THE OLD GET OLD
AND THE YOUNG
GET STRONGER
MAY TAKE A WEEK
AND IT MAY TAKE LONGER
THEY GOT THE GUNS
BUT WE GOT THE NUMBERS
Weird Scenes Inside the Gold Mine
is the
second
compilation album
by American
rock band
(following 13)
and the first
following the death
of singer
Jim Morrison.
A double album,
it was released in
January 1972.
The album contains
zero overlapping songs
from 13,
instead opting for
deeper cuts
and fan favorites.
The album's title
is a lyric from the song
"The End."
The cover was designed by
Bill Hoffman,
with a gatefold jacket
containing band shots
by Joel Brodsky
and liner notes by
Bruce Harris,
national publicist for
Elektra Records.
Charts and Notes
Weird Scenes Inside the Gold Mine
reached number 55
on the Billboard 200.
In 1980,
it was certified gold
by the RIAA.
NOTES :
I CHANGED IT
A LITTLE BIT
ADDED MORE STUFF
* TOOK OFF THE
MIX OF
"Peace Frog/Blue Sunday"
And Made Them
Separate Tracks
Also Took Off The Studio
Track
"The End"
And Added
The Live Version Instead
From Madison Square Garden
I Added Some
Alternate Takes
Of Some Songs
But I Stuck To Mainly
The Running Order
of The Album
CHECK IT OUT !!!
TRACKLIST
Break On Through
(To The Other Side)
Strange Days
Shaman's Blues
Love Street
Peace Frog
Blue Sunday
The Wasp
(Texas Radio and The Big Beat)
End Of The Night
Love Her Madly
Spanish Caravan
Ship Of Fools
The Spy
Been Down So Long
(Alt Take) [*]
The Changeling
(Alt Take) [*]
Roadhouse Blues
(Alt Take) [*]
The End
(Live)
(MSG)
CD 2
Take It As It Comes
Running Blue
L. A. Woman
Five To One
Who Scared You
(You Need Meat)
Don't Go No Further
Riders On The Storm
Maggie McGill
House Latitudes
Moonlight Drive
(Demo) [*]
When The Music's Over
Queen of The Highway [*]
Tell All The People [*]
Crawling King Snake [*]
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