THE DOORS - ROADHOUSE BLUES | DREAMLAND! | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: The Doors
Song: Roadhouse Blues
Album: Morrison Hotel
Released: 1970
Genre: Psychedelic rock, Blues rock.
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Love The Doors. Jim Morrison was a genius and a great poet.
my older brother used to crank this at like 6 A.M. when he figured it was gonna be a party day...LOL! And every time, it WAS a party day...every stinking time...!!!!!!!!!
"I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer. The futures uncertain and the end is always near." Morrison talked the talk and Morrison walked the walk.
The Doors were a cohesive unit. Each brought their gift to the table. Robbie, John, and Ray were classically trained musicians. Jim was an avid reader. In school, his English teacher questioned him because of the books he was writing about the teacher had never heard of them. It turned Jim was ordering books from the Library of Congress. Jim's lyrics contained metaphors, which provoked this listener to carefully and decipher what he was saying (I started to listen to him when I was 8 years old). Much of their music was a reflection of what we were experiencing back in the 1960s. They were very anti-establishment. Everything they produced was/is my favorite.
Yeah, The Doors was an awesome band with Jim Morrison, listen to "Riders on the Storm", "L.A. Woman", "When The Music's Over", or "Break On Through(to the other Side)", you cant go wrong with them.
Agree! :) We've already reacted to Riders on the Storm. Enjoy.
"The future's uncertain & the end is always near"
The Doors are fantastic. You really need to listen to The End,
One man's opinion here, but "The End" is their Magnum Opus. Good call.
The soft parade, riders on the storm, the end, waiting for the sun, ghost song, L.A. Woman, and a lot of masterpieces of this great band you need to react
This is "THE JAM" Thank you sooooooo much in accepting my request on Roadhouse Blues by The Doors who are among The Gods of Rock n' Roll and who I saw once in concert when I was 17 in Pasadena, CA. U.S.A. I wanted you two Goerge and Patrick experience what they do on their albums and in concerts......just ROCK OUT!!!! while hitting their audience with deep and profound lyrics...but mostly jammin'
Bro's, you'll love their "L.A. Woman", "Break On Through" and "Love Me Two Times". Harmonica was guest musician John Sebastian. Great keyboards are by Ray Manzarek
Love love this song
The doors are one of those bands that, through their music, takes one on a journey.
Oh my gosh I found these guys in high school looking through my dad's records. For some reason this guy can make you feel like you spent the afternoon smoking pot hanging out on a soul journey even if you're just laying in your bed with headphones on. Brilliant man.
Yes, Morrison Hotel is a great album. I bought it on vinyl in the 70s and still play it to this day. Roadhouse Blues is on it and i love all the songs . Waiting For The Sun is a classy track too.
Love seeing you guys discovering some of the best music ever written, including all the great bands of this genre!
The intermeshing of all their instruments, is amazing. Totally beyond regular rock.
Brother on right GETS IT
The Doors in fact have a song called "The Changling".
I went through a big Doors phase in college, I had the albums, the books, his poetry, a life size poster of Jim on my door. I loved those guys! Great music!
One of the first true Rock/jazz/ blues fusion groups! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏
love this era of the doors. very near the end. full of emotion.
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LINKS to other The Doors reactions:
ruclips.net/video/C7xTYgqtzuM/видео.html - Riders On The Storm
ruclips.net/video/gmSGpH3RFjA/видео.html - People Are Strange
You guys would love the Doors’ performance of Kurt Weill’s “ Whiskey Bar”.
Everone seems to mention the common ones - how about "Strange Days", "Five to One", The Crystal Ship", "Love Me Two Times", "The Unknown Soldier"....
Love me two times is a wonderful song. I love it.
Five to One, Unknown Soldier are must do!
One of a kind Band! Never get tired listening to them!
The End and L.A.Woman would be my next choices, but they have lots of hits. Thanks for the reaction.
Makes you feel like you're floating in space and you feel numb ... Feeling no pain!!! Out of body experience!!!
The doors take you to another level
The future is uncertain and the end is always near
If you like the sound of the HARMONICA along with an excellent vocal ARTIST, then listen to none other than, yours truly....
Led Zeppelin's
When The Levee Breaks
I've left the suggestion for yall on a few other comment sections, hopefully yall see it becuz yall won't be disappointed! 👍
Not as psychedelic as this one...lol
By the way, I'll subscribe once this reaction is up!
