I third the request! One of their best. Also I don’t think they’ve reacted to “The End” yet or “Light My Fire”. But yeah do “When The Music’s Over” next.
I agree “When the Music’s Over” is a hypnotic piece of work. One of my favorite’s. I love the Doors music so much. Every song is so unique and creative!
If you want another "haunting trippy" Doors song, one that takes you on an internal trip like a dark Pink Floyd, check out what is arguably the Doors' signature song: "The End." And if you want a trippy Doors song that goes a little harder while encapsulating so much of what makes the Doors the Doors, check out "Not To Touch The Earth." The song is a section of a larger performance piece called "The Celebration of the Lizard," which is rooted in Jim's poetry, his fascination with shamanism, and is the origin of Jim's infamous nickname, "The Lizard King." Another Doors song that goes pretty hard is "Five To One." It has a bit of a revolutionary vibe to it. And if you guys liked that one hard riff in "Waiting For The Sun," then "Wild Child" is another one you'll like because it has that sound running through most of it and the lyrics are, as always with Jim, poetic and mythological sounding in a way you don't get from any other band.
@@Jessica_Roth Yeah, they tend to keep their videos relatively short but they've also done a few longer ones, particularly from Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Yes, etc. I think if they like a band and enough people request a song and/or like the comments that request the song, they'll do it even if it's a little longer. Just need enough likes on these comments to get them to the top of the list since I think J&A sort comments by most popular to find out "what the people want."
That's a classic along with "Cancel my subscription to the resurrection - Send my credentials to the house of detention - I've got some friends inside"
Love this song. Another The Doors song to check out is Moonlight Drive. It was the very first song Robby Kreiger played with them and it’s the song that made Jim Morrison fall in love with the sound of a guitar being played with a bottle neck slide.
The Doors were magical and Jim was their poet in residence. Just think about that line "this is the strangest life I've ever known", indicating that he has known many. Mystical! A huge part of the soundtrack of my youth
Val Kilmer's performance was truly amazing, but the movie itself is total trash. All three of the surviving (at that time...RIP Ray) Doors disowned it and had a lot of anger towards Oliver Stone.
@@michaellockhart554I agree. It was incredible! I disagree with some of Oliver Stone's decisions, as did Patricia Kinnealy and the band themselves, great movie and Val's best role.
John Densmore is maybe one of the best theatrical drummers I've ever listened to😊 His ability to anticipate Jim's absolute insanity live on stage is unmatched
Its about time you reacted to another Doors song and Waiting for the sun no less, Waiting for the sun was The Doors 3rd Lp that came out in 1968. You guys thought Waiting for the sun is unique, your minds would be blown with Not to touch the earth, My Wild Love, or Five to One
Can it be that you've gone this long without reviewing Light My Fire or L.A. Woman? Wow. In addition to those two, I would also recommend Back Door Man and Been Down So Long.
You guys should do all the epic Doors numbers: "L.A Woman", "When the Music's Over" "The End" and "The Soft Parade". My all-time faves are "Maggie M'Gill", "Moonlight Drive" and "Hyacinth House".
There is an interview with Jim Morrison describing the doors music as the feeling he gets from it and it is the most accurate description I ever heard.
I’m such a Doors fan. Got hooked in high school this was me and my besties spring song, waiting for our summer vacation trips and then when those trips were coming to a close. Summers Almost Gone was our jam! We had a doors song for every thing really. And in the late 90s early 2000’s our friends didn’t always get it 🤷🏻♀️🤣
LOVE the line " this is the strangest life I have ever known."..and he wasn't here for the quarantine during COVID! Speaking of which, if you Google Robbie Krieger, you'll find some videos where he shows you how to play the guitar part in some of their songs. Glad you reacted to this tune. I was just about to recommend it to you. Try Moonlight Drive next if you want to hear some trippy guitar!!
The Doors always hypnotic and mysterious. Amber's trippy best describes it. You should movie reaction "The Doors" Val Kilmer nails his performance of Jim Morrison
Jim Morrison is Mr. MOJO RISIN. The Lizard King, The American Poet. There will never be another like him. He was a genius. Mr. MOJO Risin is his name scrambled up.
I will suggest another song with "sun' in the title Blister in the Sun by the Violent Femmes. Don't let the band name scare you off. Amber may even recognize the song when she hears it.
You must do "Light My Fire" It will light your fire. And make sure to read the comments about what happened when The Doors first played "Light My Fire" on live TV. It's Legendary.
