The Doors' fourth album from 1969 received very mixed reviews. The band was trying to find new Influences and worked with strings and wind instruments, but not all songs succeeded in fusion from psychedelic skirt with poetry. The mix is especially well done on the Hit Touch Me and also the Riffs on Wild Child received positive attention Remastering the SACD from the original analog tapes is by Doug Sax, accompanied by Bruce Botnick, the producer and sound engineer of the Doors. The original masters were assembled on a tape machine with tube input stage and also for the playback of the new tapes to be mastered, a machine with tube output stage is used. The surround sound was based on the 96k / 24bit files that Botnick used for the audio DVD release were mixed and mastered by the original analog masters at Perception The SACDs were resampled to DSD (without filter) using a Weiss Saracon converter. Gus Skinas from the Super Audio Center finally took over the pre-production