I love the Doors too😜
Legendary
Love the Doors! You would love The End!
Great to watch this live.....there’s a GREAT video out of a performance of this....like a music video actually....If you haven’t watched them live, you should...Morrison was SO charismatic....I was never into The Doors that much, but they were HUGE in the late sixties....psychedelic/blues fusion....
Genius...a number of geniuses in the 27 club
He was the poet
Hey guys I like watching your reaction. I like that after the song you guys discuss your reaction to it.
Yes, Doors songs were created by Jim Morrison, for Jim's voice.
Ray Manzarek (keyboards) and Jim Morrison were the heart of the Doors.
If you guys haven yet found it: Riders On The Storm is pretty awesome.
Jim still the best rock singer off all times... and a great poet ❤
Gentlemen, please to react to Grand Funk Railroad-Inside Looking Out. Also CCR- Chooglin. Thank you, so enjoy your reactions!
Chooglin NEVER gets listened to. I have suggested it SO many times, and no one will take me up on it. I don’t know why. Perhaps because it wasn’t a radio song and so is not that well known.
Jim Morrison and the 12 bar blues. Yeah. Jim was a great blues singer. Just blasting. Great guitar, harp, key work with a great groove as usual. The Doors rule. Legendary.
Music was interesting never boring back then
Wanted Dead or Alive - Bon Jovi
Kickstart My Heart - Motley Crue
Wasted Time - Skid Row
And for some "mouth open": Through The Fire and Flames - DragonForce.
If you want the psychedelic effect on your brain, you need to try some Steppenwolf (Majic Carpet Ride) or go all the way to Iron Butterfly (In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida). Keep the great songs and analysis coming!
Good choices
Love Her Madly - The Doors please!
The Soft Parade……. Gotta check that song out!!
woke up this morning an got myself a beer... the futures uncertain and the end is always near..
🎸 🎹 🤯 I LOVE THIS JAM‼🔥🤟
RIP Jim Morrison. ❤🕊🙏
I love how much you love The Doors. They're THE BEST!
It was harmonica. Good harmonica! :-D
Jim Morrison was a force! like Joplin!
When the Music's Over, my personal favourite.
I think you may have fell into a rabbit hole. I am always good for a trip😎
Echoes Pink Floyd!!!!
Greatest song of all time
@@sammmartinn Agreed
@@sammmartinn absolutely.
One of the best blues songs ever!
Check out "You've Lost that Lovin Feeling," by the Righteous Bros., "Ole Black Betty. by Ram Jam,'" "I'll never fall in love again," " Green, Green Grass of Home", by Tom Jones, anything by The Temptations or The Platters. Gpa Elliott does a great version of "Stand By Me ." You have just scratched the surface of Queen, they had 18 albums. Gold, Platinum, and Double Platinum. I personally love "Dragon Attack,"live and "Seven Seas of Rye at the Oden," Sweet Mother Love," the last song Freddie recorded.
You should check out Eddie Vedder singing this song!
Hi there!! You must listen to this in the record " Absolutely live " by the Doors. Much more fantastic and powerful ☯️✌take care
TU hermano siempre ve al que siempre tuvo TEMOR. Y te AMA y protege..SIN importar la calidad de el ADN..
Greatest band of the 60's, bar none. Jim Morrison was a rock icon.
I will second the suggestion that for a true psychedelic music experience, you need to listen to Iron Butterfly’s opus IN-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. It is long, but you guys will get lost in the trip.........probably the “trippiest” song ever recorded.
4:57 Waiting for the worms?
Portishead - Roads live in Roseland
Try some Grand Funk Railroad..3 man band rocks.
Light my fire reaction!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
"Do it Robbie... do it"
The Lizard King at it again.....
Just Rockin' & Rollin'.....
All night long ! 😎🎙
Here are a few requests?....
Moonlight Drive
L.A Woman
Touch Me
Light My Fire
When The Music's Over
Wow, That was a deep very cool explanation of The Doors....😎
The Doors are a group of many doors to open.. They had many sounds with many subjects and it all was like opening a door to something else .. 5 To 1 Waiting For The Sun Strange Days When The Musics Over Light My Fire are songs I will suggest .
If you really want to blow your mind check out the doors song " The End ". It will freak you out.
