After Strange Days the expectations of fans and critics were high. With their third album from the year 1968 the Doors then landed their first chart hit, Waiting for the Sun reached number 1 in the charts. The Song material was more friendly and included ballads like Love Street, Summer's Almost Gone and Yes, The River Knows. But also the militant political The Unknown Soldier is included on the album, a Statement against the war, a reaction to the fighting in Vietnam. Waiting for the Sun, by the way not to be confused with the song of the same name. This can be found on the album Morrison Hotel The remastering of the SACD from the original analog tapes was done by Doug Sax, accompanied by Bruce Botnick, Doors producer and sound engineer. The original masters were developed on a Tape machine with tube input stage and also for the playback of the newly to be mastering tapes, a machine with tube output stage was used. Basis for the Surround Sound were the 96k / 24Bit files used by Botnick for the audio DVD release at Perception of the original analog masters were mixed and mastered