James Dean also. My 2 favorite performers. Both complete mysteries, been reading about both for 40 years and still learning. I honestly feel like I have them both figured out! Mostly!
I may be thirteen, and it may seem stupid, but The Doors changed my life. They've given me something to enjoy in the midst of school, tests, and depression. I wish I could personally thank Jim Morrison for showing me that life doesn't need to be so serious all the time. He's my favorite musician, and I don't know what my mental state would be without him and The Doors. Long live The Doors.
Rock on! I first got into them around the same time. I'm 39 now. There's so much stuff out there to discover with The Doors. They elevate you to another world. Enjoy your trip!
Morrison didn't try to dance. He just had a knack for moving, jumping, hopping, falling and screaming with the music. No other front man comes close. Even his own band members said they would watch Morrison, because they never knew what he would do next.
He was very special indeed. He had that X Factor in him. Can you imagine how much people could have been jealous of Jim?! But, poor man needed help, and nobody was there to help. :((
Until a few years ago, we only read about these live performances but never actually saw them. I’m 36, so definitely was not around. With these RUclips channels and uploads of live footage, we can finally see it happen. It’s all true! They put on quite a show!
While other bands put on outfits, or makeup, or fireworks in order to convey that they were dangerous, when the doors played, you were seeing the real deal. They played from the depths. Each member had special skills, and they were completely fluid in setting the mood for, and with Jim. Their excellence lives on. Long live the doors.
100% nothing more than their raw energy n let the music guide them n the audience wherever it may take them with Jim as the captain, Ray, Robbie n John the Co- pilots, still the best of all time in my opinion
the doors was the band that I was most involved with, Jim was very intelligent, knew the ancient Greek philosophy and poetry too, was a philosopher poet, knowledgeable of Nietzschean philosophy, which is not at all easy to understand, in my opinion, the doors was the best band that ever existed.
This is a fantastic performance, and I firmly believe that this band, not Jim but this band, maybe the most overlooked in history... Everyone remembers Jim, but Ray, Robbie and John were so goddamn good
best ever live version of Backdoor Man right here ....the middle segment is mesmerizing in intensity, hypnotic, Jim mimicking the various black artists he would see on his travels of all the cheap joints in L.A that is where this came from , after he absorbed the blues he saw and heard, playing to the uk audience for the first time he gave them everything , full effort all his showmanship and tricks
I was listening to Crawling King Snake and I began singing Backdoor Man to myself. I can't believe this version actually exists with both, it's perfect.
I love those little dialogues he puts into his songs, its like he's talking to himself and at the same time paints a picture in my head. Like I can imagine some guy who is the "boss" who is talking to me.
I saw Robbie Krieger last Sept 2018. He played two hours of DOORS classics. It was great, his sound was still fantastic!!! He told some great stories about Jim and Ray and the Band....
@@Jennifer-hd4cs As do i . Its like hes possesed in this song . But ive never worked out what he says in the latter part of the into . Sounds like ' get up there ' 'thats five alive ' .
There's no denying it Jim morrison is one of the best in those days.!!!!!!!!!!! I wish I could of grew up in those days so i can go to the concerts he gave Wow what a person.
Loved how the band catered to Jim. I heard Jim talk. I can't believe that voice came from that man. Phil Anselmo, Corey Taylor, and Eddie Vedder have nothing on him.
Dude, why don't you put the time and effort in downloading, and editing the sound to match the video, you're even able to turn up or lower the volume and bass, you just gotta do it.
Unique, mesmerizing, he had women and men at his feet. What a special gifted intelligent person he was. It’s just so sad those demons could not be dragged out of him. WHAT A PERFORMANCE!!!!
His father was a Navy Commander smack in the middle of the Gulf Of Tonkin incident that started the Vietnam war. Imagine having that burden in that time.
When the Doors did Blues Covers it stood out. It wasn’t cheesy and soulless like many other white bands covering blues. The Doors were students of not only Delta Blues but of the marrow of that music the mysticism the spirit of it the real roots of it. They found the light and dark, the back pew the carnal release of it. They became a vessel that channeled those old blues ghosts. It was otherworldly and Jim And Ray knew it was bigger than them .