I'll never forget Lollapalooza in June of 96 at Kansas City. The Ramones finished their set, and the Shaolin Monks didn't take the stage. There was around 2 hours of nothing on stage, we were baking in the Summer sun, and the crowd was getting restless. Then suddenly Soundgarden took the stage and opened their set with a cover of this song.
When The Musics Over is one of my very favorites -- The live version is a geat one to react to because it shows how Jim would control the audience and shows a bit of his fun side too --
This is the first time I heard this song and it didn’t disappoint. I loved the mixed tempo. This is going to be one of my new favorites from The Doors.
Jim Morrison's grave is in the 110 acre Père-Lachaise Cemetery on the south side of Paris which is also the final resting place of early 19th century Polish composer and piano virtuoso Frédérick Chopin, late 19th century pianist, conductor and comppser Émile Waldteufel, legendary French pop singer Édith Piaf, and several other notable figures in the arts. When Chopin was buried there, they removed his heart and shipped it to the church in Poland where he was baptized, where it sits in an urn. Also located at the cemetary is a monument to the 147 summary executions on May 28, 1871 of Paris Commune soldiers who occupied the city and were captured by the French army in an attempted coup during the Franco-Prussian War. They're buried at the foot of the wall they were lined up against for the firing squad.
10th grade…..1st public cigarette……little venue in Woodland Hills, Ca. on Chalk Hill with a revolving stage……no bad seats……. The Seeds followed by The Doors.
You gotta do THE CHANGELING, L A. WOMAN and definitely do their epic song, THE END off their debut album. Everyone remembers where they were the first time they heard The End.
This was from the later album 'Morrison Hotel' in 1970... The Doors were fed up w/ being labeled a 'teeny bopper' band, so their 5th album was more rock and blues... "Roadhouse blues" was from this record... 'Waiting for the sun' is one of my faves. The Doors' last album w/ Jim Morrison was 'L.A. Woman' in 1971, shortly before the singer passed away... it became their biggest-selling album, even if they were told it sounded like 'cocktail jazz'... 🔥🔥
One of the most UNIQUE bands from the 60's! What always amazes me is Manzarek(excuse the spelling) playing the bass line...it took me awhile back then figure it out. He never got his proper acknowledgement as far as I'm concerned!
Ok, I've held off on suggesting this song but it's been two years so I think you are ready. The song is "The End." This song is a trip but it is also mesmerizing. Ol Jim, may have been on peyote when he wrote the lyrics but they are fascinating and the music will take you to another dimension.
Whenever the do a poll on greatest guitarist, I have no hesitation in nominating Robbie Krieger. On this you see him play bottleneck guitar but his range is so diverse. Like on Spanish Caravan he plays Flamenco guitar. So under rated, such a worthy nomination for greatest guitarist.
Hi Jay you can’t judge The Doors & Jim Morrison by only listening to 10 songs. You Will need to listen to When The music is over, Five to one, Spanish Caravan, The Unknown Soldier, I am a Spy and foremost “The End”. Without listening to “The End” will forever remain incomplete. Lastly, to know and to understand the Poet Jim Morrison you SHOULD check the special album- An American Prayer ! Your pilgrimage will be completed.
Guys Sinéad O'Connor - ( Nothing Compares 2 U ) passed away today a very sad day for Ireland, please react to her song "Mandinka" "Mandinkas are an African tribe mentioned in the book "Roots" its what the song is about cheers ::)
"When The Music's Over"; "Peace Frog"; The, *entire*, An American Prayer album, by Jim Morrison [which the rest of The Doors (the surviving members) added musical "accoutrements" to, 6-7 years later/after-the-fact). This is, all, Jim Morrison reading poetry and doing spoken word pieces. Powerful. Indelible. Important!] ...and, then, you might as well hit: "Five To One"; "Break On Through"; "Not To Touch The Earth"; "My Wild Love"; "Twentieth Century Fox"; "My Eyes Have Seen You"; "End Of The Night"; "Take It As It Comes";' "The WASP (Texas Radio & The Big Beat)" "You Make Me Real"' "The Spy"/"Queen Of The Highway"; "Maggie M'Gill"; "Been Down So Long" ...and all of those classics you haven't hit, yet (such as): "The End"; "Hello, I Love You"; "Horse Latitudes"/"Moonlight Drive"; "The Soft Parade"; "L.A. Woman" [a personification of los angeles, herself.]
Dunno if you’ve done Hello I Love you, or Peace Frog yet. Two of my faves by the Doors. The sound of the beginning of peace frog is so ahead of its time, if someone played it for you blind, you would think it is U2.