Doors recommendation-
PEACE FROG 🐸 ... I believe it's on this same album "Morrison Hotel"
* you should watch the Doors movie starring Val Kilmer
Hey there my fave two boys, how about some Joplin, Stevie Nicks, Chrissy Hynde? We need some female powerhouses up in here!! Ann Wilson would be great too, may I suggest Dog and Butterfly?
I'd like to add Etta James' "I'd Rather Go Blind" and Laurie Anderson's "O Superman".
I’d like to add Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa “I’d Rather Go Blind” and Heart’s song Alone. I realize that Alone was a later release, but man oh man does it show off Ann’s incredible vocal chops!
Peace frog for you
New to channel, just watched S.R.V. to answer your question about who can impress you with a guitar after seeing S.R.V. try Eddie VanHalen "Eruption" or Peter Frampton "Frampton Comes Alive" or anything by Carlos Santana
Great band!
Pinche temon joder 🎸🤟🏻
Great Doors song here guys! You are firing on all 8 cylinders with bands and song choices... Love it. But there seems to be a hole in the lineup. Please look into one of my favorite bands from the 60’s and 70’s from the British Invasion era. The Who! You like live? Check this out. Keith Moon on the drums. Pete Townsend on guitar. John Entwhistle on bass and Roger Daltrey on vocals. ruclips.net/video/UDfAdHBtK_Q/видео.html
Enjoy, Bros!
Should play this song with video from Live in NY 69.
For getting lost in the music please try "The Fool" by Quicksilver Messenger Service a band you need to listen too. Tripping music!!
Love The Truth and Fresh Air!
How about mentioning "Who Do You Love" from Happy Trails - live at the Fillmore? One of the best jam sessions ever.
@@williamosborne6866 so true I have been mentioning Quicksilver forever and Happy Trails is one of my favorites
Great reaction as always guys. I love The Doors.
You should react to "Light my fire" ... Awesome song.
Thanks for keep bringing great music
Eyup lads, I know you guys love David Gilmour as much as I do, I'd love it if you checked out one of his solo songs called 'On an Island' which he did after Floyd.. I really think you guys would love it 😁👏 try to get live one if possible. Peace out brothers 🙏
You gotta do LA Woman, that's their best
Doors, always “live”........”this is the end”.......totally insane!
If you believe The Doors are the epitome of psychedelic rock, you really need to check out Pink Floyd. You will be blown away. Listen to the whole albums: "Dark Side of the Moon"; "Wish You Were Here"; "Animals"; and of course, "The Wall"
Hello I Love You/Peace Frog/Soft Parade
Great track. Yeah it was harmonica, pretty popular in blues music. Try the song Whiskey Bar, it's almost like blues meets polka. Morrison had a great voice. If you want to hear a singer who's probably equal, try pearl jam. Eddie Vedder even played with the remaining Doors when they went into the Rock and roll hall of fame. He fit in almost too perfect.
This is my favorite song from the doors didn’t really follow him only a few of them. Couldn’t stand to see him so high all the time sickening never knew what he would do
El rey lagarto sigue vivo!
Man......the guy on my right was born way too late.....I could see him trippin' out at Woodstock in '69....
Nice channel,you are reacting to all the music I grew up with Jim Morrison has one of the best voice,so sad he was only 27 years old when he died. Can you guys react to the Beatles live at Shea stadium. Thank you.
Listen "Five to one".
Bluesy.
the who do the who, cmooon
If you listen light my fire, than your cognitive process in mind will change.
AND THE GUYS BEEN DEAD 50 YEARS NOWWWWWWWW YOU 2!!! :( IT'S AMAZINGGGGG , THIS WILL ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS BE HEARD.! :)
Okay, I think you guys are ready for the band Rush, and you should start with the song "The Spirit of Radio", but don't ruin it by listening to a live version. This track has so many cool transitions, and so much jammed into a 5 minute song it will blow your minds. And it's only three guys playing. Trust me, I'm old and wise!
You really need to listen to some Joe Bonamassa, the #1 Blues artist and phenomenal guitar player. Try "Happier Times" live at the Royal Albert Hall or "Cadillac Assembly Line" live at The Greek Theater... Please
Andy Garcia on the left, Baker Mayfield on the right.
What were they listening to before this,
This is a little out of your wheelhouse, but you should absolutely listen to the MTV Unplugged Version of Black by Pearl Jam, you will not regret it.
Great reaction! Pls react to "En la ciudad de la furia" unplugged version by Soda Stereo, only the best band in latin america of the history! Great vibes remind us to pink floyd and the doors, keep it going brothers!!!