Got to see the Doors in 1967. I was 16. Doors were still a local LA band at that point. Had not gone national/global yet. Phenomenal show. Still haven't recovered and now I'm 71.
@@patcom1013 Yes. The band created an eerie atmosphere. Where I saw them there was a circular "Theatre in the round" in LA.. Stage was going round and round. Started out with Manzarek on organ droning. Then drummer Densmore came in adding a subdued bell sound on cymbal and the two continued with their hypnotic drone. Then suddenly, guitar player Kreuger intruded a shrieking feedback scream. At that point only 3 musicians on the stage but I noted the extreme clarity of their sound and its remarkable volume and power. Finally Morrison came striding down the aisle taking to the stage smoking a joint. He was clearly drunk. He held on to the mic stand for dear life as the stage continued round and round. He looked like he would fall down were there no mic stand to hold onto. Suddenly, he lept into the air with his shamanistic scream launching into "Back Door Man". Will never forget that.
Saw them at winterland in San Francisco 1967. My favorite band growing up. Having dinner with my parents wasn't the same after that. I am 71 now and i believe that they werw just getting started.
See Jim's grave in Paris, France if you get a chance. It was more interesting in the 1980s. He was mostly forgotten then but mostly Americans visited. I went to his grave in Pere la Chaise or something like that cemetery in 1987. Almost got arrested! I straightened up his marble bust (later stolen) and the lady with the facility called the Gendarme on me! That is the national police of France. They did nothing as we left.
In his interviews, he pauses and answers inane questions with calmness and an intelligence that made him so famous.He was a true poet with natural talent.
Some people are destined for immortality. And indeed Jim Morrison is one such soul. Always remain that shining rockstar that went too soon. In all- 5 years; 9 studio albums and 473 concerts and yet half a century later The Doors continues to ''Light my fire''. So many nights i smoked a spliff, listened to the rain and Riders on the Storm. Thanks for the memories Jim Morrison.
In addition to their music somehow sounds fresh after you haven't heard a song in a while, it's astounding how you can actually see small clips of Jim posted by young women today, all over the world, saying how hot he is.
Morrison was the first crooner in Rock. He admired Frank Sinatra and to me, he was that singer for the younger generation. Just an incredible, natural singing voice.
Nobody will ever be like the doors again. Timeless band who's music will be playing until the end of time. Thanks for the music Jim, Ray, Robby, and John.
Amen James... Jim, Ray, Robby & John ( The Doors ) are and always will be a Quasar of spiritual sound and lyrical vibrating eternity. WOW... Eternity packed into 6 years of a working, touring and album making acid laden music & poetry heavenly journey's.
Yes he was he was an artist in its purest sense with each passing generation we have less ability to not be conforming to societies norms now with the internet and social media that’s all it is is everyone trying to tell everyone else how normal they are and how fucked up other people are. It’s a cycle that has us stuck as a species and the quality of the arts and artists we have to offer has dwindled and art has always been a good indicator of the status of our human society...today we have mostly corporate driven garbage and just people who are conforming so much to the social ideals they don’t even realize it..kinda sad really so many more people could have platforms and do but they are all the same and it’s all about conforming and making it big not about the quality of the material or work.
A one of a kind; Jim was inspirational to many of us who were looking into the future.....who knows what Jim was experiencing in the relegations of what may have been all too obvious and it perhaps overwhelmed his world..... in any case Jim we will always treasure and remember..... an inspiration that no one else seemed to envision.....
