Stoned Immaculate - The Music of The Doors (2000)

From http://www.bmgmusic.com/acq/default/index.jhtml;jsessionid=ICVT0A0CLY51GCTI0UWSFEY?acqlinkback=y&_requestid=36216 : Essentially Elektra Records' tribute to a band that originally helped put them on the map, "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of the Doors" was assembled by producer Ralph Sall, with a heavy concentration on mainstream-oriented alternative rock. While some tracks are the straight-up covers typical of tribute albums, die-hard Doors fans have greater reasons to pay attention. The surviving band members appear on several tracks -- sometimes as a backing unit, sometimes as individual guest collaborators -- with frequently vital-sounding results. Echoing the Fatboy Slim "Bird Of Prey" single (coincidence that this was released around the same time?), producer Sall also incorporates sampled Morrison vocals, usually over atmospheric, electronic-tinged backing tracks; this tactic also produces beyond-the-grave Morrison duets with John Lee Hooker and William S. Burroughs. However -- perhaps logically -- it's the band performances that have the most life to them, especially those involving the Stone Temple Pilots and Ian Astbury. Even though "Stoned Immaculate" occasionally suffers from typical tribute-album unevenness, it's overall a fitting testament to the Doors' legacy. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide MP3 VBR Audiograbber 1.82 LAME 3.93

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Northboy (2006-07-28)

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