Er war einfach großartig - intelligent, intellektuell und hatte Charisma ohne Ende. Ein schöner Mann war er ebenso - für mich eigentlich der schönste auf der Welt da er viele Charakterzüge im Gesicht hatte wenn er singt wie kein anderer. Er lebte exzessiv und bekam die Quittung. Dennoch war er ein Genie der sich feinfühlig, traurig und zugleich lebensbejahend in seinen Liedern und Werken für immer verewigte.
OMFG. First time seeing this. Mono sound but no words for the quality and sound, bearing in mind no knobs, no tweaking, no tech and Jim and all the rock and roll lifestyle...blown away. RIP CJP 1946-2020. ❤️❤️
The Doors had a procedure for songs like this. The three instrumentalists would create what they called "the canvas" and Morrison would paint something on it. They were never quite sure what was coming, and I'm pretty sure Morrison often didn't either. I'm confident that in the early days, before the drugs and alcohol really got a hold over Morrison, that these performances were almost always fresh and exciting. Live at the Hollywood Bowl depicts the Doors in their element on this approach, and Morrison, although I think it likely he was doing LSD, was surreally articulate during that performance. I had the good fortune to see them in Louisville in October of 68, and they were truly fascinating.
@@erniejohnson4364 Lucky you! I was only about one year old then. Had three older, baby boomer brothers, tho', with stereos, posters, one of Jim, .. so I had early exposure to 'the good stuff.' In that way, I guess I'm lucky, too 😄. Peace✌ to you, brother.
Any more detail about the show you saw?.... how do you rate the doors vs their peers in that great era of music?... Morrison seems unstoppable when he was on his A game.
He was a fantastic performer and this Is One of their best live, maybe their top performance. Roundhouse London 1.9.1968 their top only few months before Miami disaster. Incredible show...
My god, I think If I were Robby, Ray, or John I would have be a nervous wreck when Jim starts freestyling. Like, it's so awesome to hear how he fills the spaces, but how long do you let him do it for? Thats the beauty of the band I guess- they all know each other so well they can just be like "Alright, lets punch back into the song now". Amazing stuff
OK I saw Doors Isle of Wight seventeen but we had to escape from boarding school. Still it was before he died and a weekend we will never forget. For me they were geniuses! Look at the music today rubbish.
I remember the first time I heard this song as a kid. My friend's dad played it for us in the car while cruising around Coconut Grove, Miami. R.I.Peace Bill I'm blasting this one loud for you tonight!!!
He was amazing in this era, but for me his best form was in the time of Morrison Hotel and definitly their best and most brilliant work LA Woman...Top three albums ever made for me right there with White Album and Exile On Main Street
Thank-you for sharing and uploading for all of us Doors fans to enjoy. The first time I heard the album, LA Women, many years ago, I was mesmerized and listened to the album ( cassette tape )over and over on my Sony Walkman.
If you knew music history you would know that when Janice sang Ball and Chain at Monterey Pop it was considered revolutionary. You're actually the simpleton here. @@CooManTunes
Some vital music right here. That particular concert has a vibe to it that is undeniable. Of course musically they are on point... but with Jim in the zone too which wasnt always the case as time went on. Epic.
That was his spirit guide letting him know it's almost time. You can see Jim's in a shamanic trance. It's interesting the way Jim answers with a not all too enthusiastic "all right". Sort of just resigned to his fate.
@@harryh.2464 I believe that . He was so real , under no illusions . when we in our 20's we dont think about getting old and dying . He did and went for it . I believe he lived everyday like it was his last .
@@Lord_Hillcrest I know you intend well but don't you judge this young persons thoughts. Are you God? Consciousness of life and death is what motivates me to live everyday and will hopefully do that for him too. We will all die. No one get's out of here alive. My son thought these things when only 10 as did I before him. as he became aware of time and losing loved ones. We talked about it. At 20 he is a beautiful caring young man. Most live in the dream nightmare of nothing. Let him awake from slumber and the living death that is the tragic norm. It is fear that crushes the soul.