The Doors are phenomenal. Jim Morrison is at his best here.The song 🎵 is simply beautiful. I wish the Doors were still around. RIP,Jim you are truly missed 😢 ❤️
Yes I agree they were pretty good and the sound and the words were just as Jim would put it (don’t forget your all a bunch of slaves just kidding I got to have a little fun all right ) pretty good pretty good all right and there has been many real firebrands and bards…so he did not bow down and probably don’t want nobody else doing that very same thing …seeking out your own originality …become and during your own dream …dream .act one through to an angry life ,two sublime ,and three ,and I always liked the way it was written As a chapter heading in the book where I much discovered the subject matter ….the Arrow Falls (I even think Jim would have liked that you know it’s got the arrow in it pretty cool OK time to close the door it was late then and it is late now late
How could anyone not love this man's voice? I love how he says, "This is the strangest life that I have ever lived." I'm convinced he was an old soul. Rest in peace dear Lizard 🦎 King. You can do anything. ✌️❤️
Ala mejor si estaba poseído por un indio americano cuando vio el accidente Jim cuando era niño que creen aveces lo pienso si estaba muy adelantado pero demasiado para su edad Simplemente espectacular tenía todo solo de verlo era espectacular soy su fan ojalá lo pueda saludar algún día que muera
Yes always loved his voice. The interesting thing is Robbie Krieger said that they didn't even consider Jim a singer. They weren't sure who was going to sing. They had a diamond in the rough in their midst and didn't realize it early on.
I will tell u something iv never told any other freakin soul,fuck it happy new year!!..I am exciting iv done and seen shit people would not believe!!! Bcus it's so cool.iwas free I was young.best life .
Amazing song written by the shy genius of Robbie Krieger their guitar player that became an incredible success. Not only Light my fire but immense music and a very brillant tv performance in Sweden. Fantastic the final part of a pure inspired great Morrison vocal tune..Oh Wow
Writing this on Jim's birthday. I'm genuinely grateful for all the Music The Doors made, and I wish they were all around today to see the massive impact it has had on so many people and how it influenced others to get into music. Thanks, Jim love ya
I was in my 20’s in the 1980’s when a close friend gave me the first album as a gift. I went home and put it on my turntable and listened to the whole album Break on through to the end. Now I’m 59 and still
Doors fans are the best. I’ve loved them since I played their best of on my dad’s turntable when I was 7 years old. I didn’t quite get it but I knew I felt some connection to their music. I’m 24 now and have never once looked back. I’ll take their music to my grave. All hail the American Night, I bow to thee oh Lizard King.
“…Children, the river contains specimens The voices of singing women call us on the far shore And they are saying forget the night Live with us in forests of azure Meager food for souls forgot I tell you this No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn And one morning you awoke And the strange sun And opening your door…” The Doors
55 AÑOS DESPUES ! SIGUE ESTREMECIENDO THE DOORS CON EL INIGUALABLE Y UNICO THE KING JIM MORRISON FOREVER!!!!!! DESCANSE EN PAZ!!! EL MUNDO LO SIGUE EXTRAÑANDO
@@marcososa9511 I wanna tell you 'bout Texas Radio and the Big Beat It comes out of the Virginia swamps, cool and slow With a back beat narrow and hard to master Some call it heavenly in its brilliance Others, mean and rueful of the western dream I love the friends I have gathered together on this thin raft We've constructed pyramids in honor of our escaping For this is the land where the Pharaoh die Children, the river contains specimens The voices of singing women call us on the far shore And they are saying: "Forget the night, live with us in forests of azure" Meager food for souls forgot I tell you this No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn And one morning you awoke And the strange sun And opening your door...
One of the greatest bands in music history period! The concepts of this band were pure genius. This performance is a fine example of this. Jim Morrison opened with his beautiful poetry before my homie Robby Krieger started with his infectious riffs and then John Densmore incorporated the beats followed by the great Ray Manzarek on organ who was responsible for that unique sound and style of The doors as we know them! Love Me Two Times and Texas Radio And The Big Beat. Classic doors!
Still enjoy every album . So many great songs that never got a lot of air time on the radio. It was an amazing band. Now when I drive my truck I listen to the Doors , Pink Floyd , Allman brothers and just shut out the world and enjoy the great music. It was an especially creative period when this great music was made. We would all hang out with our cars and vans on full moon nights...everyone would have the same station on and ....well...it was fantastic to be there.
I instantly turn 17 yrs old when I hear Jim Morrison and the Doors! Just Awesome 👌. Now at 71 yrs. young listening I'm searching for that twilight dream, through the expansive, are waves of youth, comes a heart, full of truth.
