@KingDuppy Ah man thanks for that blast back to memory lane! I was having such a hard time making out their voices, but it sounded so familiar! Used to love watching that as a kid back in the day when they were on Comedy Central!
You guys seriously had some awesome flavors in this round 
My beat is Number 2, and I was actually telling @Yabba about how I avoided The Doors as growing up because of another kid in school that used to wear their band shirt almost everyday (like it was never washed, ever, and just gradually got grimier; looking back now I hope he had some better instructors around). Instead of making beats, I was trying to understand again why I actually avoided the band for so long, and got started towards the final two days (and that extension was a nice relief!). I really can’t thank you guys enough for the kind words on my beat, and it really makes me happy that we got to connect on that level. Was already involved with a couple of loops (below), but I couldn’t add anything to it and it seemed odd, like it works but not all the way lol. After desperately looking for samples that aren’t well known songs, I came across the song, “Runnin Blue,” off of their album Soft Parade. Then there were some Lord Finesse freestyle vocals spiced in from a Doo Wop mixtape. Drums were from Solomon Burke’s “Get Out of My Life Woman.”
Thanks again @Yabba and @everyone for another fun exploration and for the fresh new flavors! 
Here’s the first loop that was the initial idea, but got cold feet on submitting to the challenge as my ears got worn out from over listening. This one used The Doors “Tell All the People,” sprinkled with a lil Mobb Deep, naturally.
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