If you have not hit "The Crystal Ship" yet it should definitely be on your list!
My favorite. Chords are minor key until the end of the chorus. I remember learning that in guitar and that minor to major shift felt amazing.
Yes. 'Be-fore-you-slip, into, unconsciousness, I'd...like to have another kiss' Amazingly beautiful Song.
Your next Doors reaction should be “When The Music’s Over”.
I second that request. The album cut or the lyric video.
I third the request! One of their best. Also I don’t think they’ve reacted to “The End” yet or “Light My Fire”. But yeah do “When The Music’s Over” next.
Yes, yes, and yes! A definite must for anyone wanting a Sunset Strip ride along with “the lounge lizards from hell’s piano bar”
Yess pleaseeeeee❤🤘🏾
Turn out the lights
You gotta do L.A. Woman next. Jay, you would love the opening base line and play it on your base!😎
You're right that Jay would love the bass.. and Amber, being a roadhouse blues fan, would like the voice. I bet it could be her new favorite.
Fun fact: the opening guitar riff on the album version is playing “My Country Tis Of Thee”.
One of their best
Wait... They didn't react to L.A. Woman yet?
One of the most perfectly constructed songs evrrrr🎉🎉🎉
I agree “When the Music’s Over” is a hypnotic piece of work. One of my favorite’s. I love the Doors music so much. Every song is so unique and creative!
If you want another "haunting trippy" Doors song, one that takes you on an internal trip like a dark Pink Floyd, check out what is arguably the Doors' signature song: "The End." And if you want a trippy Doors song that goes a little harder while encapsulating so much of what makes the Doors the Doors, check out "Not To Touch The Earth." The song is a section of a larger performance piece called "The Celebration of the Lizard," which is rooted in Jim's poetry, his fascination with shamanism, and is the origin of Jim's infamous nickname, "The Lizard King."
Another Doors song that goes pretty hard is "Five To One." It has a bit of a revolutionary vibe to it. And if you guys liked that one hard riff in "Waiting For The Sun," then "Wild Child" is another one you'll like because it has that sound running through most of it and the lyrics are, as always with Jim, poetic and mythological sounding in a way you don't get from any other band.
They won't do "The End", because they don't play longer songs. Same issue with "When the Music's Over", which breaks my heart.
@@Jessica_Roth Yeah, they tend to keep their videos relatively short but they've also done a few longer ones, particularly from Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Yes, etc. I think if they like a band and enough people request a song and/or like the comments that request the song, they'll do it even if it's a little longer. Just need enough likes on these comments to get them to the top of the list since I think J&A sort comments by most popular to find out "what the people want."
The End is the one.
I've recommended The End and The Soft Parade. Both are so great!
after all, Jim Morrison was "the Lizard King"
Can’t go wrong with the doors. Their whole library is killer.
Do they still say 'Killer'?
Lol... But yes can never go wrong with The Doors 💯
5 to 1 should be next
My daughter just turned 21 and she thinks Riders In the Storm is cool. You are right about their library and it's timeless.
"This is the strangest life I've ever known." Such a great lyric and such a fantastic song. RIP Jim and Ray.
That's a classic along with "Cancel my subscription to the resurrection - Send my credentials to the house of detention - I've got some friends inside"
Love this song. Another The Doors song to check out is Moonlight Drive. It was the very first song Robby Kreiger played with them and it’s the song that made Jim Morrison fall in love with the sound of a guitar being played with a bottle neck slide.
Great suggestion.
Also was the lyrics to this Jim Morrison read to Ray Manzarek on the beach (Venice?) around the first time they met (if my memory is right!)
Ray ran into Jim on the beach after attending film school together at UCLA.
The doors create a mood that no band before or since have ever matched
Thank you for my favorite Doors song! Please try Crystal Ship next or Not to Touch the Earth. Great job with The Who and The Doors tonight!
Oh yes, L.A. Woman is a great song, too. Didn’t we all love when that album came out? I used to love listening to that album on road trips!
Great pick! Please do "Moonlight Drive" - LIVE version!
The Doors were magical and Jim was their poet in residence. Just think about that line "this is the strangest life I've ever known", indicating that he has known many. Mystical! A huge part of the soundtrack of my youth
Exactly and well said.
Doors had a 2nd poet in Mr. Robert Alan Krieger as well.
Consider adding The Doors movie to your movie reaction channel. Val Kilmer was fantastic as Jim Morrison.