Feels like it was last night when I first heard Jim’s voice on my 62 Mercury radio on my way to my first job. This transports us all back to a better time in this world…❤
People who think Jim was the main player of The Doors are fools! Each member is incredibly skilled! In order to hold Jim when he is off on a tangent or changing through songs in the middle of a song is incredible! The Doors are a magical band and by far my favourite! The magic they created will echoe through time for it is timeless!!!
I listened to their music back in the 60s didn't understand a word but there was no need their music goes beyond any comprehension. There was so much talent in this band that you get transported to a new dimension in each song🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
Cuando yo era una niña de 9 años lo escuché por primera vez en casa de un vecino, me gustó mucho y le dije al vecino que me prestara en ese entonces el cassette,nunca lo hizo y yo ni siquiera sabía quiénes eran, años más tarde lo escuché con mi hermano y me dijo lo que sabia sobre ellos, después vi la película y quedé impactada, pero ya me encantaba su música antes de de verla 🥰🥰🥰 Siempre ha sido mi banda favorita ahora cuento ya con 41 años.
My Favourite Doors song... 💛✨preceded by the work of the Electric Poet.. He could always deliver no matter what state he was in.....RIP Jim Morrison.. music lives on.. ✌️
Love me two times, I did love my wife two times and many more times. I will always miss and love the wife I lost to cancer. This was one of greatest bands of the 60's and Jim Morrison was the greatest
The Doors created SO much poetry; accompanied by brilliant music; the true formula of fabulous songs; coupled with outstanding performances and genius well ahead of its time; what’s not to love; at least two times and then SO many times more!
I discovered the doors back in 2010 when I was 14. I'm 26 now and I know every single song, all the lyrics, and more. Over these last 12 years I only met 1 other door fan my age.
Haha I'm 14 now! They were my dad's favourite band and he's got all of Jim's poetry. They're coming up on my favourite band too. I love densmores jazzy drumming and kreigers bluesy guitar.
What I love about his poetry like he is rapping at the beginning is it's all a montage of images that hit you before you can try to understand what he is saying. Pretty brilliant stuff, very hard to do. He is using the attraction of phrases as a form of movie making in the mind
Fantastic performance, extremely charismatic and charming, beautiful Jim 🔰, so lucky to have grown up in the 60's with those exceptional people and artists, there will never be another one like YOU
What a group !!! way way way ahead of their time. Universal talent soothing to the soul.. Times where great during their heyday for all of the world. Love, freedom, expressionism, and truth !!! Morrison will never be forgotten and what he gave us. Eternal pleasure.
Thank you so much for having us riding shotgun in your journey. After all these years I still have ah moments listening to Jims words and the hypnotic melodies. Play Pied Piper. Love and Blessings Always 🌻
@@muskegobrown JM was an American Poet! You're ALREADY READING Great Literature when you listen to The Doors. MANY Scholars have praised his writing AND College classes are taught about ThecDoors as well! JS! Maybe J. John doesn't appreciate that fact Sir! Hm...Whatever!
The keyboard on this number is sooooo tight!! I've been hooked on the Doors for many years now!! Many good memories from back then, AND still alive to tell about it! Imagine that!! LONG LIVE ROCK 'N' ROLL!! ❤
Got to see the Doors in 1967. I was 16. Doors were still a local LA band at that point. Had not gone national/global yet. Phenomenal show. Still haven't recovered and now I'm 71.
Thanks for sharing, sounds like a great show. Was the line up of members the same that went on to become what was the famous four members?
@@patcom1013 Yes. The band created an eerie atmosphere. Where I saw them there was a circular "Theatre in the round" in LA.. Stage was going round and round. Started out with Manzarek on organ droning. Then drummer Densmore came in adding a subdued bell sound on cymbal and the two continued with their hypnotic drone. Then suddenly, guitar player Kreuger intruded a shrieking feedback scream. At that point only 3 musicians on the stage but I noted the extreme clarity of their sound and its remarkable volume and power. Finally Morrison came striding down the aisle taking to the stage smoking a joint. He was clearly drunk. He held on to the mic stand for dear life as the stage continued round and round. He looked like he would fall down were there no mic stand to hold onto. Suddenly, he lept into the air with his shamanistic scream launching into "Back Door Man". Will never forget that.
