Father and Son Reaction to The Doors! Morrison Hotel Full Album Review!

The Doors fifth album "Morrison Hotel" is up for review today, and we give our reactions to The Doors’ classic in a track by track format! This is the first time we have listened to Morrison Hotel, and are looking forward to finishing their discography with L.A. Woman!

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Quick Facts:
• 5th Studio Album released in February 1970, peaked at #4 in US, and was groups's highest-charting studio album in UK #12.

1. Roadhouse Blues – Written by Morrison/Music by The Doors. The song was recorded over several days with producer Paul A. Rothchild insisting on several takes. Morrison, who was apparently intoxicated, flubbed several lyrics and keep repeating the phrase "Money beats soul every time".

2. Waiting For The Sun – Written by Morrison, recorded in March 1968 during sessions for the band's third album.

3. You Make Me Real – Written by Morrison, was one of Morrison's earliest compositions, dating from 1966.

4. Peace Frog – Written by Morrison/Krieger. Krieger explained that the music was written and recorded first, with the lyrics later coming from poems by Morrison.

5. Blue Sunday – Written by Morrison. Love song to Pamela most likely.

6. Ship of Fools – Written by Morrison/Krieger

Side B: Morrison Hotel

7. Land Ho! – Written by Morrison/Krieger

8. The Spy – Written by Morrison, celebrates Morrison's intense but troubled relationship with longtime girlfriend Pamela Courson. Originally was called "Spy in the House Of Love", a line borrowed from A Spy in the House of Love, a novel published in 1954.

9. Queen of the Highway – Written by Morrison/Krieger. Was previously recorded in a jazzier arrangement during The Soft Parade sessions.

10. Indian Summer – Written by Morrison/Krieger, was recorded in August 1966 during sessions for The Doors.

11. Maggie M'Gill – Written by Morrison/Music by The Doors.

Favorite Tracks: Waiting For the Sun, Peace Frog, Indian Summer, Roadhouse Blues

Overall Score: 8.5/10 (Trey), 8.75/10 (Shawn)