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Top 9 Songs of Spring

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With the arrival of Spring, we will look at some of the great rock songs that explicitly mention or implicitly conjure images of Springtime. We countdown this subjective list from #9 to […]

Top 9 Rock Festivals

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This week Classic Rock Review joins the celebration of the 45th Anniversary of the historic 1969 Woodstock Music Festival. In conjunction with Top 9 Lists, we present a list of the Top 9 […]

The Doors 1967 Albums

1967 Albums, 2012 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, American Artists, California Artists, Jim Morrison, The Doors

Buy The Doors Buy Strange Days I have been a fan of The Doors music since I was about 12 or 13 and have constantly gone back and forth over which is their […]

Waiting For the Sun by The Doors

1968 Albums, 2013 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, American Artists, California Artists, The Doors

Buy Waiting For the Sun The Doors third album, Waiting For the Sun, is probably the weakest of their six original studio albums. Lead vocalist and lyricist Jim Morrison admitted that he was […]

The Soft Parade by The Doors

1969 Albums, 2014 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, American Artists, California Artists, Jim Morrison, The Doors

Buy The Soft Parade 1969 was a tumultuous year for the The Doors. The main incident which caused their collective headache happened in Miami in March when vocalist Jim Morrison was arrested for […]

Morrison Hotel by The Doors

1970 Albums, 2015 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, American Artists, California Artists, The Doors

Buy Morrison Hotel Although its actual title has long been in dispute, Morrison Hotel turns out to be an aptly named album by The Doors. Lead vocalist Jim Morrison was involved in composing […]

L.A. Woman by The Doors

1971 Albums, 2011 Reviews, Album Reviews by J.D. Cook, American Artists, California Artists, Jim Morrison, The Doors

Buy L.A. Woman L.A. Woman, is the final Doors album with lead singer and poet, Jim Morrison. This album encompasses a mixture of blues, funk, and rock while maintaining a sound that is […]