Okay, the Doors roared right out of the gates with the classic debut. They then hit a rut with the awfuul Strange Days; mediocre Waiting for the Sun; and The Soft Parade, which we will never speak of again. This is an improvement, and the closest they came to matching their debut. Strong cuts include Roadhouse Blues; Waiting for the Sun; the funky Peace Frog; and the underrated trilogy Ship of Fools; Land Ho and Maggie Mc'gill (bad lyrics aside, it rocks). The bad? You Make Me Real; stale blueses The Spy and Queen of the Highway; and the formulaic ballad Indian Summer. But along with the debut, this is really the only Doors studio album you need. If you own Legacy: the Absolute Best, that is...