@@clarkewi Wow, holy shitballs!! Thanks for that very detailed, visceral memory!
Same here
Saw them at winterland in San Francisco 1967. My favorite band growing up. Having dinner with my parents wasn't the same after that. I am 71 now and i believe that they werw just getting started.
Ray is playing a killer bass line on one hand and a complex beautiful keyboard solo on the other, pure talent
Doy. I can do that.
@@Al_Dente-d1p sure, sure
@@Al_Dente-d1p you can do it but you cant create it.
@@yoelcapoful Ha! And there it is!! Fucking well done sir!
🐐
It wasn't just Jim. Every single member of the band made a huge contribution which is untouched to this day.
See Jim's grave in Paris, France if you get a chance. It was more interesting in the 1980s. He was mostly forgotten then but mostly Americans visited. I went to his grave in Pere la Chaise or something like that cemetery in 1987. Almost got arrested! I straightened up his marble bust (later stolen) and the lady with the facility called the Gendarme on me! That is the national police of France. They did nothing as we left.
Así es.
Todos contribuyeron a eso que amamos.
In his interviews, he pauses and answers inane questions with calmness and an intelligence that made him so famous.He was a true poet with natural talent.
There will never be another James Douglas Morrison.
Some people are destined for immortality. And indeed Jim Morrison is one such soul. Always remain that shining rockstar that went too soon. In all- 5 years; 9 studio albums and 473 concerts and yet half a century later The Doors continues to ''Light my fire''. So many nights i smoked a spliff, listened to the rain and Riders on the Storm. Thanks for the memories Jim Morrison.
He once jumped off of an aircraft carrier.
YES AMAZING MUSIC 😅❤❤
Jim's been gone for almost 50 years and we fans act like we saw him in concert last night!!...go figure!!!!
Love Doors fans!!!
We rock!
every album is molton rock solid
In addition to their music somehow sounds fresh after you haven't heard a song in a while, it's astounding how you can actually see small clips of Jim posted by young women today, all over the world, saying how hot he is.
@@chrisblanco6465 it still amazes me after all these years!!!!
@@jackypatterson4139 ...omg, has it been almost 50 yrs...😦
@@iloveanimals6361 I wonder where the time went.
It literally flew!!
Words just flow off of Jim's lips like no other, and the band played like a well oiled machine, they just oozed greatness.
Well my mind is always flowing off. I just don't say much when in a. Good mood I do .. and u are my Food for my Mood. U are moon to yr son m wah
Very good musicians.
ROBBIE WROTE THE WORDS TO THIS SONG.
Yep... That's right!... And all the LSD made it a 1,000 better. WOW!... Let's swim to the moon!... Let's climb through the tide!
@@steveturner2763 The poem is Jim's. "Texas Radio and the Big Beat"
Jim was a hell of a singer and the best screamer ever...no doubt.
Disagree. Chester of Linkin park was a better screamer
@@KevinD-wn7pd 😆☣️ WTF HAHAHAHA Share your crack rock, shit must be good apperently.
You know Roger waters??!
Morrison was the first crooner in Rock. He admired Frank Sinatra and to me, he was that singer for the younger generation. Just an incredible, natural singing voice.
@@KevinD-wn7pd for sure. Hell, Corey Taylor, David draiman, and even Kurt cobain are better I’d say
When Jim was on,
He was truly ON"
Lucky are those who meet The doors . 🤔🥰
Jim's voice was electrifying, like no other!
Nobody will ever be like the doors again. Timeless band who's music will be playing until the end of time. Thanks for the music Jim, Ray, Robby, and John.
Amen James... Jim, Ray, Robby & John ( The Doors ) are and always will be a Quasar of spiritual sound and lyrical vibrating eternity. WOW... Eternity packed into 6 years of a working, touring and album making acid laden music & poetry heavenly journey's.