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I’m 38 now and Morrison is still the most enigmatic person I’ve ever read about.
He was a hot man
for sure
James Dean also. My 2 favorite performers. Both complete mysteries, been reading about both for 40 years and still learning. I honestly feel like I have them both figured out! Mostly!
Total freedom and lack of inhibitions. Started out with back to audience and just let it fly. Morrison was an actor. A poet, acting.
Ir 38 ,médaille
I may be thirteen, and it may seem stupid, but The Doors changed my life. They've given me something to enjoy in the midst of school, tests, and depression. I wish I could personally thank Jim Morrison for showing me that life doesn't need to be so serious all the time. He's my favorite musician, and I don't know what my mental state would be without him and The Doors. Long live The Doors.
if you love the awesome music of Jim Morrison and the Doors, you must have a high IQ, but maybe not as high as Jim...
Rock on! I first got into them around the same time. I'm 39 now. There's so much stuff out there to discover with The Doors. They elevate you to another world. Enjoy your trip!
I only knew Doors in my early 20s in covid era. No other rocker hooked me. Damn....u're awesome 🙌💜
Join the ranks I'm 65 and got this pumping Xmas day 2024
You are intelligent that is all. Keep going!!
Morrison didn't try to dance. He just had a knack for moving, jumping, hopping, falling and screaming with the music. No other front man comes close. Even his own band members said they would watch Morrison, because they never knew what he would do next.
He was very special indeed. He had that X Factor in him. Can you imagine how much people could have been jealous of Jim?! But, poor man needed help, and nobody was there to help. :((
@@Dzanarika1 he was born to die young.
well, Freddy was the equivalent, so..
Once a girl was like can you dance I was like no but inknow the shaman dance and she was like what's that I was like you'll know when you see it
@@daviT_con_T freddy is not Jim's equal
I will always argue that Robbie Kreiger is one of the most underrated guitarists. EVER.
He definitely has a unique sound and as an artist in general he's very underestimated especially since he wrote light my fire and love her madly etc
hell yeah!
Probably one of the first rock guitarists to use flamenco influences... without sounding forced or dull as shit.
How fucking awesome is that?
As well as Song Writer (not this W. Dixon Song)
He never uses a pick
You don't make music for immortality,
You make music to capture the moment or sheer joy of being alive on planet earth.
-Ray Manzarek.
jim motrrison and his 880 cubic inch 2 stroke inline 6 cylinder fascenates me even today and is the 858 arcticat
Yet the music is still timeless.
Rip legendsss
Until a few years ago, we only read about these live performances but never actually saw them. I’m 36, so definitely was not around. With these RUclips channels and uploads of live footage, we can finally see it happen. It’s all true! They put on quite a show!
Yess 🥹🥹
And you can feel it, every word, every instrument. Magnificent! 🔥
This entire band is just phenomenal. Jim Morrison just happened to be a giant of iconic front men.
if you like this you might like my brother’s music. his name is Stu Morris and 'Daisy' is a good song by him......
Seeing the Doors live you never what version of Jim you'd get, drunk and belligerent, or well behaved.. either way, always Epic..
Undescribable talent.....so blessed to grow up hearing such talent......Jim Morrison could be my back door man anytime!!❤
THAT is how you mesmerize an audience. That place was silent during this performance.
What I wouldn't trade to see a live Doors concert... What a trip
I did see them(and met Jim) and what you see here is just a taste...
If you live in southern California there is a tribute band called strange days that cover the doors.. they put on a heck of show..
Saw them twice in NYC. I'm 71 now.
This is beyond music; this is a soulful, carnal sermon. These guys made magic.
Carnal sermon... awesome brother
My favorite rock band since way back. And Great words you use. Roy b, Cape Town, south africa 🇿🇦
Ese gran poeta con voz magnetica
Well said. Yet visceral and primal too
This is also a hippie on acid.
