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| The Doors | | The Name of an Aldous Huxley Book |
'The Doors of Perception', which quoted William Blake's poem ("If the doors of perception were cleansed / All things would appear infinite").
| Jim Morrison | | The Doors |
| John Densmore | | The Doors |
| Robby Krieger | | The Doors |
| Ray Manzarek | | The Doors |
| The Doors | | L.A. Woman |
1971; title song of monster album; song's coda of "Mr. Mojo Risin'" is an anagram of Jim Morrison; huge classic
| The Doors | | Strange Days (1967) |
| The Doors | | L.A. Woman (1971) |
| The Doors | | I Looked at You |
| The Doors | | You Make Me Real |
| The Doors | | Hello, I Love You |
1968; two weeks as #1 on the Billboard Hot 100
| The Doors | | Los Angeles, California |
| The Doors | | The U.S.A. |
| The Doors | | The Soft Parade (1969) |
| The Doors | | Morrison Hotel (1970) |
| The Doors | | The Doors (1967) |
| The Doors | | Waiting For The Sun (1968) |
| Tom Cruise | | Jim Morrison in The Doors (1991) |
Val Kilmer got the part
| Timothy Hutton | | Jim Morrison in The Doors (1991) |
Val Kilmer got the part
| Billy Idol | | Jim Morrison in The Doors (1991) |
Val Kilmer got the part
| Jason Patric | | Jim Morrison in The Doors (1991) |
Val Kilmer got the part
| John Travolta | | Jim Morrison in The Doors (1991) |
Val Kilmer got the part
| "The Doors" | | The Doors |
1967 - inducted in 2002
| Light My Fire | | The Doors |
1967 - inducted in 1998; three weeks as U.S. #1; included in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time"
| The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley | | The Marriage of Heaven and Hell |
William Blake
| The Doors | | Light My Fire |
For 3 weeks in 1967; included in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time"; inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998
| Aldous Huxley | | The Doors of Perception |
1954 book detailing his experience with mescaline; takes its title from Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
| Backdoor Man | | The Doors |
1970. Originally recorded by Howlin' Wolf (1960)
| The Doors | | Touch Me |
1969; peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100; included in the Rolling Stone magazine's "Greatest Songs of All Time"
| The Doors | | The End |
1967; included in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time"; iconic soundtrack for opening scene of "Apocalypse Now (1979)"
| The Doors | | When the Music's Over |
1967; extended tune released on "Strange Days"
| The Doors | | People Are Strange |
1967; peaked at #12 on the Billboard Hot 100
| Riders on the Storm | | The Doors |
1971 - inducted in 2009; peaked at #14 on the Billboard Hot 100
| Exhibition Meal | | A Handout Eaten on the Doorstep |
The madam wants the neighbours to witness her generosity