Strange Days
You're Lost Little Girl
Love Me Two Times
Unhappy Girl
Horse Latitudes
Moonlight Drive
People Are Strange
My Eyes Have Seen You
I Can't See Your Face In My Mind
When The Music's Over
Frogtoon Music Album Info: Strange Days
Published: 03 Mar 2009, 10:45
Strange Days Is The Second Album Released By American Rock Band The Doors. The Album Was A Huge Commercial Success Earning A Gold Record And Reaching No. 3 On The Billboard Hot 200. Despite This Its Producer Paul Rothchild Considered It A Commercial Failure Even If It Was An Artistic Triumph "We All Thought It Was The Best Album. Significantly It Was Also The One With The Weakest Sales. We Were Confident It Was Going To Be Bigger Than Anything The Beatles Had Done. But There Was No Single. The Record Died On Us." Nonetheless The Album Managed Two Top 30 Hits A Top 3 Placing On The US Charts And A Platinum Certification. Furthermore The Album Certainly Did Nothing To Derail The Overall Success Of The Doors As Demonstrated The Next Year By Their Chart-Topping Follow-Up Waiting For The Sun. "Strange Days" Partially Consists Of Songs That Did Not Make It Onto Their Debut Album Such As "Moonlight Drive" Which Was One Of The First Songs Written By Jim Morrison For The Doors. The Song Was Recorded In 1965 Demo And 1966 Intended For Their First Album . In 1967 A Final Version Was Recorded And Released On This Album. Strange Days Contains Some Of The Doors' Most Psychedelic Songs. It Includes Songs Such As "Strange Days" "People Are Strange" "Love Me Two Times" And "When The Music's Over". The Latter Is An Epic Poem That Is Comparable To The Famous "The End". The Album Was #3 In The US In 1967 And Is #407 On Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time. "People Are Strange" Shot To #12 On The US Chart And "Love Me Two Times" Followed It Going To #25 Thus Proving The Doors' Staying Power After The Runaway Success Of Their Debut.