My favorite rock band of all time hands down. And I have heard allot of them in my life!!
👍👍👍❤️❤️
I feel he was on a different spiritual level not many will understand. Such talent. It’s the power in his music
100%
🥀And Jim's words & manner🦎👑
he was soooo great
Jim Morrison was a great poet and his poetry will forever be alive in his music.
right on.
It's alive in all of us..
Yes he was he was an artist in its purest sense with each passing generation we have less ability to not be conforming to societies norms now with the internet and social media that’s all it is is everyone trying to tell everyone else how normal they are and how fucked up other people are. It’s a cycle that has us stuck as a species and the quality of the arts and artists we have to offer has dwindled and art has always been a good indicator of the status of our human society...today we have mostly corporate driven garbage and just people who are conforming so much to the social ideals they don’t even realize it..kinda sad really so many more people could have platforms and do but they are all the same and it’s all about conforming and making it big not about the quality of the material or work.
@@infinitelybetterthannothin1077 I beg to differ.. you just have to dig deeper
Love me two times was actually composed by Robby Krieger
A one of a kind; Jim was inspirational to many of us who were looking into the future.....who knows what Jim was experiencing in the relegations of what may have been all too obvious and it perhaps overwhelmed his world..... in any case Jim we will always treasure and remember..... an inspiration that no one else seemed to envision.....
The Doors are phenomenal. Jim Morrison is at his best here.The song 🎵 is simply beautiful. I wish the Doors were still around. RIP,Jim you are truly missed 😢 ❤️
First two minutes is poetry...no one can say he wasn't one of the best poets of that time, a troubadour!
must have been a shit time for poetry is he was one of the best. what made that pretensious horseshit any good ? do tell.
Dark poetry in motion, The Doors are the best band to ever come out of Venice Beach, California.
the best american band!
*The Doors make me feel temporarily alive and free*
I know what you mean 🤍☯️🖤
Totally
Me too .. from the first time I heard them in HS...my friends thought I was nuts cause in 85 I was listening 🎧 to him. ☮️
Alright!
Thats a..... saaaaaad stort...
Some bands were just destined for greatness. The Doors were one of them!
the doors was yeah
And they were in the elite of great bands.
Yes I agree they were pretty good and the sound and the words were just as Jim would put it (don’t forget your all a bunch of slaves just kidding I got to have a little fun all right ) pretty good pretty good all right and there has been many real firebrands and bards…so he did not bow down and probably don’t want nobody else doing that very same thing …seeking out your own originality …become and during your own dream …dream .act one through to an angry life ,two sublime ,and three ,and I always liked the way it was written As a chapter heading in the book where I much discovered the subject matter ….the Arrow Falls (I even think Jim would have liked that you know it’s got the arrow in it pretty cool OK time to close the door it was late then and it is late now late
In my opinion The Doors are the greatest American band to ever come around.
Ну хуй знает, бро.. А джанис наше все жоплин? А? А Джимми Хендрикс? Canned heat?
Yes
Agreed 👍💯❤🎉
nahh. Creedence are
Mmm no. @@woodenplate5351
How could anyone not love this man's voice? I love how he says, "This is the strangest life that I have ever lived." I'm convinced he was an old soul. Rest in peace dear Lizard 🦎 King. You can do anything. ✌️❤️
Amazing voice both singing and speaking
Ala mejor si estaba poseído por un indio americano cuando vio el accidente Jim cuando era niño que creen aveces lo pienso si estaba muy adelantado pero demasiado para su edad Simplemente espectacular tenía todo solo de verlo era espectacular soy su fan ojalá lo pueda saludar algún día que muera
Yes always loved his voice.
The interesting thing is Robbie Krieger said that they didn't even consider Jim a singer. They weren't sure who was going to sing.
They had a diamond in the rough in their midst and didn't realize it early on.
He was...and still is!!! Guiding us from Above 🖤!!!
