I’m a 76 year old female. The Doors is my go to group all the time. Every Friday I clean the house listing to The Doors along having a couple glasses of wine. It doesn’t get any better than that.
Hi Joann. I’m a 68 yo female who also loves the Doors. Just a mere 13 yo when the summer of love was around and Light My Fire was the best song on the radio! Rushed out to get my copy of the album that summer! Now retired in Puerto Vallarta Mexico and lovin’ life! What about you!
@@vickiladu6755 did you ever get to see them live? I wasn't born until 74 but fell in love with the doors in 1985 from the very 1st time I heard them.light my fire is also my favourite
The screams are the best part in my opinion. When he yells "we want the world and we want it...now...noW...NOW!" It sends goosebumps down my spine. No speaker in the world is loud enough for Jim Morrison and his amazing voice.
Ray’s talent was unbelievable. Man is literally playing the bass line on one keyboard with one hand and the organ with the other hand at the same time. You know how hard that is?
@@lisaryan6505 it’s really sad that Jim is not very known as Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger and Freddie Mercury Jim was a genius The Doors are so so underrated compared to other globally famous bands
@@Glory-CompassWho says he is not so well known? Trust me on one thing friend, if someone knows about Paul, Mick, or Freddie they definitely know about Jim!
even though the doors were/are really famous, i still have the feeling they're so underappreciated. they've made masterpieces which people aren't acknowledging enough.
damn right... 1969's The Soft Parade is a prime example. This album is just as good as the others though I can see why people may find it harder to listen to... maybe 😂 I'm biased cause Doors albums, live shows & bootlegs are amongst the few things that keep blood pumping through me veins 😂 Blues is one of the others.
I think everybody that at least read and listen a few about the doors will get a perception of what they were and how they thought. The doors is more than a band , I mean,, their music, lyrics, soul, voice...and especially the vocalist, a person that we will never know at all.
"When The Music’s Over" by The Doors is a sound epic. Almost 11 minutes long, the music transcends the limits of rock, exploring the psychedelic and poetic. Jim Morrison’s fiery voice guides listeners through an intense and reflective journey, leaving an indelible mark.
I (really) discovered The Doors six months ago. And you are god damn right, it's an intense and thoughtful trip. Jim is so mesmerizing I don't understand why. Like he's so handsome and charismatic. I love him 😍No homo
I think Densmore is such an underrated drummer. I think it's absolutely amazing how much he can do with such a small kit. His drum roll skills are off the charts in my opinion. Very fast and powerful.
This performance really showcases Morrison's mastery of the audience. This was the opening song of this show, which was obviously a huge deal to them. You can see people are still milling around and getting to their seats and generally not paying attention. A few minutes in and he has the crowd won over and hanging on every word. What a legend.
Never understood the hype about Morrison. I’ve always been in the minority in believing the doors were 10x better without that drug addict falling all over himself incoherently screaming into the microphone. The doors could jam as hard anyone back then.
I'm 22 and I'll feel forever cheated that I was born so late. Their music, his voice, speaks to me in ways nothing modern ever could. I miss him terribly. When you listen to someones voice, it's as if you're conversing with them on some kind of higher plane. Perhaps it's kindred, or maybe it's world spirit - why is it I feel the most content when I'm in the presence of Jim's voice?
@@sam8404 "oh I was born in the wrong generation, I have such quirky and different music taste-I don't listen to any of that modern garbage" literally the vibes you're giving off rn
The organ's ubiquitous "carnival" mood was a unique feature of The Doors that gave the band its dark and enigmatic sound. No other band sounded like them before they came on the scene, and no other band has sounded the same since.
you know what sometimes I like to think technology will bring him back as an hologram, an "autonomous" one if that makes any sense 😂 imagine long dead rock icons coming back "for real" as their once true selves, free spirits, no tech bottleneck or anything...
