L.a. Woman 40th Anniversary Edition
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. Woman: 40th Anniversary Edition is an official Rhino/Elektra reissue of The Doors' 1971 album issued as an expanded two-disc set in January 2012. The release pairs a remastered album with a second disc of alternate takes, outtakes and mixes, and includes a previously unreleased track, "She Smells So Nice," found during session-tape review by co‑producer Bruce Botnick.
. Woman: 40th Anniversary Edition is an official Rhino/Elektra reissue of The Doors' 1971 album issued as an expanded two-disc set in January 2012. The release pairs a remastered album with a second disc of alternate takes, outtakes and mixes, and includes a previously unreleased track, "She Smells So Nice," found during session-tape review by co‑producer Bruce Botnick.
- Includes a previously unreleased studio track, "She Smells So Nice," adding new archival material to the album.
- Second disc of alternate takes and outtakes offers insight into the band's studio process and different versions of key tracks.
- Includes a previously unreleased studio track, "She Smells So Nice," adding new archival material to the album.
- Second disc of alternate takes and outtakes offers insight into the band's studio process and different versions of key tracks.
- Official remastering and production overseen by co‑producer Bruce Botnick; packaged as a deluxe two‑disc set with booklet/photography on many pressings.
- −Some reviewers and listeners noted that the sound quality of certain unreleased/bonus tracks is uneven compared with the main album.
- −Mixed feedback: reception to the alternate mixes and expanded material is varied—some listeners appreciate the studio-documentary feel, while others prefer the original mixes and find the alternates non‑essential.
- −Some reviewers and listeners noted that the sound quality of certain unreleased/bonus tracks is uneven compared with the main album.
- −Mixed feedback: reception to the alternate mixes and expanded material is varied—some listeners appreciate the studio-documentary feel, while others prefer the original mixes and find the alternates non‑essential.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.