Yes!! I think they'd really like to see the real life story and Val Kilmer was exceptionally good.
Yes, this movie is a must see.
The movie is very sensationalized and inaccurate.
Val Kilmer's performance was truly amazing, but the movie itself is total trash. All three of the surviving (at that time...RIP Ray) Doors disowned it and had a lot of anger towards Oliver Stone.
@@mattfulmer4243 Val Kilmer (and the whole cast) did a great job. The movie itself… 🤷♂️
When the Music's Over or the Crystal Ship memorable Doors hits...
"L.A Woman" MR MOJO RISIN!
FIVE TO ONE
END OF NIGHT
TOUCH ME
WHEN THE MUSICS OVER
THE CRYSTAL SHIP
LOVE HER MADLY
STONED IMMACULATE
You guys really have to do the 1991 movie The Doors on your movie reactions, IMHO Val Kilmer's best acting role, that includes Doc, Ice Man et al
Great performance, shitty movie.
Tombstone and his portrayal of Doc Holliday was his magnum opus.
@@leftcoaster67 don't get me wrong, he was iconic as Doc, he was fantastic as Ice, however he WAS Jim Morrison
That's just my opinion
@@michaellockhart554I agree. It was incredible! I disagree with some of Oliver Stone's decisions, as did Patricia Kinnealy and the band themselves, great movie and Val's best role.
💯 agree. Val, to me, since the doors movie is him playing Jim, playing whatever other character he supposed be
John Densmore is maybe one of the best theatrical drummers I've ever listened to😊 His ability to anticipate Jim's absolute insanity live on stage is unmatched
Thanks for letting us know about this.
Its about time you reacted to another Doors song and Waiting for the sun no less, Waiting for the sun was The Doors 3rd Lp that came out in 1968. You guys thought Waiting for the sun is unique, your minds would be blown with Not to touch the earth, My Wild Love, or Five to One
Can it be that you've gone this long without reviewing Light My Fire or L.A. Woman? Wow. In addition to those two, I would also recommend Back Door Man and Been Down So Long.
Live version of LMF on Ed Sullivan would be fun to do; you haven’t done them live!
Would love to see you guys do Crystal Ship next. Talk about haunting and trippy that's it!
Land Ho! by them 🙏🏻 (from the same album)
it's kinda a sailor song
You guys should do all the epic Doors numbers: "L.A Woman", "When the Music's Over" "The End" and "The Soft Parade". My all-time faves are "Maggie M'Gill", "Moonlight Drive" and "Hyacinth House".
Hyacinth House is my favorite Doors song.
Still waiting for Elton John’s Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding!
YES!!! I'll second that!!! It's my most favorite song of all time!
@@donnacorey5682 And Third that and 1000th that.
This Was My Late Dad's Favorite Song Of The Doors, Great Reaction Guy's
There is an interview with Jim Morrison describing the doors music as the feeling he gets from it and it is the most accurate description I ever heard.
Simply the best rock band ever.
a more groovy song and one of my favorite from the Doors would be ''Peace frog '' .
I play the first six songs on their ABSOLUTELY LIVE album.
Jim Morrisons favorite singer was Frank Sinatra and you can definitely hear the influence it had in his singing style
Riders on the storm ❤
🚪 🚪 🚪 🚪 waiting for the ☀.."hello I love you" was the 1st doors song I ever heard as a kid
I’m such a Doors fan. Got hooked in high school this was me and my besties spring song, waiting for our summer vacation trips and then when those trips were coming to a close. Summers Almost Gone was our jam! We had a doors song for every thing really. And in the late 90s early 2000’s our friends didn’t always get it 🤷🏻♀️🤣
Morrison Hotel is a great album. You Make Me Real and Land Ho! are a couple of tunes on it well worth hearing.
I found the Doors in 1981 when I was 19. My favorite group. CCR is a close #2.
LOVE the line " this is the strangest life I have ever known."..and he wasn't here for the quarantine during COVID! Speaking of which, if you Google Robbie Krieger, you'll find some videos where he shows you how to play the guitar part in some of their songs. Glad you reacted to this tune. I was just about to recommend it to you. Try Moonlight Drive next if you want to hear some trippy guitar!!
“There’s an ancient Chinese curse, ‘May you live interesting times’, and the 60’s were a *very* interesting time.” -Leonard “Spock” Nimoy
The Doors always hypnotic and mysterious. Amber's trippy best describes it. You should movie reaction "The Doors" Val Kilmer nails his performance of Jim Morrison
You haven’t heard the Doors until you’ve heard “LIGHT MY FIRE”.
