This is one of their most fun tracks. They have some great ones. They also get real weird. Totally avante garde. They are a 60s band. Morrison died in 71. "The End" is amazing but very very different. If you do it be prepared for some 60s weirdnes. Some other hits of theirs are "Break on Through", "Love me two times", "Touch me", "Light my Fire" and "LA Woman", just to name a few. Big songs.
That is a great way to put it 60s weirdness. if people don't understand that Jim Morrison the lead singer wrote The poetry and then the band had to fit / write the music to it.... it helps to also understand the psychedelic era and that a lot of people did a lot of acid back then so sometimes it really made sense in a trippy kind of way...
Brother you ave stepped deep into the world know as Jim Morrison you want blues and rock your in for it . Jim was a film major and aspiring Poet You have landed on my # 1 all-time Favorite Band. Wait till you hear this Artistry in this band. Try Texas Radio and the Big Beat and When the Musics Over.
Been waiting for this one. This is my go to song to get pumped up in them morning. For the other end of the spectrum check out "The End" and "Riders on the Storm".
What I love is how the voice and players of so many of these bands in the past blow away any of the advanced technology and fireworks to hype the sound of today’s players and singers. You hear his voice and it jumps out at you. This song kicks ass!
All Rock and Roll is based on the Blues dude. The Blues chords and structure IS the back bone of Rock and Roll. The more you listen to Rock music the more you will notice there are blues influences in damn near every single song. The Blues is everything dude.....EVERYTHING!! Great reaction I just love watching you get introduced to this kind of stuff. You are musically knowledgable and can comprehend and understand what you are hearing. Good Stuff!!
I think there is a bit of country influence, too. Chuck Berry sounds less blues than this song by The Doors. Berry and the rockabilly genre are closer than Berry is to this IMO
This is generally true but the Doors used Bassa Nova, noise making with new tech, Flamenco (Spanish Caravan is like The Lyenda) just all over the place. In the end everything including The Blues is based on Dorian Classical theory which is why it all fits together.
I love when you react to just the music. The way we heard it back in the day. It was more about the music than any video. No distractions. Sometimes songs are worthy of the live versions. You're making great choices!!
You gotta check out "Not to Touch the Earth". One of their strangest, most amazing songs and one that'll get stuck in your head. Incredible imagery in that one!
Rock is based on the blues. It is double 4 time with attitude. To my mind blues is double 4 time with feeling or even heart break. Only really the progressive rock genre deviated from that to any real extent. the best of that genre is the Pink Floyd who messed around with the timing signatures of their music even doing one of their most beautiful and best known pieces in 3 - 4 time ie waltz time. Shine on you crazy diamond. About CidBarrett.
I play percussion for the house band at a local bar. Along with Whipping Post by The Allman Bros, Roadhouse Blues is one of the most fun songs to play for a live audience. Roadhouse gets the party started and Whipping Post is an amazing closer.
Ahh!! The Doors!!! 1975 ,18years old!! Friday night! A couple of lines of Amphetamine Sulphate and your whole life ahead of you!!!! What could possibly go wrong?Well in my experience absolutely nothing!!!! Cause I'm still here people!!! And I'm a loving Grandad!!! Yeah I should know better I'm never gonna grow up now!!!
giggles...That ist "lick barbecue off your fingers Blues right there". :-) I can much agree. I often wished Blues music had progressed as Rock music has, but it would no longer be Blues then. It has it's place in history, quite legendary, und never forgotten. :-) Your reaction was finger-licking as usual...giggles Auf Wiedersehen aus Wiesbaden :-)
If only I could give you an extra thumbs up for your "🎵 SAVE OUR CITY!!! 🎵" 👏👏👏 Man, I'm tellin' ya straight out... you're in for a trip! You don't just listen to The Doors; you EXPERIENCE them. You liked this? Keep on digging. They have a LOT of GOOD SCHITT! All different, but all uniquely "Doors." The most requested Doors reactions aren't always the best, but most are. The Doors are hard blues, they're psychedelic, and everything in between. Laid back blues, a few ballads, jazz...yeah, even a little pop... They're all over the place, musically, but you still always know it's the The Doors, and almost all of it will trip you out. They're, by far, my favorite band. I've never seen a Doors fan, including myself, be able to express the effect of their music in down-to-earth terms, so keep digging in to The Doors. You're in for a trip. A great trip, but with a peculiar darkness to it. You'll get what us Doors freaks have been screaming about, all these years! You'll dig the schitt out of it! Break on Through
Director Oliver Stone made a movie about the band in 1991 called The Doors. Val Kilmer played Jim Morrison. Morrison died when he was 27 just like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Curt Cobain and other musicians who died when they were 27.
