Ray, the body's soul. Robbie, the body's life blood. John, the body's beating heart. Jim, the body's mind and voice. I'm sooo! very fckn proud that in my undetermined amount of time living on this planet, I got to listen, and love their music and this band....🤘🏼😎✌🏼
Sounds as good today as it did the day the album was released. I cannot get enough of the Doors. I listened to their music obsessively when I was in my twenties and still love listening to the same songs. I have not turned out the lights and I am a 76 year.
🏛 Many men died in 1971 🙏 JIM WAS NEVER SEEN IN HIS COFFIN. 🎬 CERTIFICATION WITHOUT 🔎 VISUAL INSPECTION 🕴 Visited Père Lachaise 🌹 But CHECK BIOGRAPHY "NOONE GETS OUT HERE ALIVE" BY HOPKINS/SUGARMAN Feels like he still is around 🌎 alive . As changing as a 🦎 chameleon...
It saddens me to know that I wasn't alive when Jim and still here. I love The Doors and Jim Morrison was a Genius and one of a kind. Soar into the white blind light
There were so many bands that sounded the same and then there was The Doors! They created something so special and unique that no band will ever duplicate. They are in a league all by themselves. Jim's poetry interpreted beautifully by Ray, Robby and John.
Jim, Ray, Robbie, and John had the right amount of chemistry to make the Doors the best musical group of all time. Their music lives forever! RIP Jim and Ray!
The Doors were so different from all the other bands at the time. They had their own sound. And Jim's voice was incredible! So very soulful. So grateful to have Robby Krieger here on RU-vid.
Now think about where we are today in 2023. It was a warning nobody has heeded. I don't blame our society but the unbridaled greed that everybody was warning about and what are we going to do about it? The corruption of the supreme court. Turning back all women's rights. THEY WERE WARNING US ABOUT THIS GREED SHITSHOW. HERE.IT.IS.
I still can't believe I met robbie and talked to him. He signed my doors book star plaza theater greatest moment in my life forever always my favorite band ray pure genius John all over them drums jim imaculant
I graduated in '69. The Doors was by far one of my favorite groups to listen to when I was in high school, much to my parent's chagrin. When they were gone I use to crank up the stereo and play their songs over and over. Stoned on nothing but music. I knew the words to many of their songs....wild child full of grace.... I was stunned when Jim ODed.
The Doors are the most underrated band of the 60s. The rock music scene was at its peak and yet the Doors still had a sound nobody else had. Morrison's voice cannot be recreated...
Agree… they get too snubbed by press and peers.. written off as a train wreck or over hype of morrison sex god looks image etc…. Works wise, very innovative and singular… have aged well. Speak to the chaos of the present better then artist do today.
@Three Six Nine The Doors were , and are somewhat underrated... Pretty much the only song you heard by them on the radio in the 60's was light my fire .. my least favorite song by them . They're also underrated for their originality
Very True, Eve. Things, will rot and decay to be sure but the sentiments behind the words are everlong and indelibly etched upon our subconscious minds throughout the ages and generations, like Beethoven and Chopin before.
I think that's what makes a great band. Every time you hear it ...you hear something u didnt b4 or it sounds just a little bit different....Floyd... zep....
Music is my only friend . It's loyal it will sing what you want. It won't tell on you . Your best friends will , your neighbor will . It's my friend to the end
The greatest song by the greatest band. When the Music’s Over, turn out the lights, so true, or could it be … turn out the life. Jim was the master of mystery, the lizard 🦎 king, he can do anything. Thanks for everything, Jim!
@@loveinthemidst5841 that's the inspiration, I just have a song out about the situation in the world "Lockdown 20/21 " it's on my channel. Also some other streaming apps like Spotify but it's not about the streams its about getting things out of my head. And share my thoughts with the people who like it.
Some Stars shine so bright, they Have to explode.... but we will see the light from it for millions of years!! Shine On Jim!! Say Hello to Jimi Too! 😎✌
Thank god finealy his parents had Jimmy moved from Paris France to the Morrison family plot now Jim can finely be away from prying eyes and have peace..it's to bad Jimmy could of not ben bury.ed with Pam yhey were soul mates
John was professional in his work however he admittedly said later that he resented Jim as he took all the glory. Nevertheless, one cannot reset the start button in real life.
ohhhh what energy to hear this Monday morning at 3:35am.bring it on, jimmy. Bring me the music. When the music's over I hope you come and light my fire here on love street until the end. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Notice at 9:07 the fast and smooth and well controlled the snare drum roll is from John Densmore. That was one of his trademark assets that he brought to the band.
Que voz tan fresca tenía Morrison en esa presentación, increíble el rango vocal de Jim. Una pena no poder verlo en vivo nunca,mi vocalista favorito y lo único que hago es escuchar sus grabaciones 🇲🇽
Your's is one of my favorite comments. How could there be an end after you enter the doors. When the doors of perception are cleansed everything appears to man as it is...infinite.
I was only 5 when he left this planet. My older brothers had a lot of 60s and 70s albums I listened to as I got older. I never picked up the Doors album to have a listen. I'm 56 now and recently watched a Doors documentary and the movie. Music definitely gets us through times in life. I can really relate to Jim and how he felt it was utterly impossible to be grounded in this 3D world we live in. I was trapped in a cult from ages 11 to 28. It was one of the only things that wasn't taken away from me. I think it saved my life. I'm mostly healed from my traumas and I'm kinda late in discovering I love the Door's music 🎶🎵 but never too late 😃
My dad was a casual friend of Jim for a short while in the early 60's at the University of Central Florida. He said at that time Jim was a very quiet, almost shy guy...until he drinked.
Man, that was a perfect performance by a perfect band if there ever was one... RIP Jim Morrison, we'll all be where you are soon enough... when the music's over
I don't think that the doors , even knew what Jim was thinking about , talking about , singing about , until the music was over . Turn off the light , god bless , shadow , forever life energy spirit never dies . t o d . infinity chapter 8 . i love you all . . . thank you for sharing your moments of clarity and understanding , tod .
I saw them in Frankfurt on this tour in 1968. It was my first concert. They made a film in Frankfurt while they were there. I'm thinking i might have seen this performance live..
Pay attention young people, this is from a time not so long ago when people wrote songs, and would sing and play instruments. Seriously though, great performance!
This was filmed by Danish TV (starting from 1:23) early in the morning. The Doors only got 5-6 hours of sleep before this performance. The excellent, studio-quality of this recording, makes me think that they used 2-inch tape.
Enjoyed the Doors at the Fillmore in SF while going to SFState. As we approached the auditorium, late, it was as though the organ notes were floating out the windows. Imagine the only thing holding Morrison up was the mic stand. What a show. I feel very fortunate to have witnessed their performance.
@@loveinthemidst5841 most sincere apologies, the Doors come from UCLA, exactly that, the highest demonstration of the 60's brought to life, music, deserving higher praise/vernacular.