@@manic65cvn Are you serious!?! "NO" one is as "TALENTED" "LYRICIST" as "JIM" "WAS"!!!! Are you kidding me! Seriously you are so WRONG!!!! Bands "NO" longer have the same "MAGIC" as the Bands of the past!!!
he´s alive, check on this walton goggins... he was born november 1971, and jim was pretensely dead at july 1971, do not think it is too much similarities ans synchrony involved?
oh he is somewhere, defff not heaven tho. "Cancel my subscription to the RESURECTION, send my credentials to the house of detention." hell is where he wanted to be, and he is there now.
The Doors "rocked the socks off" of the '60's generation! And every girl, including me were head over heels in love with Jim Morrison! And 57 years later, his face and voice still give me a rush❣
he was never a singer yet rose to the challenge...and created a way of singing/phrasing that's been copied by many...not to shabby for a "no talent" as douchbag Rolling Stone critics used to slam him as...ha ha!
The insistent use of silence and dissonant notes to increase the tension among the audience right before explosive screams and solos are amazing! Respect! One of the best live performances I've ever known!
The intro with just organ and keyboard bass takes you into another dimension. Just amazing. 1:33 what a moment. Imagine being Ray Manzarek: July of 1968. The song Hello I Love You is #1, his band is playing the Hollywood Bowl, and the counterculture movement is in full swing. He's on top of the freaking world and he is just soaking it in.
I think Jim did it first 😂 but Roger Daltrey gets all the credit for his iconic scream on Won’t Get Fooled Again. Just another instance where the Doors were the granddaddy of classic rock.
@@kayanoreeves1949 James Brown was known to let loose some window shaking shrieks back in the early sixties...and Little Richard too...that's probably where Jim & Roger Daltrey got that from...
Art, mythology, psychology, religion, science, spirituality, mysticism, culture, symbolism, philosophy, history, literature, poetry and music in The Doors of Perception.
These guys literally sold their souls to satan how is this a masterpiece you are listening to messages of a possessed man who is prescribing messages from a spirit it's so blatant I am actually shocked. ''Cancel my prescription to the resurrection'' ''dance on fire as it intends'' like how do you not see the demonic satanism behind these verses these guys are literally demon possesed and your calling it beautiful blimy
the organ , the guitar , the drums , jim's vocals , all work perfectly together , they were something really special , i was way late in becoming a fan but now i love them
they are! it's just that the big investors are all in AI generated music because it brings the big money. most of the industry's music is generated using AI to optimize for appealing to masses. but there are super good independent musicians, it's just hard to find them
@@MattLullenberg Don’t, be. We had the worst seats behind the stage. All I remember is attending the concert with my buddies. We were too young to appreciate a lyrical genius at work. The following year we would see Jimi Hendrix at work. We boomers were fortunate enough to see musical history in progress. My favorite concert was New Riders of the Purple Sage, Quicksilver Messenger Service, and the Grateful Dead. A very small crowd meant we were able to sit on the floor directly in front of the stage. I’ll remember that concert until the day I die.
Ray invented Electric Dance Music EDM and Techno. The repeating rhythms, the melodic syncopation. Think about what his left hand is doing during solos. Masterpiece!
@@user-pz4um9hi1j The End was recorded in 66 and released in January of 67. Silver Apples first release was June 68. Doors played the bowl in July of 68.
I disagree, look to krautrock bands like Can and Kraftwerk for their use of samples in the early 70's. Ray definitely had a big influence but he did not invent the style, I'd give Zappa more credit than Ray tbh and the Silver Apples.
No not the greatest but one of the greatest that ever kissed a microphone. What a great era in music, it’s a great pity that he left so early. Is it amazing there music still sounds great to this day. In a way they’ll always be around, he was put here on earth for just that reason and at that particular time. Your comments are all great.