Mr mojo Risin! -I have listened to Jim and The doors since my early teen years. He is the reason I wanted long hair in the first place! :D And yeah. Rock is rooted in blues. If you love one you will digg the other!
I had a road trip at sixteen. I brought a bunch of tapes that my uncle loaned me. I had heard all the groups (Led, Sabbath, Floyd, Eagles); then I listened to the doors for the first time. Needless to say the others are great but they only got one listen. Me and Mr. Mojo Risin' took a road trip.😎
Awesome reaction! They were an awesome band. The next two songs I would check out from them would be, "The Changeling" and "Riders on the Storm" from their "LA Woman" album.
One thing you'll notice about the Doors is that they did not have a bass player. Ray held down the bass on his organ. (The only recording where they had a bass was on their last album, "L.A. Woman".) The lack of a bass was what gave them their unique, dreamy, slightly unreal sound, unlike any other band of the time.
a couple more of their tunes i didn't see mentioned..."Five To One" and "W.A.S.P. (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)"...are great tunes and more than worth the listen
Riders On The Storm is the best song by The Doors in my opinion, I'm sure you will like it It takes you to strange places, it's kind of scary and soothing at the same time somehow, and it's the last song Jim Morrison recorded before he passed away, so it's special too
"Break the Guitar Rock" That one busted me up. :) The bands from the late 60's through the 70's were heavily influenced by the blues, man. It's the blues, uptempo, amplified, and distorted. If you haven't checked it out yet, check out the AC/DC song "Let There Be Rock". They'll tell ya all about it.
Watch some live videos to see Jim do his thing. He was a poet. Got too weird on some things for me, but phenomenal on much, and consider that this was the 60s, lots of experimenting in music and art. He was also just an incredible singer.
I woke up this morning and got my self a beer.. the futures uncertain and the end is always near .. check out backdoor man 'back door man' that one is a classic
I'd suggest that you do THE END, but perhaps it's too soon in your Doors experience.... don't want to see your mind caved in just yet, LOL! Better stick with a warm up or two before THE END or WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER, among others. Try L.A.WOMAN or LIGHT MY FIRE first 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Can you imagine how different Woodstock could have been with Jim and Ozzy doin' their thing? Thank God clearer heads prevailed. And then there was Altamont........
Damn! I didn't know you had it like that! Lol. I suggested Janis to you, but I didn't know you'd dig some Jim. So what I call the Holy Triumvirate: Janis (Joplin), Jimi (Hendrix) and Jim (Morrison). All worth listening to for the rest of your life! 🎶😎
@@ThatSingerReactions All right! And if you haven't heard Jimi, he's really good. And he was a fellow Washingtonian (Seattle). My mom's told me stories about hanging with his cousin. But she never got to meet Jimi.🎸🎶🤗
At some point, if you haven’t done anything by Triumph(3 guys from Canada like Rush) I think you’ll like them too. Vocalist in the ionosphere high, one of my favs- Lay it on the line. Enjoy😎🎶
They did one song, Crawling King Snake... well if you haven't heard it, check it out. Not your average rock song from the Doors... at all. One of their best, imho.
Do first track on the first album, 'Break on Through'. Then 'Light My Fire' is a must. 'When the Musics Over' is my favorite song by The Doors. 'The End' is a great song but try some others first. Then you'll understand.
When I was young, say 17-25, didn't really like this song. As I am older, much older and staring at death, I've grown to really like this song. It probably helps that as I've aged I appreciate soul, blues and Jazz so much more. In fact Jazz is epitome of mathematical complexity just like classical music. Love Jazz.
