• The Doors (1991) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Oliver Stone's homage to 1960s rock group The Doors also doubles as a biography of the group's late singer, the "Electric Poet" Jim Morrison.

The movie follows Morrison from his days as a film student in Los Angeles to his death in Paris, France at age 27 in 1971.

The movie features a tour-de-force performance by Val Kilmer, who not only looks like Jim Morrison's long-lost twin brother, but also sounds so much like him that he did much of his own singing.

It has been written that even the surviving Doors had trouble distinguishing Kilmer's vocals from Morrison's originals.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Doors
	The Movie	Jim Morrison: Writer Jim Morrison: Performer
	Riders on the Storm	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Hello, I Love You	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Love Street	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Moonlight Drive	The Doors: Writer Val Kilmer: Performer
	Break On Through	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Light My Fire	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	The Crystal Ship	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	My Wild Love	The Doors: Writer Val Kilmer: Performer
	The End	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer Robby Krieger: Performer
	Alabama Song	The Doors: Performer Kurt Weill: Performer Bertolt Brecht: Lyrics
	Heroin	Lou Reed: Writer The Velvet Underground: Performer
	Strange Days	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Not to Touch the Earth	Jim Morrison: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Love Me Two Times	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Wild Child	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	The Soft Parade	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Roadhouse Blues	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	End of the Night	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Back Door Man	Willie Dixon: Writer The Doors: Performer Val Kilmer: Additional vocals
	You're Lost Little Girl	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	People Are Strange	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	When the Music's Over	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer Val Kilmer: Additional vocals
	Touch Me	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Five to One	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Dead Cats, Dead Rats	Jim Morrison: Writer The Doors: Performer
	L.A. Woman	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Venus In Furs	Lou Reed: Writer The Velvet Underground: Performer
	Severed Garden	Jim Morrison: Writer Jim Morrison: Performer
	Indian Summer	The Doors: Writer The Doors: Performer
	Everytime I Wanna Make Love
	California Sun
	Ghost Song
	Hang On Sloopy
	Time Has Come Today
	Who's Walking Away
	She's About a Mover
	You're Lost Little Girl	The Doors: Performer
	When the Music's Over	The Doors: Performer
	Who's Walking Away	Olivia Barash: Performer
	She's About a Mover	Doug Sahm: Performer
	Carmina Burana	Doug Sahm: Performer
	Adagio in G minor	Doug Sahm: Performer
	The Spy	The Doors: Performer
	Eve of Destruction	P.F. Sloan: Performer

User reviews

Michael Mitchell

8/10

The music in the movie not only complements the storyline but also serves as a character in itself, reflecting the turbulent and passionate nature of Jim Morrison's life and artistry.

Margaret Taylor

3/10

While Val Kilmer's vocal performance was impressive in mimicking Jim Morrison's singing style, it often felt like an imitation rather than a genuine interpretation. This took away from the emotional depth and authenticity that could have been achieved with the original recordings.

David Miller

7/10

Val Kilmer's mesmerizing vocal performance in the movie is so eerily reminiscent of Jim Morrison's own voice that it adds an extra layer of authenticity and immersion to the viewing experience.

Edward Thomas

7/10

The Doors' soundtrack perfectly captures the essence of the 1960s rock era, immersing the listener in the rebellious and psychedelic spirit of the time.

Amanda Robinson

6/10

The eclectic mix of songs in the soundtrack showcases the range of influences that shaped The Doors' sound, from blues to psychedelic rock, making it a dynamic and engaging listening experience beyond just being a movie soundtrack.

Linda Baker

6/10

The music in the film serves as a powerful narrative device, enhancing the emotional depth of the story and providing a visceral connection to Jim Morrison's tumultuous life and artistic brilliance.

Patricia Robinson

5/10

The incorporation of Jim Morrison's original recordings alongside Val Kilmer's remarkable vocal performances creates a seamless blend that truly honors the legacy of The Doors and their iconic frontman.

Melissa Taylor

9/10

Val Kilmer's incredible vocal performance in the movie is truly impressive, as he manages to embody Jim Morrison's unique voice and style with such authenticity that it's hard to believe it's not actually Morrison singing.

Melissa Young

9/10

The music in the film beautifully complements the story of Jim Morrison, enhancing the emotional depth of his journey from a young film student to a legendary rock star.

Stephanie Thomas

2/10

The soundtrack of The Doors felt repetitive and lacked diversity in musical styles. It seemed to rely too heavily on the same psychedelic rock sound, making it monotonous to listen to for an extended period of time.

Charles Garcia

8/10

Each song in the soundtrack serves as a powerful storytelling tool, enhancing the emotional depth and complexity of Jim Morrison's character portrayed in the film.

Jennifer Hill

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Doors not only pays homage to the iconic band's legacy but also stands on its own as a remarkable musical achievement that enhances the overall cinematic experience.

Carol Hall

2/10

Some of the song choices in the soundtrack felt disjointed and out of place within the storyline of the film. It seemed as though the music was added as an afterthought rather than being carefully integrated to enhance the narrative and emotional impact of the scenes.

Emily Davis

6/10

The soundtrack of The Doors perfectly captures the essence and energy of the 1960s rock era, immersing the audience in the rebellious spirit of the time.

Linda Evans

10/10

The soundtrack of The Doors perfectly captures the essence of the 1960s rock era, transporting me back in time with its psychedelic and energetic melodies.

Matthew Hernandez

7/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration of The Doors' classic hits with the film's narrative creates a cohesive and engaging audio-visual experience that keeps the audience captivated throughout.

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