While other bands put on outfits, or makeup, or fireworks in order to convey that they were dangerous, when the doors played, you were seeing the real deal. They played from the depths. Each member had special skills, and they were completely fluid in setting the mood for, and with Jim. Their excellence lives on. Long live the doors.
If that aint the truth. Apparently the band was more intense in real life
100% nothing more than their raw energy n let the music guide them n the audience wherever it may take them with Jim as the captain, Ray, Robbie n John the Co- pilots, still the best of all time in my opinion
Also..no resolving members..A true band.
THE DOORS are NOT “America’s Rolling Stones!,” Whomever stated that is a fool 😵💫
@@cherielynne5275 may they be rememered for there drug use..many trips to god knows where
Mesmerizing performance. Jim's the best looking sexiest guy in the world. Love The Doors.
Stop that , you sound desperate.
Are you saying you have seen his 50 yo corpse?
Probably one of the greatest things ever captured.
😊❤
Manzarek, Densmore and Krieger were consistently amazing musicians. They helped create the unique sound of the Doors
Barry Smith they just followed Jim's improvement on stage.
@@bluewendigo672 More like they led Jim into his improvement.
FROGO Creature I think you meant to say they followed Jim’s improvisation on stage.
I mean they did create it. Jim didn’t write the music, they did.
Manzarek is the sound of the entire album if you ask me
if this song doesnt make you think of that special someone, nothing will
Ray Manzarek es de otro planeta 👏
I'm a 70-year-old female that listens to the Doors daily along with the best in the west! Love Crystal Ship on Dave Clark!!!
if you like this you might like my brother’s music. his name is Stu Morris and 'Daisy' is a good song by him......
the doors was the band that I was most involved with, Jim was very intelligent, knew the ancient Greek philosophy and poetry too, was a philosopher poet, knowledgeable of Nietzschean philosophy, which is not at all easy to understand, in my opinion, the doors was the best band that ever existed.
Wesley Felipe His poems weren't that great tho
Neitzche isn't all that but Jim was woke to say the least. Wrote alot of profound relatable stuff for sure.
@@troysorensen1089 yeah I love Jim's writing
The killer awoke before Dawn he put his boots on🤘🎤
So you found a way to incorporate yourself to the doors legacy huh ?? Pathetic.
a young and wild Jim Morrison, at his prime. love you Jim
0:03 that's jim for real on pain and sadness crying on the most theatrical moment of he's career.
Rest in peace Morrison. You got flower in you garden
Best performance of this song ❤❤❤❤
Their are no words to describe the feeling I get from this band. Just a fireball of energy . No words
Unlike any band, absolutely amazing
Mystic Rain it's cool my band is shit too. At least your having fun
amen
My favorite live performance of this song
you look beautiful what is your favorite song
Erik Deluna Need a backdoor? 😂
absolutely possessed in this one
u read my mind.
I was gonna say the same, well something like that indeed
Each doors performance for the other members was like a venture into the unknown. They adapted so well to jims unpredictable ways.
The Doors, one of the best bands ever of all times ...
Morrison, the only performer who could sing a blues tune, and then also crank up a bubble gum tune..like 'I looked at you '..
Men don't know but the little girls underdstand ^^ cheers from France , Jim the GOAT
This is a fantastic performance, and I firmly believe that this band, not Jim but this band, maybe the most overlooked in history... Everyone remembers Jim, but Ray, Robbie and John were so goddamn good
Love Jim and all the DOORS way ahead of there time,better than any band these days!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
His unpredictability. You never knew what you were gonna get. But always left satisfied
probably the best live version of back door man....jim said this was one of the best crowds ever
One of my favourites' Doors songs.❤❤❤
best ever live version of Backdoor Man right here ....the middle segment is mesmerizing in intensity, hypnotic, Jim mimicking the various black artists he would see on his travels of all the cheap joints in L.A that is where this came from , after he absorbed the blues he saw and heard, playing to the uk audience for the first time he gave them everything , full effort all his showmanship and tricks
I was listening to Crawling King Snake and I began singing Backdoor Man to myself. I can't believe this version actually exists with both, it's perfect.