Jim never got old; he didn't have to be old, fat Elvis. He will always be the God of Rock: look at how many people he influenced (by their own admission). To me the way he went was how he wanted to go. He would have HATED what music has become. Auto-tune, 100$ a pop for a concert; he was a radical in the '60s, now he'd just be a hermit. I have an original poster from a concert at the Hollywood Bowl; 4$. Times have changed!🎶🎸🎹
@@leila7132 Most musicians of talent and skill hate Autotune; that's meaningless. And Elvis's passing was a tragedy too-- it hurts to think what *he* might've been capable of if he'd had better management and managed to get sober.
@@darastarscream I agree with you. I just think Jim had a fascination with death and he was ready to go. But if you like Elvis, and who doesn't; check out the movie: The King, directed by Eugene Jarecki. It's pretty new and I enjoyed it.😎
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"The blues had a baby and they named it Rock and Roll."
Muddy Waters
Most Rock from the 50's, 60's, and 70's has its roots in the blues
Jim Morrison was a poet, he wanted to be remembered as one.
This is one of their most fun tracks. They have some great ones. They also get real weird. Totally avante garde.
They are a 60s band. Morrison died in 71. "The End" is amazing but very very different. If you do it be prepared for some 60s weirdnes. Some other hits of theirs are "Break on Through", "Love me two times", "Touch me", "Light my Fire" and "LA Woman", just to name a few. Big songs.
That is a great way to put it 60s weirdness. if people don't understand that Jim Morrison the lead singer wrote The poetry and then the band had to fit / write the music to it....
it helps to also understand the psychedelic era and that a lot of people did a lot of acid back then so sometimes it really made sense in a trippy kind of way...
The killer awoke before dawn...
Glen Cullinanan He put his boots on....
@@sotis1756 He took a face from the ancient gallery
“When the Music’s Over” and “The End”. You won’t be disappointed 👊
The live version of the end with the moth, as well as that whole live album/performance is perhaps the best way to ever experience the doors.
woke up this morning got myself a beer/ the future's uncertain and the end is always near.
Got mine too
Keep your eyes on the road, n' your hands upon the wheel🎶😎
Let it roll baby roll. Let it roll, all night long.
I always like watching people in their first reaction to "The Doors."
Brother you ave stepped deep into the world know as Jim Morrison you want blues and rock your in for it . Jim was a film major and aspiring Poet You have landed on my # 1 all-time Favorite Band. Wait till you hear this Artistry in this band. Try Texas Radio and the Big Beat and When the Musics Over.
☮️ Peace frog, Soul kitchen, When the music's over, the list could go on and on.............😉
Been waiting for this one. This is my go to song to get pumped up in them morning. For the other end of the spectrum check out "The End" and "Riders on the Storm".
La woman is legit there best song he should do that one
What I love is how the voice and players of so many of these bands in the past blow away any of the advanced technology and fireworks to hype the sound of today’s players and singers. You hear his voice and it jumps out at you. This song kicks ass!
All Rock and Roll is based on the Blues dude. The Blues chords and structure IS the back bone of Rock and Roll. The more you listen to Rock music the more you will notice there are blues influences in damn near every single song. The Blues is everything dude.....EVERYTHING!! Great reaction I just love watching you get introduced to this kind of stuff. You are musically knowledgable and can comprehend and understand what you are hearing. Good Stuff!!
Thank you buddy:)
I think there is a bit of country influence, too. Chuck Berry sounds less blues than this song by The Doors. Berry and the rockabilly genre are closer than Berry is to this IMO
This is generally true but the Doors used Bassa Nova, noise making with new tech, Flamenco (Spanish Caravan is like The Lyenda) just all over the place. In the end everything including The Blues is based on Dorian Classical theory which is why it all fits together.
Grew up listening to Jim Morrison & the Doors. They're still part of my go to riding music collection. Every biking club respects this tune! #MLLH&R
4:13 voice in the background is from Johnny Lee Hooker great blues singer, guitarist and songwriter.