Ray said he found that little organ at, I believe it was, his Grandma's place. Liked it's sound and incorporated it into the band.
About a billion times better than today’s Crappola Music!
DEFINITELY!
Makes me want to blow my brains out
Definitely an amazing poet. That’s why Jim Morrison and the Doors were are and will be the best band
*The Doors are magic*
Yes they are. Why does your user name sound so familiar?
I will tell u something iv never told any other freakin soul,fuck it happy new year!!..I am exciting iv done and seen shit people would not believe!!! Bcus it's so cool.iwas free I was young.best life .
And 3 years later, it all came to an end.
Right on!
Cosmic magic.. ethereal magic..
Relevant then and now!
LOVE ME TWO TIMES BABY ❤️
The sixties - so long ago. So much time passed by. Like another world.
The combination of these two tracks for this performance is just incredible. How cool can you get?
Amazing song written by the shy genius of Robbie Krieger their guitar player that became an incredible success. Not only Light my fire but immense music and a very brillant tv performance in Sweden. Fantastic the final part of a pure inspired great Morrison vocal tune..Oh Wow
I still listen to the Doors music it will never get old....
God I wish I could've seen Jim Morrison live on stage
Jim was from a different dimension!!! Now immortal in this 1!!!
That intro was something to behold.
Best version
Greatest band of all time. These guys were ahead of their time. ✌🏻
Writing this on Jim's birthday. I'm genuinely grateful for all the Music The Doors made, and I wish they were all around today to see the massive impact it has had on so many people and how it influenced others to get into music. Thanks, Jim love ya
RIP Jim Morrison 50 years since you left us but we will play your music forever
Jim was a beautiful wordsmith and poet, The Doors at their best ..Magical
Ray Manzarek playing the organ here is epic.
How he does his solo around 3:08 without making a mistake is beyond me
He was so talented and massively under rated
Like skeleton hands as the master of all locks within the keys
He had at least 2 brains.
@@pinkyysk organists generally being an underrated species in Rock.
I was in my 20’s in the 1980’s when a close friend gave me the first album as a gift. I went home and put it on my turntable and listened to the whole album Break on through to the end. Now I’m 59 and still
Doors fans are the best. I’ve loved them since I played their best of on my dad’s turntable when I was 7 years old. I didn’t quite get it but I knew I felt some connection to their music. I’m 24 now and have never once looked back. I’ll take their music to my grave. All hail the American Night, I bow to thee oh Lizard King.
I love to hear this!
His voice makes me melt like a popsicle on the Fourth of July
Been a Doors fan forever. Love Jim. Still a fan and always will be. No other rock band comes close to the Doors.
“…Children, the river contains specimens
The voices of singing women call us on the far shore
And they are saying forget the night
Live with us in forests of azure
Meager food for souls forgot
I tell you this
No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn
And one morning you awoke
And the strange sun
And opening your door…” The Doors
A sirens call...
55 AÑOS DESPUES ! SIGUE ESTREMECIENDO THE DOORS
CON EL INIGUALABLE Y UNICO
THE KING JIM MORRISON FOREVER!!!!!! DESCANSE EN PAZ!!!
EL MUNDO LO SIGUE EXTRAÑANDO
Alguien tiene el poema completo? Pará traducirlo :)
@@marcososa9511
I wanna tell you 'bout Texas Radio and the Big Beat
It comes out of the Virginia swamps, cool and slow
With a back beat narrow and hard to master
Some call it heavenly in its brilliance
Others, mean and rueful of the western dream
I love the friends I have gathered together on this thin raft
We've constructed pyramids in honor of our escaping
For this is the land where the Pharaoh die
Children, the river contains specimens
The voices of singing women call us on the far shore
And they are saying:
"Forget the night, live with us in forests of azure"
Meager food for souls forgot
I tell you this
No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn
And one morning you awoke
And the strange sun
And opening your door...
jim was so legendary that it s hard to believe he was a real person !!
Gods gift to the world is ..... The Doors....... posted this day Oct 23, 2021, we who love them shall never let go.