best ever is in Danbury high school 1967
Interesting
@@skylarmichellex ya
@@jimb0437 But no video ? Am I correct ? Roy b, Cape Town, South africa 🇿🇦
I love those little dialogues he puts into his songs, its like he's talking to himself and at the same time paints a picture in my head. Like I can imagine some guy who is the "boss" who is talking to me.
the boss is the hangman or God, take your pick. Morrison had the construct nailed down. succinct blueprint of the condition. underrated lyricist.
+kelvinkloud very underrated.
Mystical,Magical, Morrison.
One of the better live versions with awesome video footage.
yep
Unico !!!!!!!😅😮😮Nunca😊😊 nasceu outro ,Nunca teve uma outra banda como The Doors/ As Portas.
Thank you jim morrison for your "truly groundbreaking"music
Kek
Hell yeah! The Doors will always be my favorite. Jim was a poet!
Kim Loves Modest Mouse
Hello kim
Hell yeah , only select few understand. Mr. Mojo Rising is lizard king forever .
My thoughts exactly kim
Yes he was one o the greatest poets
This whole thing sounds so dirty and raw, down to the sound quality...and I love it
That sound!!! Nothing like it, just an absolute force!
This is such a badass performance! One of my favorites.
I saw Robbie Krieger last Sept 2018. He played two hours of DOORS classics. It was great, his sound was still fantastic!!! He told some great stories about Jim and Ray and the Band....
I love the way Jim screams in this video.
@James Douglas Morrison fuck the fakes
ME TOO!
@@Jennifer-hd4cs As do i . Its like hes possesed in this song . But ive never worked out what he says in the latter part of the into . Sounds like ' get up there ' 'thats five alive ' .
Oh my gosh makes me wanna do the same, which I do in private
There's no denying it Jim morrison is one of the best in those days.!!!!!!!!!!! I wish I could of grew up in those days so i can go to the concerts he gave Wow what a person.
I KNOW ME TOO
I did. ❤️
Jim at his most visceral, rawest, and grittiest.
My favorite live performance of this song and the best band EVER!!!!!! Jim Morrison The King Of Rock n'roll
Jim Morrison - Extraordinary talent and depth. Much more than just a band front man.
That face he makes at 1:27 omg... I just love this man , got me hypnotized 🦎🔥💜🦎
if you like this you might like my brother’s music. his name is Stu Morris and 'Daisy' is a good song by him......
Loved how the band catered to Jim. I heard Jim talk. I can't believe that voice came from that man. Phil Anselmo, Corey Taylor, and Eddie Vedder have nothing on him.
That's four people in total sync, a band that despite the chaos of the sound are reacting to eachother. really cool
What a visceral performance.
Not really, it fits the lyrics.
Moonlight Moe I mean, he's right though.
Jeff Tate II I mean it's about a means of consciousness man!! Jims sayin what he's fellin!
Moonlight Moe feelin
Every other band hated the doors because Jim was the embodiment of rock.
We need more of this, videos like this were the audio matches the footage and pure Doors sound to fuel the universal mind
Dude, why don't you put the time and effort in downloading, and editing the sound to match the video, you're even able to turn up or lower the volume and bass, you just gotta do it.
been there. With the mumbling, sweating, rambling, wandering...drifting, rhyming..... all of it.
Been there Jimmy boy. Rock on.
man jim was fucking always high to the next level! he lived his life to the extreme
He sure did, he pushed the limit
glenn danzig iiu
Back when the cocaine was pure and the weed was bunk
yes he did he made his mark on our minds shame hes gone from drugs he could of shown this world today some shit!
He lived im his own mind but was popular. Every junkie is the same and he wasnt special
The Doors. The best band, of my youth.
Unique, mesmerizing, he had women and men at his feet. What a special gifted intelligent person he was. It’s just so sad those demons could not be dragged out of him. WHAT A PERFORMANCE!!!!