Love this song! So many great tunes to choose from with this group.
Greatest frontman of all time. He was the guy your parents parents thought was going to ruin the youth of the nation.
I love when you react to just the music. The way we heard it back in the day. It was more about the music than any video. No distractions. Sometimes songs are worthy of the live versions. You're making great choices!!
You gotta check out "Not to Touch the Earth". One of their strangest, most amazing songs and one that'll get stuck in your head. Incredible imagery in that one!
Raiders on the Storm, The End, 5 to 1, MOONLIGHT DRIVE all amazing Doors songs!!!!!!!
Now your getting there. Blues driven soul searching true sound.
Never dies just ages well into the future. Rock on peace.
All ROck and Metal Bands Love and learned fromt he Blues man's. Rock n ROll 4 Ever!
Great reaction! I think you have the soul of an old hippie. Keep going. Jim was in a class all by himself and The Doors could rock ya all night long.
Rock is based on the blues. It is double 4 time with attitude. To my mind blues is double 4 time with feeling or even heart break. Only really the progressive rock genre deviated from that to any real extent. the best of that genre is the Pink Floyd who messed around with the timing signatures of their music even doing one of their most beautiful and best known pieces in 3 - 4 time ie waltz time. Shine on you crazy diamond. About CidBarrett.
Bbq off your fingertips blues... That's great, I'm gonna start using that!
I play percussion for the house band at a local bar. Along with Whipping Post by The Allman Bros, Roadhouse Blues is one of the most fun songs to play for a live audience. Roadhouse gets the party started and Whipping Post is an amazing closer.
Ahh!! The Doors!!! 1975 ,18years old!! Friday night! A couple of lines of Amphetamine Sulphate and your whole life ahead of you!!!! What could possibly go wrong?Well in my experience absolutely nothing!!!! Cause I'm still here people!!! And I'm a loving Grandad!!! Yeah I should know better I'm never gonna grow up now!!!
ThatSinger, Many rock groups of that period grew up on black american blues even the British groups. Jim Morrison died in Paris France 1973.
Jim Morrison is the Lead Singer of the DOORS.
They were there at the 1st and most popular WOODSTOCK Festival in the early 60s
Jim Morrison was the best at switching from intense soulful crooning to the most deranged heartfelt screaming......
The blues is the mother of rock 'n roll.
giggles...That ist "lick barbecue off your fingers Blues right there". :-) I can much agree.
I often wished Blues music had progressed as Rock music has, but it would no longer
be Blues then. It has it's place in history, quite legendary, und never forgotten. :-)
Your reaction was finger-licking as usual...giggles Auf Wiedersehen aus Wiesbaden :-)
If only I could give you an extra thumbs up for your "🎵 SAVE OUR CITY!!! 🎵" 👏👏👏
Man, I'm tellin' ya straight out... you're in for a trip! You don't just listen to The Doors; you EXPERIENCE them. You liked this? Keep on digging. They have a LOT of GOOD SCHITT! All different, but all uniquely "Doors." The most requested Doors reactions aren't always the best, but most are. The Doors are hard blues, they're psychedelic, and everything in between. Laid back blues, a few ballads, jazz...yeah, even a little pop... They're all over the place, musically, but you still always know it's the The Doors, and almost all of it will trip you out.
They're, by far, my favorite band. I've never seen a Doors fan, including myself, be able to express the effect of their music in down-to-earth terms, so
keep digging in to The Doors. You're in for a trip. A great trip, but with a peculiar darkness to it. You'll get what us Doors freaks have been screaming about, all these years!
You'll dig the schitt out of it!
Break on Through
Director Oliver Stone made a movie about the band in 1991 called The Doors. Val Kilmer played Jim Morrison. Morrison died when he was 27 just like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Curt Cobain and other musicians who died when they were 27.
Mr mojo Risin! -I have listened to Jim and The doors since my early teen years. He is the reason I wanted long hair in the first place! :D
And yeah. Rock is rooted in blues. If you love one you will digg the other!
