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 "Waiting for the Sun is the only Doors album to reach number one on the charts."

 The album contains songs with very strong lyrics, like The Unknown Soldier, but compared to the first two it is more "soft."

Waiting For The Sun is The Doors' third studio album, released in 1968. It was their only album to reach number one on the charts and featured notable singles like "Hello, I Love You." While critics were largely negative due to its softer tone compared to previous albums, fans embraced its strong lyrics and commercial appeal. The album achieved platinum and gold status and included demos and alternate takes in later anniversaries. Discover the hits and hidden gems of The Doors' Waiting For The Sun – listen now and experience their unique sound evolution!

 Today I will try to review, in my opinion, the best album by the Talking Heads: "Remain in Light."

 "I recommend this album to everyone, especially to those who would like to get to know New Wave, or more generally, the Talking Heads."

This review praises Talking Heads' Remain in Light as the band's best album, highlighting standout tracks like "Once in a Lifetime" and "The Overload." It emphasizes the shift from upbeat to darker tones throughout the album and calls it a perfect introduction to New Wave music. The reviewer also recommends exploring related albums like Fear of Music and More Songs About Buildings and Food. Explore the groundbreaking sounds of Talking Heads' Remain in Light and dive into the world of New Wave today!