THE END should be your next Doors reaction.
Jim Morrison is Mr. MOJO RISIN. The Lizard King, The American Poet. There will never be another like him. He was a genius. Mr. MOJO Risin is his name scrambled up.
I will suggest another song with "sun' in the title Blister in the Sun by the Violent Femmes. Don't let the band name scare you off. Amber may even recognize the song when she hears it.
Waiting For The Sun was off their 5th album, MORRISON HOTEL.
This is one of my favorite Doors song. Not many people know it but it gets me every time
LA Woman is Doors best work… must listen… Morrison is off the rails… & musicianship is top notch
One of their hardest songs, Love it, you've already done a few other songs on that album.
My all time favorite Doors song. I got a radio station to play this song o e time. I love it
You must do "Light My Fire" It will light your fire. And make sure to read the comments about what happened when The Doors first played "Light My Fire" on live TV. It's Legendary.
I'll never forget Lollapalooza in June of 96 at Kansas City. The Ramones finished their set, and the Shaolin Monks didn't take the stage. There was around 2 hours of nothing on stage, we were baking in the Summer sun, and the crowd was getting restless. Then suddenly Soundgarden took the stage and opened their set with a cover of this song.
outstanding song and band. Rock on Rob Squad
ONCE AGAIN GUYS, NIIIIIICCCCE! 😊 AND R.I.P. ☹ TO THE GREAT AMERICANNNN POET!
Morisson,was a GREAT singer,man,he's got three voices,man...
When The Musics Over is one of my very favorites -- The live version is a geat one to react to because it shows how Jim would control the audience and shows a bit of his fun side too --
You guys are knocking it out of the park. Great show.
This is my fave by the Doors. You are getting it done. If you want the EPIC OMFG it's The End.
Amber looks like she's tripping!! 🤣
Best line: "This is the strangest life I've ever known..." 👍💯
This is the first time I heard this song and it didn’t disappoint. I loved the mixed tempo. This is going to be one of my new favorites from The Doors.
You gotta do also Roadhouse Blues!❤
love your reactions! please bring us more of The Doors... try Unhappy Girl, We Could Be So Good Together and Not to Touch the Earth pleeeeeeease
Don't forget their most famous signature song: Light My Fire. In its entirety, a definite trip
Yes, Light my Fire always brings back some good memories.
Jim Morrison's grave is in the 110 acre Père-Lachaise Cemetery on the south side of Paris which is also the final resting place of early 19th century Polish composer and piano virtuoso Frédérick Chopin, late 19th century pianist, conductor and comppser Émile Waldteufel, legendary French pop singer Édith Piaf, and several other notable figures in the arts. When Chopin was buried there, they removed his heart and shipped it to the church in Poland where he was baptized, where it sits in an urn. Also located at the cemetary is a monument to the 147 summary executions on May 28, 1871 of Paris Commune soldiers who occupied the city and were captured by the French army in an attempted coup during the Franco-Prussian War. They're buried at the foot of the wall they were lined up against for the firing squad.
poetry set to music..Jim was a poet...
"Celebration of the Lizard" from their "Live in New York" album. The ultimate Doors trip
The Hill Dwellers part is where it get into a primal beat. Fossiles,caves,cool air heights.
10th grade…..1st public cigarette……little venue in Woodland Hills, Ca. on Chalk Hill with a revolving stage……no bad seats……. The Seeds followed by The Doors.
YOU GUYS HAVE NEVERRRR DONE ( L.A. WOMAN ) YET??? 😊THAT JUST MAY BECOME YOUR FAVORITE DOORS SONG, YA NEVER KNOW! 😊
You gotta do THE CHANGELING, L A. WOMAN and definitely do their epic song, THE END off their debut album. Everyone remembers where they were the first time they heard The End.
LA Women. Changing starts it. Texas Radio is great. Hyacinth House. Cars hiss by my window.
LA Woman is a great 'next reaction'.. Listen for the repeated lyric: Mr. Mojo Risin' which rearranged spells out Jim Morrison!
The soft parade song by the doors, samples all of their sounds..it is a mega trippy song..should def check it out ❤
You guys must do The End. I think it's one of there longest songs but musically it's a masterpiece.
The band - Interpol - The songs Evil & pace is The trick. Add those to your list ****
Thanks!
Level 42 Something about you Please!