I had a road trip at sixteen. I brought a bunch of tapes that my uncle loaned me. I had heard all the groups (Led, Sabbath, Floyd, Eagles); then I listened to the doors for the first time. Needless to say the others are great but they only got one listen. Me and Mr. Mojo Risin' took a road trip.😎
Awesome reaction! They were an awesome band. The next two songs I would check out from them would be, "The Changeling" and "Riders on the Storm" from their "LA Woman" album.
One thing you'll notice about the Doors is that they did not have a bass player. Ray held down the bass on his organ. (The only recording where they had a bass was on their last album, "L.A. Woman".) The lack of a bass was what gave them their unique, dreamy, slightly unreal sound, unlike any other band of the time.
The Doors "shaman's blues" one of my favorites
You'd have been Morrison's perfect backup singer. WHOA. 😎
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Dynamic harmonica on this classic track played by The Lovin' Spoonful's John Sebastian. "G. Puglese" on the LP jacket for contractual reasons.
You're gonna love your blues education in the blues/rock fusion genre.
Riders of the Storm......check it out.
Please note the influence of American black roots music on all these classic Rock groups.
One of their best tracks.....such a great band - and like the other poster said - The End was awesome...so "dire" sounding.....
Ohh dude, you're just feeling it!! Solid
I love someone going to town on a harmonica.
a couple more of their tunes i didn't see mentioned..."Five To One" and "W.A.S.P. (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)"...are great tunes and more than worth the listen
Great reaction keep up the good listening
Riders On The Storm is the best song by The Doors in my opinion, I'm sure you will like it
It takes you to strange places, it's kind of scary and soothing at the same time somehow, and it's the last song Jim Morrison recorded before he passed away, so it's special too
"Break the Guitar Rock" That one busted me up. :)
The bands from the late 60's through the 70's were heavily influenced by the blues, man. It's the blues, uptempo, amplified, and distorted. If you haven't checked it out yet, check out the AC/DC song "Let There Be Rock". They'll tell ya all about it.
The best, The Doors 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Watch some live videos to see Jim do his thing. He was a poet. Got too weird on some things for me, but phenomenal on much, and consider that this was the 60s, lots of experimenting in music and art. He was also just an incredible singer.
Thanks for this! Lovely song by some lovely peepz in the know.
They were the antithesis of Flower Power during that era. Very dark and brooding but Absolutely Legendary and Jim was one of a kind. The Lizard King!!
You know quality when you hear it. Thank you.
Old but very classic.
Been binging on your reaction videos! You’re awesome! The Doors is an epic band. I suggest Riders on the Storm. It’s pretty much perfection.
Love your reaction Brother!
I woke up this morning and got my self a beer.. the futures uncertain and the end is always near .. check out backdoor man 'back door man' that one is a classic
I'd suggest that you do THE END, but perhaps it's too soon in your Doors experience.... don't want to see your mind caved in just yet, LOL!
Better stick with a warm up or two before THE END or WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER, among others.
Try L.A.WOMAN or LIGHT MY FIRE first 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Check out Light My Fire and The End. Both epic songs.
The Doors and Black Sabbath were to wild to be invited to Woodstock. Try "Love me two times"
Can you imagine how different Woodstock could have been with Jim and Ozzy doin' their thing? Thank God clearer heads prevailed. And then there was Altamont........
Sabbath hadn't even released an album in 1969....
Damn! I didn't know you had it like that! Lol. I suggested Janis to you, but I didn't know you'd dig some Jim. So what I call the Holy Triumvirate: Janis (Joplin), Jimi (Hendrix) and Jim (Morrison). All worth listening to for the rest of your life! 🎶😎
I'll do some Janice:)
@@ThatSingerReactions All right! And if you haven't heard Jimi, he's really good. And he was a fellow Washingtonian (Seattle). My mom's told me stories about hanging with his cousin. But she never got to meet Jimi.🎸🎶🤗
You've just listened to my favorite Doors song. React to L. A. Woman, by them, next. I love the blues. Thanks. You are, by far, the best reactor.