John Densmore says Artistic Creativity & Self Destruction don't have to go hand in hand ...
His father was a Navy Commander smack in the middle of the Gulf Of Tonkin incident that started the Vietnam war. Imagine having that burden in that time.
WOW thee best ever no band was even close.
When the Doors did Blues Covers it stood out. It wasn’t cheesy and soulless like many other white bands covering blues. The Doors were students of not only Delta Blues but of the marrow of that music the mysticism the spirit of it the real roots of it. They found the light and dark, the back pew the carnal release of it. They became a vessel that channeled those old blues ghosts. It was otherworldly and Jim And Ray knew it was bigger than them .
Exactly ton ton ton
Lol, have you ever heard of Led Zeppelin?
Er war einfach großartig - intelligent, intellektuell und hatte Charisma ohne Ende. Ein schöner Mann war er ebenso - für mich eigentlich der schönste auf der Welt da er viele Charakterzüge im Gesicht hatte wenn er singt wie kein anderer. Er lebte exzessiv und bekam die Quittung. Dennoch war er ein Genie der sich feinfühlig, traurig und zugleich lebensbejahend in seinen Liedern und Werken für immer verewigte.
jim was a very charismatic frontman! R.IP Jim and Ray !
OMFG. First time seeing this. Mono sound but no words for the quality and sound, bearing in mind no knobs, no tweaking, no tech and Jim and all the rock and roll lifestyle...blown away. RIP CJP 1946-2020. ❤️❤️
Happy 78th Birthday Jim. What could have been.
Jim's on fire
Just a great band. Jim had an IQ of 149 and it shows. I like how he mixed in Crawling King Snake with Back Door Man.
Fucking hell, i don't even have words do describe this. Jim was one of a kind.
warguy403 was due to the 60s times.just feelings and real music
Absolutely Fabulous! Robbie just glide's across the strings with no pick!
All of his songs are improvised... anyone that has the ability to do that is a legend
there is no one currently on the scene remotely in his zipcode.
This song is a cover, of a cover by Jogn Hammond of the song written by Howling Wolf. Albeit with some improvised sections as seen here.
The Doors had a procedure for songs like this. The three instrumentalists would create what they called "the canvas" and Morrison would paint something on it. They were never quite sure what was coming, and I'm pretty sure Morrison often didn't either. I'm confident that in the early days, before the drugs and alcohol really got a hold over Morrison, that these performances were almost always fresh and exciting. Live at the Hollywood Bowl depicts the Doors in their element on this approach, and Morrison, although I think it likely he was doing LSD, was surreally articulate during that performance. I had the good fortune to see them in Louisville in October of 68, and they were truly fascinating.
@@erniejohnson4364 Lucky you! I was only about one year old then. Had three older, baby boomer brothers, tho', with stereos, posters, one of Jim, .. so I had early exposure to 'the good stuff.' In that way, I guess I'm lucky, too 😄. Peace✌ to you, brother.
Any more detail about the show you saw?.... how do you rate the doors vs their peers in that great era of music?... Morrison seems unstoppable when he was on his A game.
Best ever live version of Back Door Man right here of King of Rock n roll Jim Morrison Best Band Ever THE DOORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He was a fantastic performer and this Is One of their best live, maybe their top performance. Roundhouse London 1.9.1968 their top only few months before Miami disaster. Incredible show...
Morrison is on fire here. Apparently the cream of the London rock scene were in to see them. .
The magic of Jim morrison is shown in this live performance, when they were at their peak, and his charisma, also Robbie Krieger n
THE DOORS WILL LIVE FOREVER! Thank you for posting this incredible reminder!
jim and the boys have been singing for over 64yrs...this one alone is over 44yrs old... ya I love ya Jim more then any man I ever seen...😘😍💞
My god, I think If I were Robby, Ray, or John I would have be a nervous wreck when Jim starts freestyling. Like, it's so awesome to hear how he fills the spaces, but how long do you let him do it for? Thats the beauty of the band I guess- they all know each other so well they can just be like "Alright, lets punch back into the song now". Amazing stuff
The emotional load plus artistic genius beyond the reach of today's pop stars.
