The Doors

Hear a Detroit concert in 1970 that was one of the Doors' greatest shows of all time, but got them banned from playing Detroit's legendary Cobo Hall ever again.

Doors frontman was apparently excited about contracting potentially fatal syphilis.

He's often visited by fans who think they own a “Holy Grail” bootleg tape.

Singer Jim Morrison was waiting to hear about aftermath of airplane arrest.

Robby Krieger says story was “bulls---” but Ray Manzarek thought otherwise, which upset John Densmore.

‘Break on Thru’ premieres in theaters around the world on Feb. 12.

Just like the band's first two albums, their third is getting expanded for its golden anniversary.

The unusually shaped house was later owned by Fred Durst, but don't let that stop you from looking at the pictures.

Gary Burden's album artwork helped define the images of the California singer-songwriter scene of the '70s.

The Doors join the growing ranks of artists to receive the Rockabye Baby treatment with the April 28 release of Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of the Doors.

They'd gotten sloppy, self-absorbed and a little off course by the time they released their fourth album.

The singer was already in a headlong downward spiral by the time he performed this final show.