The only Doors song I like, literally. Right down blues avenue , blues boulevard, blues highway- on this one, yeah hand me a beer and let’s roll.😎
At some point, if you haven’t done anything by Triumph(3 guys from Canada like Rush) I think you’ll like them too. Vocalist in the ionosphere high, one of my favs- Lay it on the line. Enjoy😎🎶
The Doors, what can I say? Great reaction.
"Lick the barbeque off your finger tips Blues", ABSOLUTELY EPIC!!!!
Keep digging my friend!
dat smile @ 1:30
Yeah, me too.
Check out Backdoor Man by them... great!
This song had you MOVING in the first 3 seconds, lol!!!
The Rock gods have blessed you with their music power!!!! Hahahaha...lol....hahahaha!!!
If you got about 15 min listen to 'My friend The End'
The one with the Sunset pic.
You should check out The End, or 5 to 1, you'll love it!
Mr. Mojo Risin - L.A. Woman , Riders On The Storm , Soul Kitchen , Five To One , Back Door Man , Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar) - The Doors
Glad you liked this song, maybe you will play more. Would love to see you react to Light My Fire (Long Version), or LA Woman.
DOORS - "Riders on the Storm".... total ear candy.
You need to check out the Doors song: Been Down So Long. One of the best bar songs on the planet! Turn it up on 10!
I did a lot of drinking to that song.
Love it...try Big Head Todd and the Monsters...Boom Boom...really anything by them
Here’s a southern rock song I think you’ll like- Train-Train by Blackfoot.
You cannot sit still, it’s impossible when you hear this song. 😎
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Blackfoot- Train Train.
Have fun😎
They did one song, Crawling King Snake... well if you haven't heard it, check it out. Not your average rock song from the Doors... at all. One of their best, imho.
Do it Robbie, do it!
Foghat is famous for blues rock fusion.
Great reaction..new subscriber...
Kick ass song
Lmfao I absolutely died when you licked your fingers
Jim Morrison is the Lizzard King. He could do anything. Check out Love street and The End also the Doors movie. Shine on.
Your facial expressions and hand gestures make this video 😂😂
rock is the blues man.
All the bands back them there hero’s were all old blues bands. Come on man..
Check out Soul Kitchen by the Doors!🤘🏻
The cars crawl past all stuffed with eyes . . .
Your brain seems bruised with numb surprise......
Without blues, there IS no rock.
Do first track on the first album, 'Break on Through'. Then 'Light My Fire' is a must. 'When the Musics Over' is my favorite song by The Doors. 'The End' is a great song but try some others first. Then you'll understand.
That sums it up...
For the record yeah it(s jim and they blew up in 1966
When I was young, say 17-25, didn't really like this song. As I am older, much older and staring at death, I've grown to really like this song. It probably helps that as I've aged I appreciate soul, blues and Jazz so much more. In fact Jazz is epitome of mathematical complexity just like classical music. Love Jazz.
LA Woman, Riders on the Storm
Waiting for the sun my black brother!!
Plenty of songs from them to check out, should do break on through next or love me two times. The got a bunch of hits to check out
You should check out George Thorogood. I think you'll enjoy his music.
Love me two times is another song by the doors that you would like.
Jim died when he was 27
Wow they all went so young
[bleeping] tragedy, is what it was. It hurts the spirit to think what the Doors might've made if he'd sobered up and gotten his head on straight.
Jim never got old; he didn't have to be old, fat Elvis. He will always be the God of Rock: look at how many people he influenced (by their own admission). To me the way he went was how he wanted to go. He would have HATED what music has become. Auto-tune, 100$ a pop for a concert; he was a radical in the '60s, now he'd just be a hermit. I have an original poster from a concert at the Hollywood Bowl; 4$. Times have changed!🎶🎸🎹
@@leila7132 Most musicians of talent and skill hate Autotune; that's meaningless. And Elvis's passing was a tragedy too-- it hurts to think what *he* might've been capable of if he'd had better management and managed to get sober.
@@darastarscream I agree with you. I just think Jim had a fascination with death and he was ready to go. But if you like Elvis, and who doesn't; check out the movie: The King, directed by Eugene Jarecki. It's pretty new and I enjoyed it.😎
1965 -73.
status quo does a great cover of this live...