(1967) This CD captures the Doors playing the Matrix Club in San Francisco for four nights in March, 1967. Songs performed include "Light My Fire," "Back Door Man" and "When The Music's Over.

(1968) This album features the songs "Hello, I Love You" (#1 in 1968), and "The Unknown Soldier" (#39 in 1968). This version of the album includes the bonus tracks "Albinoni's Adagio In G Minor" and "Not To Touch The Earth" (alternate takes).

(1968) This DVD shows the Doors in concert at the Roundhouse in London in 1968. Songs they performed include "Light My Fire," "Back Door Man" and "Spanish Caravan.

(1969) Released on the Doors' Bright Midnight label, this rehearsal for the July 21, 1969, shows at the Aquarius Theater in Hollywood includes the songs "I Will Never Be Untrue," "Gloria" and "Build Me A Woman.

(1969) The second set performed on July 21, 1969, includes the songs "Back Door Man" and "When The Music's Over.

(1970) This concert includes "Who Do You Love?" and "When The Music's Over.

(1970) This 6-CD boxed set contains all of the performances recorded by the Doors at the Felt Forum in New York City on January 17 and 18, 1970. Songs performed include "Roadhouse Blues," "Back Door Man" and "Light My Fire.

(1970) This concert was recorded at the Philadelphia Spectrum on May 1, 1970. It includes performances of "Universal Mind," "Mystery Train" and "Soul Kitchen.

(1970) The Doors' concert at Detroit's Cobo Hall on May 8, 1970, includes "Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)," and "Roadhouse Blues.

(1971) Their final album with Jim Morrison features "Love Her Madly" (#11 in 1971), "Riders On The Storm" (#14 in 1971), and "L.A. Woman." This version of the album includes the bonus tracks "Orange County Suite" and "(You Need Meat) Don't Go No Further.

(1978) Jim Morrison's spoken poems, with instrumental backing by the Doors, include "Stoned Immaculate" and "Hour For Magic.

(1985) This 2-CD collection includes the songs "Light My Fire" (#1 in 1967), "Crystal Ship" and "The End.

(1991) This 2-CD set includes the albums "Absolutely Live" (1970), "Alive, She Cried" (1983), and "Live At The Hollywood Bowl" (1987).

(1991) Val Kilmer played Jim Morrison, Kyle MacLachlan played Ray Manzarek, Frank Whaley played Robby Krieger, and Kevin Dillon played John Densmore, in this movie about the Doors.

(1999) Ray Manzarek, keyboard player for the Doors, writes about his personal memories of Jim Morrison. Ray can't make up his mind as to whether Jim Morrison's wild antics were the result of a poetic desire to push the envelope as far as he could, or if he was just a talented drunk.

(2000) This 15-song collection includes a demo version of "Moonlight Drive," and the previously unreleased "Woman Is A Devil.

(2001) This 13-song album is a sampler of live concert releases from the Doors' Bright Midnight label. It includes "Light My Fire" (from Philadelphia), and "Roadhouse Blues" (from Boston).

(2004) The first DVD in this 2-disc set is "The Doors - Soundstage" (1969). Songs filmed on soundstages for television broadcast include "Wishful Sinful" and "The Soft Parade." The second disc is the documentary "No One Here Gets Out Alive" (1981). It features interviews with all of the surviving members of the Doors.

(2006) This 12-disc set includes each of the Door's six studio albums, including previously unreleased bonus tracks. For each album there's a companion DVD, with more tracks, as well as photo galleries, lyrics, and videos.

(2007) This 2-CD, 24-song collection includes "Light My Fire" (new stereo mix), "When The Music's Over" (new stereo mix), "Hello, I Love You" (new stereo mix), and "Riders On The Storm" (new stereo mix).