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Title: Bogus Doors
Review: This is a bogus Doors CD with Jim Morrison. They didn't really sell out but were trying to shed their rebellious hippie image in favor of teeny bopper bubble gum to the point where they were on the cover of Tiger Beat. The music isn't bad, in fact it's really good, it's just the fact of one of their weakest singles, Touch Me, and compares poorly to the more inspired debut and LA Woman, poorly to even Morrison Hotel. This is called Soft Parade because The Doors are soft core now. If you just listen to it straight through it's great background music for sitting back and relaxing, but the Doors here are pure bubble gum, which got criticized for catering to pubescent audiences. I got this as relic of the 60s and 1900s for 2 bucks. I don't have the 2007 remaster, this is the 1990 CD reissue. I want rebellous or older drunk Doors. I'm not saying it sucks, it's just this bubble gum version of a classic rock band doesn't do it for me not get me pumped.
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