One of the greatest bands in music history period!
The concepts of this band were pure genius. This performance is a fine example of this. Jim Morrison opened with his beautiful poetry before my homie Robby Krieger started with his infectious riffs and then John Densmore incorporated the beats followed by the great Ray Manzarek on organ who was responsible for that unique sound and style of The doors as we know them!
Love Me Two Times and Texas Radio And The Big Beat.
Classic doors!
I wrote an essay on Jim M when I was in middle school (mid 90s). I think Mom got me started on the right track 🎶 🎶
When my time is done on this planet the doors are coming with me 🙏🏼
Never have & never will get bored of there spiritual celestial music .
Absolutely LOVE this live version way more than the album version!!
Still enjoy every album . So many great songs that never got a lot of air time on the radio. It was an amazing band. Now when I drive my truck I listen to the Doors , Pink Floyd , Allman brothers and just shut out the world and enjoy the great music. It was an especially creative period when this great music was made. We would all hang out with our cars and vans on full moon nights...everyone would have the same station on and ....well...it was fantastic to be there.
The most soothing voice
I instantly turn 17 yrs old when I hear Jim Morrison and the Doors! Just Awesome 👌. Now at 71 yrs. young listening I'm searching for that twilight dream, through the expansive, are waves of youth, comes a heart, full of truth.
Feels like it was last night when I first heard Jim’s voice on my 62 Mercury radio on my way to my first job. This transports us all back to a better time in this world…❤
Even as he talks his voice is so amazing.
How many people are born like this. Looks like just him / jim
A deep dark poet, that many didn’t understand. He had something to say in all his songs.
The Doors make me travel in my thinkings, in my mind and until the past
Robby Krieger may have wrote the lyrics to this song, but you can tell Jim loved singing it. He really put everything he had into it.
People who think Jim was the main player of The Doors are fools! Each member is incredibly skilled! In order to hold Jim when he is off on a tangent or changing through songs in the middle of a song is incredible! The Doors are a magical band and by far my favourite! The magic they created will echoe through time for it is timeless!!!
I listened to their music back in the 60s didn't understand a word but there was no need their music goes beyond any comprehension. There was so much talent in this band that you get transported to a new dimension in each song🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
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Cuando yo era una niña de 9 años lo escuché por primera vez en casa de un vecino, me gustó mucho y le dije al vecino que me prestara en ese entonces el cassette,nunca lo hizo y yo ni siquiera sabía quiénes eran, años más tarde lo escuché con mi hermano y me dijo lo que sabia sobre ellos, después vi la película y quedé impactada, pero ya me encantaba su música antes de de verla 🥰🥰🥰
Siempre ha sido mi banda favorita ahora cuento ya con 41 años.
Amazing Song Love Me Two Time 🙆♀️ Adore 💓 Fantastic performance by the Great Unforgettable Jim Morrison 😢💔 RIP Thanks for sharing ✌️👍👌👋👋👋👋
The face of an angel ❤️
My Favourite Doors song... 💛✨preceded by the work of the Electric Poet.. He could always deliver no matter what state he was in.....RIP Jim Morrison.. music lives on.. ✌️
Ridiculously ahead of their time. Thanks, dudes!
And ahead of this time
Love me two times, I did love my wife two times and many more times. I will always miss and love the wife I lost to cancer. This was one of greatest bands of the 60's and Jim Morrison was the greatest
RIP the mrs.
descansa en paz🌌💜
SO SORRY YOU LOST YOUR WIFE TO CANCER...
My condolences to you and your wife...
The Doors created SO much poetry; accompanied by brilliant music; the true formula of fabulous songs; coupled with outstanding performances and genius well ahead of its time; what’s not to love; at least two times and then SO many times more!
I discovered the doors back in 2010 when I was 14. I'm 26 now and I know every single song, all the lyrics, and more. Over these last 12 years I only met 1 other door fan my age.
Haha I'm 14 now! They were my dad's favourite band and he's got all of Jim's poetry. They're coming up on my favourite band too. I love densmores jazzy drumming and kreigers bluesy guitar.
