"The Doors" is what I consider to be the group's best album, and I feel that they were the best rock band to come out of America. Jim Morrison's powerful voice and eerie, imagistic lyrics are backed splendidly by the other three musicians. Ray Manzarek's haunting organ-playing complements Morrison superbly. Robbie Krieger, while perhaps not a great guitarist, nevertheless does justice to the music, especially with his fine slide guitar work on "Moonlight Drive". John Densmore's drumming also complements Morrison finely in may instances with his rat-a-tat-tat style of playing. This is to put it simply, a splendid album from a superb group. In fact, the little weasel Mick Jagger once publicly criticized the Doors. Well, this overrated little pipsqueak could learn a lot from a fine group like The Doors, who, in my opinion, were light years ahead of this scrawny little twirp and his noisy group, all of whose members presently belong in nursing homes.