Jim Morrison was definitely very unique, great singer,his vocals were off the chart. He was absolutely gorgeous, very different. His songs were very memorable,but he really didn't get the recognition he deserved. I think all his told a story from his perspective and alot of people really didn't understand what he was really trying to say, I know he knew what he was trying to convey, but alot of people didn't really get it. I think he was way before his time. His songwriting was what he really believed in, he was quite the character! I love his style and his unbelievable voice. I think there will never be another Jim Morrison, never. He was truly one of a kind!! RIP JIM MORRISON. YOU WERE TRULY SPECIAL. ONE OF A KIND FOR ALL TIME! THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE YOU IN THIS LIFETIME!! YOU WERE TRULY A STAR!!
I'm 22. Grew up with my dad listening to The Doors. It haschanged my life for the better. Go to Père Lachaise once a while to thank what once was the best singer and poet i've ever heard. Without The Doors, i'd be NOTHING.
Jim Morrison was a legendary talented singer with a ton of charisma. He died too early, just imagine how many more incredible performances he could have had. Not to mention amazing new songs. Rest in peace Jim you were amazing.💕
Wow! Like Jim, this performance will never get old. I was at the Hollywood Bowl for this performance. Unforgettable. Jim was like a human Tesla coil on stage. A band for The Ages.
@@RylanInChains Alright, early in the show, after all lights pointed stageward, and the audience was in the dark, a small entourage walked in between the stage and the front row. My seats were about 10 rows back, same side. (Oops, hear me curse as I dropped my camera lens while putting it on the camera). Definitely Mick Jagger, and (I think) Marianne Faithful. Cool. Big hats. The concert was great. The DVD and album from it are both great. It was July 5, 1968, so there were plenty of actual fireworks from the audience. There are album covers and posters of Jim with a sparkler. Those are from that performance. Landmark event.
Man, I never got to experience them when they were together. Wasn’t even born until ten years after Morrison died. Discovered them when I was twelve. My generation really loved this group. And 60s - 70s music overall. I’m convinced 1990s teenagers kept this bands legacy alive.
It’s “alive, she cried” : she was alive crying waiting for him outside ( on the other side of the doors ) he was dead with the “feast of friends” as he sometimes referred to the afterlife.
All of these guys were totally badass and at the top of their game. However, Ray took it one step higher. Playing the bass parts on a keyboard like a bass player and yet still doing all the organ riffs in another time and and different melodies. Plus the left foot never stopped keeping the basic time. I am so thankful I grew up in such an amazing time for music , late 60's and early 70's. Nothing these days compares. The Doors were and will be, one of my absolute favorite bands of all time. Almost no other music takes me back to that time so completely either.
Very true about ray I think Jim's untimely death left this band very underrated GENIUS! each of them ,however, Jim is a once in a lifetime performer so gifted and tragically so tortured💔
@@rgmeadejr5385 Yah I definitely know what you mean. I would've loved to see them live putting it mildly. Older than you and 10 when we lost 💔Jim. You are either consumed with every ounce of your being by the doors or not a fan, there's no in between.
@@lisaryan6505 I know right. My name is Christopher fleenor. I just can't get into my account so I'm using my ex brother in laws account. I love to throw in my 2 cents though. Lol. Where are you from. I'm in Kingsport TN
Rebelstardust These guys walk on water,,,ive been in love with them since their beginning ,, thats a long time to be in love lol kind regards from South yorkshire England xx
Rumor has it that he was pretty much out of it. I read somewhere that he took LSD before the show then drank whiskey to tone it down right before getting on stage... now I know for a fact LSD highs don't give up so quickly, so my guess is... he was enjoying himself a lot 😂
I'm gonna be 57 on November 14th. Jim Morrison and the Doors were playing around the house since I was born. My Uncle Leo the hippie musician was really in to them. My father died when I was 13. Jim got me through that. Period.
I was working in Paris in 1995 I decided to visit Morrison's grave at Père Lachaise Cemetery. It was early Sunday morning. I found his grave. Wow. There were about half-dozen young people there with candles who obviously had been there all night vigil. That moved me. I just stood there and looked. Didn't say a word and left.
