classic Doors album. Though not nearly as good as there first debut album, "The Doors", self titled debut, it still is a good album and almost like a part two of there first album. Strange Days is a little more psychedelic than there first album, but they both compare really the same on that level. Classics that came from this album are, Strange Days, Love Me Two Times, People Are Strange, and When The Musics over. Of course there's other good songs on here like, Unhappy Girl, My Eyes Have Seen You, etc.. And really every track on the album. Horse Lattitudes is really just Jim Morrison talking and it has some weird sound effects in the background good song, every song is good on this album. If you really liked The Doors first album than I would recomend purchasing this album,
5/5 Stars