The Doors' self-titled debut album is a no-skip album if I've ever heard one. This is every track from the record, ranked ...

The end is near for a bitter legal dispute between the three surviving members of The Doors now that the California Supreme Court has refused to take up their case.

Ironically, "The End" is the closing track on The Doors' debut album, and thus it is actually only the beginning. It was also, however, the literal end of The Doors' time in the spotlight.

The post Marilyn Manson unveils cover of The Doors’ classic “The End”: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Marilyn Manson has released his second straight cover song, this time ...

This year marks the fortieth anniversary of Apocalypse Now.Appropriately, the movie got its umpteenth re-release, this one of director Francis Ford Coppola’s third edit of the movie, which is longer ...

If you can think of a more disturbing song to come out of the 1960s than "The End" by the Doors, kudos to you. Marilyn Manson has now released a studio cover of the song over 50 years later, and ...

Most of the time the Doors sound woefully brittle to me, with nowhere near enough bottom end to support Morrison’s outsize vocals; that’s another result, no doubt, of years spent listening to ...

Those people will delight in "Night Divides the Day: The Doors Anthology" (out now from Genesis Publications, $75), a beefy new book that chronologically recounts the Doors' rise and too-soon end ...

Today, we get to hear it, and it sounds exactly the way you’d expect a Marilyn Manson cover of “The End” to sound. It stretches over eight and a half minutes. It’s rough.