John Densmore is the most under appreciated drummer from the 60’s. Everyone thinks Bonham, Mitchell and Ginger Baker… but never saw them play such exact jazz beats like him. Mike Schrieve from Santana might be up there, but Densmore is definitely my personal favorite.
I would say..one of the greatest...but hands down most patient drummers of all time..my God setting and reacting to the most eccentric front man of all time..what an honorable and challenging task..kudos Densmore!! One of the greats of all time!!
The Doors are an incredibly special band. For me I always loved the doors. The people who don’t understand it still give it it’s due respect. One day they will hear something from one song and without knowing why, they suddenly get it. Once you get that one thing you’ll get it all. It’s a gift.
100% agree...John Densmore was a huge component of what made the Doors' sound so unique...that splash of jazz-rock fusion is just a masterstroke on every song
Jim was a rocket and wanted to burn high. Ray understood expiremental rockets sometimes explode. Sad but true. History is pushing boundaries, opening Doors. Thank you for timeless Americana Music that pushes all sense to this day! Celebrate the Lizard King 🤴
The doors were the number 1 band of the sixties best vocal best drums best guitarist best keyboards best lyrics they still hold up today the doors are eternal
amazing look at how Jim can mesmerize everyone!!! Would have loved to see the band live in action ugh I’m 20 and I have nostalgia for an era I never lived in lmao 😭 long live The Doors !! ❤️🔥
@kennedy V same here Only thing you can do is to visit all the concerts of the few bands from that time that remained until today That's the way how I'm doin Ten years later from now no one of this time will live anymore or at least won't be able to give concerts
You are not alone. My son has said the same thing. This is my daughter-in-law’s fave band. Born in the wrong era. The Doors often take the listener on a journey when performing. Most of the music of the 60’s was positive and uplifting, about peace and love. Doors music was different….more poetic and introspective. Different from the dark music of today, which sounds more like, “I’m unhappy and I can’t cope! Poor me!” Doors music seemed to encourage deeper thought and the realities of life. Just my opinion. I miss this band.
i have adored this band since its beginning ,,i still get chills down my back every time i hear them xx The 60s era was something else ,,what utter delight it was being part of it xxxlol
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I’m a 76 year old female. The Doors is my go to group all the time. Every Friday I clean the house listing to The Doors along having a couple glasses of wine. It doesn’t get any better than that.
Hi Joann. I’m a 68 yo female who also loves the Doors. Just a mere 13 yo when the summer of love was around and Light My Fire was the best song on the radio! Rushed out to get my copy of the album that summer! Now retired in Puerto Vallarta Mexico and lovin’ life! What about you!
I'm a 53 yr old dude who started listening to the doors in 1980. No band like them
I'm a 57 year old guy from India who started listening to the doors and even bought a few Vinyl Records in late 70's
Agree.🙏👌💕🇩🇰🇺🇸🎶🎵
@@vickiladu6755 did you ever get to see them live? I wasn't born until 74 but fell in love with the doors in 1985 from the very 1st time I heard them.light my fire is also my favourite
Yeah, let's start a band with a jazz drummer, dominating organ, a slide guitarist and a poet. Genius. They added the attitude and grove. Spectacular.
It was so beatnik it worked
Genius comment from a equal admirer of this epic collective.
Plant, Gillan, Rodgers etc. are better singer but Jim is greatest frontman ever
@@MultiEdi10 Freddie Mercury wanna talk to you
@@kelvisshandei...and he wants to tell him that Jim Morrison is indeed the greatest front man ever!
That organ intro. That guitar. Those drums. Those Morrison screams. Immortal.
The screams are the best part in my opinion. When he yells "we want the world and we want it...now...noW...NOW!" It sends goosebumps down my spine. No speaker in the world is loud enough for Jim Morrison and his amazing voice.
@@ehxjsjd4553 Without the instrumental, the screams were not funny.
Nothing like it
That's on a lot of their songs. That's why it _lit their fire in 1967._ Classic organ beginnings!
I think that's why he wanted to die. To be immortal.