This was from the later album 'Morrison Hotel' in 1970... The Doors were fed up w/ being labeled a 'teeny bopper' band, so their 5th album was more rock and blues... "Roadhouse blues" was from this record... 'Waiting for the sun' is one of my faves.
The Doors' last album w/ Jim Morrison was 'L.A. Woman' in 1971, shortly before the singer passed away... it became their biggest-selling album, even if they were told it sounded like 'cocktail jazz'... 🔥🔥
One of the most UNIQUE bands from the 60's! What always amazes me is Manzarek(excuse the spelling) playing the bass line...it took me awhile back then figure it out. He never got his proper acknowledgement as far as I'm concerned!
Ok, I've held off on suggesting this song but it's been two years so I think you are ready. The song is "The End." This song is a trip but it is also mesmerizing. Ol Jim, may have been on peyote when he wrote the lyrics but they are fascinating and the music will take you to another dimension.
Guys, if you liked this song believe me you're going to blow your mind when you hear "The End" or "When The Music Is Over."
I’d love to see a reaction to Peace Frog. It’s a funky *FUNKY* tune!
Completely unique sound
I love this album, I have it on vinyl..vintage..
Whenever the do a poll on greatest guitarist, I have no hesitation in nominating Robbie Krieger. On this you see him play bottleneck guitar but his range is so diverse. Like on Spanish Caravan he plays Flamenco guitar. So under rated, such a worthy nomination for greatest guitarist.
Hi Jay you can’t judge The Doors & Jim Morrison by only listening to 10 songs. You Will need to listen to When The music is over, Five to one, Spanish Caravan, The Unknown Soldier, I am a Spy and foremost “The End”. Without listening to “The End” will forever remain incomplete. Lastly, to know and to understand the Poet Jim Morrison you SHOULD check the special album- An American Prayer ! Your pilgrimage will be completed.
Guys Sinéad O'Connor - ( Nothing Compares 2 U ) passed away today a very sad day for Ireland, please react to her song "Mandinka" "Mandinkas are an African tribe mentioned in the book "Roots" its what the song is about cheers ::)
"The End," "Peace Frog" or "The Soft Parade."
"When The Music's Over" is you next "DOORS assignment!"
Do not fail me, on this!
"When The Music's Over";
"Peace Frog";
The, *entire*, An American Prayer album, by Jim Morrison [which the rest of The Doors (the surviving members) added musical "accoutrements" to, 6-7 years later/after-the-fact). This is, all, Jim Morrison reading poetry and doing spoken word pieces. Powerful. Indelible. Important!]
...and, then, you might as well hit: "Five To One";
"Break On Through";
"Not To Touch The Earth";
"My Wild Love";
"Twentieth Century Fox";
"My Eyes Have Seen You";
"End Of The Night";
"Take It As It Comes";'
"The WASP (Texas Radio & The Big Beat)"
"You Make Me Real"'
"The Spy"/"Queen Of The Highway";
"Maggie M'Gill";
"Been Down So Long"
...and all of those classics you haven't hit, yet (such as):
"The End";
"Hello, I Love You";
"Horse Latitudes"/"Moonlight Drive";
"The Soft Parade";
"L.A. Woman"
[a personification of los angeles, herself.]
5 TO 1 !!!!
Dunno if you’ve done Hello I Love you, or Peace Frog yet. Two of my faves by the Doors. The sound of the beginning of peace frog is so ahead of its time, if someone played it for you blind, you would think it is U2.
Five to one is another classic Doors you need to hit!
I would recommend "L.A. Woman" next for starters. Then "The Changeling", "Crystal Ship", When the Music's Over", "Unknown Soldier" to name a few.
This one is odd, in that their third album was entitled Waiting For The Sun, but this song didn't appear until their fifth album, Morrison Hotel.
totally unique
You guys still haven't played some of their best songs like L.A. Woman and When The Music's Over. You will absolutely love those.
If you’re looking for something reeeeeally different from the Doors, try “Peace Frog”.
My favorite Doors song.
Great song
You've already listened to a bunch of Doors songs, so glad you get the vibes. My suggestion: When The Music's Over or 5 To 1.😊
greats reactions brothers saludos from Salta Argentina
You ought to see the movie about The Doors with Val Kilmer as Jim Morrison.
The Doors!! Great Songs , they have so many , and you guys are Great as well !! Check out " Peace Frog " next from the Doors , great song
How about some Johnny Horton heck of a story teller One song is The Battle of New Orleans !
Unknown Soldier live
Not as good as The End live imho