The debut, recorded almost live in the studio, carrying the breakthrough hit "Light My Fire" and the closing epic "The End".
The second album, darker and more studio-crafted, with "People Are Strange" and "Love Me Two Times".
The band's only US number one album, led by the pop hit "Hello, I Love You".
A more elaborate record with brass and string arrangements, carrying the single "Touch Me".
A return to hard blues rock after the orchestral detour, opening with "Roadhouse Blues".
The last album with Jim Morrison, built on the blues, with the title track and "Riders on the Storm".
The first album after Morrison's death, with Manzarek and Krieger taking over lead vocals.
The last studio album of the post-Morrison trio, mixing rock with jazz and Latin touches.