YUPPERZZZzzzzzzzzzz Jim Morrison, showed da otha memberz of da band, how 2 put on da rite uni4m, 4 dat gig! U c how nfluential, Jim Morrison wuz, dat nite.
You got the story mixed up!! The iggy pop night jim was on acid. He sang in a falsetto the entire time just to piss off the crowd. But yeah you got the almost riot part spot on haha
@@wasteoftimehere there’s multiple interviews explaining that night. (It’s what made iggy pop pursue music! Search iggy pop interview about the doors.) It was at a college
This is why it is referred to as "media programming". If the TV viewer or media reader lets down their guard and is not mentally aware of this manipulation trick, they can easily fall prey to and let in the media devices suggestions in which will inspire one to think differently about a subject. This is why I don't trust anyone......😂
He was well aware because his father was one of the higher up's in the military doing Mk-Ultra programming on him. Look it up Dr Josef Mengele, Project Paperclip
Not exactly.... he just emulated and super drunk guy's disaster.... however they were still missing the talent Ray and Robbie had so no surprise they had none of the success.
@SavageHenry777 sorry but they were and are dogshit, their music is pathetic and trivial at best. They didn't have any of the talent the Doors had and Iggy Pop is nothing more than a stage gimmick.
Jim Morrison &fellow Ddirs band members were highly intelligent. Jim found & developed a beautiful Irish lilting voice with ability to ‘ramp’ it when required. Listen to their past recorded concerts if you want to hear his rye sense of humour. The best America had to offer 14 year olds who drank up musical officianados. I still love them madly. Thanks for the reminder - JaneR
You’re lucky. I’d kill to meet Jim or see a show. I’m sad I never met Ray either. Meeting Robby is on my bucket list. And I suppose John would be…ok. Ha
Jim was real what you saw was what you got.. no bullshit jim didn't give a rats ass if you liked him or not, he was that real. You don't see that anymore .
Okay, that's pretty freaking cool. You never know where inspiration comes from...or who it can strike....and lol, it's still rock'n'roll to eat icecream!!
I met Iggy Pop backstage one night after a Psychedelic Furs concert in Hollywood; he was with his wife and he was surprisingly quiet and sweet. We had a lovely conversation. Living in Hollywood was great in the 80's.
Iggys a very down to earth " real " type person. Approachable and like everyday people. I think he should have been given more fame status than he's recieved. He reminds me of a couple of friends I've had over the years. ❤
There was a book that was mandatory reading from my generation about Jim Morrison called no one here gets out alive That pretty much Describes Jim Morrison as the self-indulgent mean drunk
I love that book! I especially love the story of a drunk Jim Morrison sort of crashing the stage that Jimi Hendrix was performing on, wasted of course 😆
Awesome book. Read it 3 times n still have some 25 years on... the bow is drawn. The arrow flies. The arrow falls. The 3 parts as I remember! Absolute necessary reading for any rock nut!
"He wasn't a raging alcoholic, he was just really upset, as a regular person would, that his friends were eating ice cream. The only natural reaction is to crawl to the bottom of a bottle." 😂😂😂
This is the kind of stuff i want to see on here. Not crappy edits of some tv show. But someone actually putting in effort and work to make something. Good job man i love it.
This is what REALLY happened....Jim did not travel with the rest of The Doors at this point. They went separately, Jim had no idea what Robbie, Ray, and John were doing. If they were eating Watermelon's or anything else. Jim was in a Black Limousine drinking Whiskey from a crystal decanter and snorting lines of cocaine, Jim had the Limo driver stop more than once to puke. He was sick. Some random strippers were there and Jim's bodyguard. At Dallas the Night before everything was Amazing. Then came New Orleans. Jim was barely able to walk, leaving the Black Limousine to go do his last show. They barely made it through three or four songs before Jim sat down on the Drum Kit. John Densmore (percussionist) pushed Jim and said something like, "Hey come on Man". Jim got up and said,"Alright, Alright" and proceeded to smash the floor stage in with his Microphone stand, then walked to stage left like it never happened. There's audio of it on RU-vid, Jim kept singing St. Anthony over and over.
Iggy was not in the Stooges, he was drumming for a group called the Prime Movers. He was already known as Iggy at that point. The nickname was short for Iguana, which came from his first band, the Iguanas.
I had a pet iguana named Iggy when I was like 5 or 6. My cat killed it. Believe it or not, the cat's name was Stooge. Every time I hear the words "Iggy Pop" I think of poor Iggy's head laying on the floor. RIP Iggy
This is the double edged sword of being rock and roll. We want our rock stars like Cobain. Damaged, high on drugs, angry, unpredictable.......but then we get pissed when they can't sing and dance when we demand it.
It’s wild to think that Iggy Pop/Jim Osterberg outlived all of the rest of the Stogges and David Bowie as well. His “Iggy” persona was so destructive and he would do anything. (Whereas Jim was a charming, gentle guy)
This kinda reminds me of the scene from The Devil's Rejects when Captain Spaulding gets mad at Otis and Baby when they wanted to stop for some Tooty F***ing Fruity! 🤣
It really isn't that big of an accomplishment. I did it for a few years after highschool, as did my band mates and our peers. What IS impressive is that we all lived to be older than 27!
@@BooferMcGavinYes, genius, I was comparing myself(as well as my friends) to Jim Morrison. It's a damn shame you aren't a detective with those keen observation skills. Get a clue, dopey.
@@elixtido1448 lolol. I did a mortgage in 2002, right before/right at the time the Today show segment came out, and when the appraisal came back at some ridiculous price($360k for a bungalow and no central ac), we saw the writing on the wall.
Yea. So your the kind of dingleberry that likes to point out the short comings of others? It was a phone mistake. I can throw a punch so hard that it will go " THROUGH" you. JFWY.
I like it when I hear something 30 years later that confirms everything my mother ever told me. She had some stories from living in LA and I always thought she was exaggerating some details here and there. Now I know she downplayed her whole life. I miss her ❤ thank you for the memories ❤
I've never heard the ice cream part of this story, but I have heard Iggy tell it a few times. Definitely worth tracking down Iggy's point of view--without that moment, Iggy Pop might have never happened.
Thank you. Its like this stupid world is trying to erase everything real and cool. This is the coolest THANK YOU! I needed this to give me the strength I need to keep fighting the good fight
@@thecodytuckershow no no no crisscross applesauce is the politically correct style to call it back then nobody knew that Indians hated everything with the word Indian
WOW Thank you for this side of the story! I worked a Stooges concert in San Francisco Several years ago. I just Happened to be wearing a Doors t-shirt before going into my office to change into my proper clothing and Iggy Pop comes up and said Nice Doors tee! Then proceded to tell me about this show he saw when he was a much younger man. My father Lived in Los Angeles and Loved the Doors (He also liked the Stooges as well) and told me stories about the band as well - Jim died 6 months after I was born - but in the 90's I got to meet the rest of the band. Thank you for this story snippet!
