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The Doors - 13 (LP) - 50th Anniversary Edition Vinyl

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The Doors - 13 Vinyl Record Album Art
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Album Info

Artist: The Doors
Album: 13
Released: Worldwide, 4 Aug 2020

Tracklist:

A1Light My Fire6:50
Written-By - The Doors
A2People Are Strange2:10
Written-By - The Doors
A3Back Door Man3:30
Written-By - W. Dixon
A4Moonlight Drive3:00
Written-By - The Doors
A5The Crystal Ship2:30
Written-By - The Doors
A6Roadhouse Blues4:04
Written-By - Morrison, The Doors
B1Touch Me3:15
Written-By - Krieger
B2Love Me Two Times3:23
Written-By - The Doors
B3You're Lost, Little Girl3:01
Written-By - The Doors
B4Hello, I Love You2:22
Written-By - The Doors
B5Land Ho4:08
Written-By - Morrison, Krieger
B6Wild Child2:36
Written-By - Morrison
B7The Unknown Soldier3:10
Written-By - The Doors


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Description

"13" is a compilation album by the American rock band The Doors, released in November 1970. This album holds the distinction of being the first compilation of the band's work, coming at a time when The Doors were at the height of their popularity. It was released by Elektra Records and features a selection of tracks from their first five studio albums.

The album's title, "13," is a nod to the number of tracks included, which were carefully chosen to represent the band's most popular and influential songs up to that point. The compilation includes iconic tracks such as "Light My Fire," "People Are Strange," and "Hello, I Love You," which showcase the band's unique blend of rock, blues, and psychedelic music. These songs highlight the distinctive voice of lead singer Jim Morrison, whose charismatic and often enigmatic presence was a defining feature of The Doors.

"13" was released during a period of transition for the band. By 1970, The Doors had already established themselves as one of the leading acts of the late 1960s rock scene, known for their innovative sound and Morrison's poetic lyrics. However, the band was also facing internal challenges, including Morrison's increasing legal troubles and personal issues. Despite these challenges, "13" served as a reminder of the band's significant contributions to rock music and their enduring appeal.

The album was well-received by fans, who appreciated the opportunity to have many of the band's hits in one collection. However, it received mixed reviews from critics, some of whom questioned the necessity of a compilation so early in the band's career. Nonetheless, "13" performed well commercially, reaching number 25 on the Billboard 200 chart. It was certified gold by the RIAA, indicating sales of over 500,000 copies, which attests to the band's strong fan base and the lasting impact of their music.

One of the standout aspects of "13" is its ability to capture the essence of The Doors' sound and the diversity of their musical influences. From the haunting and introspective "The End" to the upbeat and catchy "Love Me Two Times," the album provides a comprehensive overview of the band's range and artistic vision. The inclusion of "Touch Me," with its lush orchestration and brass section, demonstrates the band's willingness to experiment and push the boundaries of rock music.

While "13" did not win any major awards, its cultural significance lies in its role as a gateway for new listeners to discover The Doors' music. For many fans, this compilation served as an introduction to the band's work, sparking interest in their full albums and live performances. The album also helped to solidify The Doors' legacy as one of the most influential bands of their era, whose music continues to resonate with audiences today.

In retrospect, "13" is an important piece of The Doors' discography, offering a snapshot of the band's early years and their most celebrated songs. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of their music and the timeless appeal of their sound. For both longtime fans and newcomers, "13" remains a valuable collection that captures the spirit and innovation of The Doors, ensuring their place in the pantheon of rock music history.

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