I'm 28 and love The Doors! Jim's speaking and singing voice is a drug all its own lol
i started listening at 8 with break on thru.. i’m 27 now and have heard ever piece of audio media from them that’s been released so far…
Oh my god those eyes! It feels like he’s looking right at you. And that eye roll at 1:02 😻🔥
The Doors were always been one of my favorite bands since the 1960's and I still listen to them for fun and enjoyment too lol
Great voice and was so good looking The Doors will always Light My Fire
What I love about his poetry like he is rapping at the beginning is it's all a montage of images that hit you before you can try to understand what he is saying. Pretty brilliant stuff, very hard to do. He is using the attraction of phrases as a form of movie making in the mind
He is the epitome of a lead rock singer.
Haunting… in a good way
Aren't we lucky to be witnessing this?
Aren't we are with so many people promising more then the can give. and now one ever promise what the can give wether health or sickness
Amen x
Fantastic performance, extremely charismatic and charming, beautiful Jim 🔰, so lucky to have grown up in the 60's with those exceptional people and artists, there will never be another one like YOU
What a group !!! way way way ahead of their time. Universal talent soothing to the soul.. Times where great during their heyday for all of the world. Love, freedom, expressionism, and truth !!! Morrison will never be forgotten and what he gave us. Eternal pleasure.
Awesome video showing how talented this group of musicians were together. Excellent
Thank you so much for having us riding shotgun in your journey. After all these years I still have ah moments listening to Jims words and the hypnotic melodies. Play Pied Piper. Love and Blessings Always 🌻
who else could pull this off? its perfection in the moment.
Honestly love this more than the studio version. That intro just provides nice contrast/depth and completes it for me 👌
Doesn't get no better than that performance 👏 Absolutely Legendary 💥🙏🏼💛✌️
Just his voice is psychedelic 😻
Whoa... what a moment to share with his soul... his eyes bore right through me. 🤩
Greatest frontman and song writer of all time!!!!
From the Danish TV 1968.
I sat glued to the screen.
How many years were The Doors releasing albums? 3-4 years? The impact they made was just incredible!!!!
Right
4 years and released 6 amazing albums with Morrison. Not one bad album or song from that era.
1967/1971
@@aaronmartinez5029First and last are the best.
Best band of all time 🎸🤟
🤘🏼iconic💯
Thank you 😎👏
Jim Morrison brought beauty to the English language, more than anyone I can think of.
Bro, you need to read some literature lol.
Jim was inspired by William Blake. And Blake's language is really inscrutable
@@j.j.4150 I know what you mean... but it’s not just the writing.. it’s the delivery. The flow. The spirit in the expression!
AGREED WHOLEHEARTEDLY Muskego!
@@muskegobrown JM was an American Poet! You're ALREADY READING Great Literature when you listen to The Doors. MANY Scholars have praised his writing AND College classes are taught about ThecDoors as well! JS! Maybe J. John doesn't appreciate that fact Sir! Hm...Whatever!
I’m from Texas yah he ain’t lying.
He's from florida
@@dakotaborrowdale2791 He was an military brat and moved around a bunch as a kid. His dad was a rear admiral in the Navy who served in WW2 and Vietnam
Robbie Krieger was an excellent guitarist for the Doors. One of my all time favorites. Unpretentious with a great clean sound.
The keyboard on this number is sooooo tight!! I've been hooked on the Doors for many years now!! Many good memories from back then, AND still alive to tell about it! Imagine that!! LONG LIVE ROCK 'N' ROLL!! ❤
A Epic American Rock and Roll Band. AMAZING 👏
Oh, I love this classic and this live iteration only adds to my admiration.
Wow😍I love Jim💜 n the doors .love this It Sounds Amazin and Pic quality is Amazin too .This is also one of my Fav Doors songs ❤.
Incredible.
Jim was such an amazing and underrated poet. He wrote about what he felt. His poets and what he says at the beginning reach to me so well
Ray’s Fender keyboard bass sounds good here. What an original concept