Disclaimer: All info that does not reside in my brain is gathered from wikipedia.com (mostly because Jon can't stand it) unless otherwise noted.
Album: Waiting For The Sun
Artists: The Doors
Released: 1968
Label: Elektra
Producer: Paul A. Rothchild
Chart Performance: #1 US/#16 UK
RIAA Certification: Platinum (US)/Gold (UK)
Singles: Hello, I Love You (#1 US/#15 UK)/The Unknown Soldier (#39 US/Did Not Chart UK)
Notes: Waiting For The Sun is the third studio album by The Doors. Released in 1968, it became The Doors first and only number one album. The lead single was The Unknown Soldier, which broke into the Top 40. It was the second single, Hello, I Love You, that became The Doors second number 1 hit. The song Waiting For The Sun was recorded at this time, but was left off the album. It was later included on the album Morrison Hotel. The solo for Five To One was ripped off by Ace Frehley for his solo on She, which appears on the third Kiss album Dressed To Kill. This statement is strictly my opinion.
You can still find this in print. There is a 40th Anniversary edition with 5 bonus tracks for around 10 dollars or a 50th Anniversary 2 disc edition for around 21 dollars.
Side One:
1. Hello, I Love You
2. Love Street
3. Not To Touch The Earth
4. Summer's Almost Gone
5. Wintertime Love
6. The Unknown Soldier
Side Two:
7. Spanish Caravan
8. My Wild Love
9. We Could Be So Good Together
10. Yes, The River Knows
11. Five To One
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I don't think it's only your opinion about Ace ripping that solo. It's more like common knowledge.
This is my favorite Doors-album, and probably the only one I listen to from time to time. If else I wanna listen to The Doors, I put on my double Best of-album.
Love Street is one of my favorite Doors-songs, and has been since I bought the soundtrack to the Doors-movie in 1990.
I do think the riff on Hello I love you was knicked from The Kinks' All Day And all Of The Night.
So I listened to this in December of 2018, good thing for you it wasn't this year. But, I still had to change things around this past week, so......thanks? You know, after I had already set up my listening experience for this week. Yeah, thanks.
Did he? Didn't even notice. Guess I never listened to DTK. If I did, I obviously forgot about it.
And...it's a Doors album. 'Nuff said.
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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