Has some good songs but overall a bit too weird. Better sound and production than their first album.

It's hard to like a band with such an arrogant frontman, but you can't deny this album its due. . .

Brilliant follow-up to their ground breaking debut. This kept American rock on the map when it first came out. No one did it better.

Fine second album from late '67. While IMO this band never quite put out a true, 5 star, all songs are great album, they never put out a poor one either, (though "The Soft Parade" indeed is about half lousy- a few real clunkers on it- and was probably their worst except for the 2 they put out without Morrison, I haven't heard those in their entirety, and I think the surviving members refuse to release those, but from what I have heard..well, the results ain't pretty).They certainly had quite a few splendid songs on this one, such as the title track."Horse Latitudes" is really weird, certainly one of the strangest psychedelic tunes from a major act of the period." When the Music's Over" is one of their long epics like "The End" or the title track to "The Soft Parade." "People Are Strange" and "Love Me Two Times" were the hits, and the best known songs on this, both have been covered by several bands since. Somewhat similar to the debut overall, but a bit more trippy in keeping with the spirit of the times.

Top-notch follow up to their Mighty and Meaty first album.Psychedelic even to a school marm.For my money it blows Sgt.Peppers right out of the water.

Brilliant! Absolutely Fantastic! This is one of the Door's best.

Great album!! You can't really go wrong with any of the Doors albums, and this is no exception!