I had to watch the entire video before looking at comments. I couldn't take my eyes off of this intense mesmerizing jam of "Back Door Man".
I miss jim although i did not meet him during his lifetime.. This shows how powerful he is in the realm of music
That roar at the beginning gets me every time
Just wow
OK I saw Doors Isle of Wight seventeen but we had to escape from boarding school. Still it was before he died and a weekend we will never forget. For me they were geniuses!
Look at the music today rubbish.
If ever there was a song to make anyone feel cool af, its this
LOVE, PEACE, LIGHT! The spirit of The Doors (not just Jim) is still alive, kicking and appreciated today in 2021. SERVUS!!!
I remember the first time I heard this song as a kid. My friend's dad played it for us in the car while cruising around Coconut Grove, Miami. R.I.Peace Bill I'm blasting this one loud for you tonight!!!
Anyone else realize how this genius just blended two of my favorite songs? Truly impressed
Been looking for this version for so long! Thank you!
'The doors live in Europe 1968 ' is the DVD you want then .
When Jim cared the Doors were one of the greatest live bands.
Jim is and will be the best
punishment equipment Real face of Rock and Roll.
How really was behavior.on those places
the original lizard king! jimbo...in top form
He was amazing in this era, but for me his best form was in the time of Morrison Hotel and definitly their best and most brilliant work LA Woman...Top three albums ever made for me right there with White Album and Exile On Main Street
*The ONLY Lizard King
Woooow oh my gooood....
Thank-you for sharing and uploading for all of us Doors fans to enjoy.
The first time I heard the album, LA Women, many years ago, I was mesmerized and listened to the album ( cassette tape )over and over on my Sony Walkman.
What a voice!! This version of Backdoor man is as amazing as Janis Joplin singing ball and chain at Monterey Pop festival, just epic!
Good call
Really? Just as amazing as that? No less, no more? Sometimes, it just cracks me up, all the simpleminded analysis going on in comments sections. :'D
If you knew music history you would know that when Janice sang Ball and Chain at Monterey Pop it was considered revolutionary. You're actually the simpleton here. @@CooManTunes
@@mcnowski I know all about Janis Joplin at Monterey, youcompleteFOOL.
the thing about being a backdoor man is sometimes its easier than the window and it interchanges the back door and the window
Some vital music right here. That particular concert has a vibe to it that is undeniable. Of course musically they are on point... but with Jim in the zone too which wasnt always the case as time went on. Epic.
I saw the Doors open with song in early '67 in LA. Mindblowing.
Krueger underrated guitarist and music writer , Densmore what a Drummer , Manzerak , incredible , and Jim Legend , one of the best bands ever
"Hey boss there ain't much time, is there?....no" That was scary
That was his spirit guide letting him know it's almost time. You can see Jim's in a shamanic trance.
It's interesting the way Jim answers with a not all too enthusiastic "all right". Sort of just resigned to his fate.
@@harryh.2464 I believe that . He was so real , under no illusions . when we in our 20's we dont think about getting old and dying . He did and went for it . I believe he lived everyday like it was his last .
@@Lord_Hillcrest People in their 20s don't think and contemplate about old age and death? I do and I'm 14...
@@ThePowerpointMaster Thats not healthy my friend.
@@Lord_Hillcrest I know you intend well but don't you judge this young persons thoughts. Are you God? Consciousness of life and death is what motivates me to live everyday and will hopefully do that for him too. We will all die. No one get's out of here alive. My son thought these things when only 10 as did I before him. as he became aware of time and losing loved ones. We talked about it. At 20 he is a beautiful caring young man. Most live in the dream nightmare of nothing. Let him awake from slumber and the living death that is the tragic norm. It is fear that crushes the soul.
Totally 💯 I will add how underrated the doors are..