Ray’s talent was unbelievable. Man is literally playing the bass line on one keyboard with one hand and the organ with the other hand at the same time. You know how hard that is?
Right
Pretty sweet
He was a genious about it !! 👍💪💪
I believe in one of the interviews he said you really have to study your instrument (and learn to play it)
I can't even imagine, I like Ray he was Jims friend bandmate and protector. So talented, there is no other like him.and his heavenly music.🎶💝🙏🏻🎹
No explosions, no "dancers", no gimmicks, just pure music.
And only 1 guitar! Who needs three guitars for a great band and sound!!!!
@@susanborkenhagen58borkenhagen? Horseman D-Offenbach? No? Sorry.
Ah pero si tenemos a Jim eructando frente al micrófono
Musicians today are way too extra, can't rely on their God given talent😂😂😂😂
and one burp. timeless! ❤️
This is in my opinion one of the greatest live performances of all time
Without a doubt and best front man ever......
@@lisaryan6505 it’s really sad that Jim is not very known as Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger and Freddie Mercury
Jim was a genius
The Doors are so so underrated compared to other globally famous bands
@@Glory-CompassWho says he is not so well known? Trust me on one thing friend, if someone knows about Paul, Mick, or Freddie they definitely know about Jim!
I prefer this song performed by them in Europe:
th-cam.com/video/WbBNzw5YVjk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XLUHnIn95ixBvbAO
Isle of Wight ❤ 70 festival, look it up, it’s ledge en dairy 👌🏻🫡
even though the doors were/are really famous, i still have the feeling they're so underappreciated. they've made masterpieces which people aren't acknowledging enough.
That is so true. Also Robert Smith is a genius as well.
morrissey too
damn right... 1969's The Soft Parade is a prime example. This album is just as good as the others though I can see why people may find it harder to listen to... maybe 😂 I'm biased cause Doors albums, live shows & bootlegs are amongst the few things that keep blood pumping through me veins 😂 Blues is one of the others.
I think everybody that at least read and listen a few about the doors will get a perception of what they were and how they thought. The doors is more than a band , I mean,, their music, lyrics, soul, voice...and especially the vocalist, a person that we will never know at all.
Not to mention they were only a band for some 6-7 years, made quite an impact in a short while
I love how Ray is just chilling along to his extended opening. So cool.
Me too me too
I saw him live in Hawaii before he passed !! Super cool
@@sadieflint1994 Lucky lucky
@@sadieflint1994 Damn.
Hell yeah ! I play this every morning with my espresso, it casts a spell of coolness that stays with me all day, lol !
He was one of the greatest ones.Listening and understanding THE DOORS is an ambitious task.
"When The Music’s Over" by The Doors is a sound epic. Almost 11 minutes long, the music transcends the limits of rock, exploring the psychedelic and poetic. Jim Morrison’s fiery voice guides listeners through an intense and reflective journey, leaving an indelible mark.
I (really) discovered The Doors six months ago. And you are god damn right, it's an intense and thoughtful trip. Jim is so mesmerizing I don't understand why. Like he's so handsome and charismatic. I love him 😍No homo
I think Densmore is such an underrated drummer. I think it's absolutely amazing how much he can do with such a small kit. His drum roll skills are off the charts in my opinion. Very fast and powerful.
My exact thought when I was watching this video.
Agreed!!
A true percussionist!
The whole band were collective geniuses
definitely. you dont need a 30 piece drumkit. same with Ringo, Dave Grohl w/ Nirvana. Less is more sometimes....
Man.. the 60s were something else, Especially The Doors..
Tru that 😉
I wouldn’t know as I was a few months old at the time but I’d give my right arm to be able to go back and experience it.
Yeah i was there n felt 60s and it was fucking amazing
İmagine ..
Indeed my friend with great taste.
This performance really showcases Morrison's mastery of the audience. This was the opening song of this show, which was obviously a huge deal to them. You can see people are still milling around and getting to their seats and generally not paying attention. A few minutes in and he has the crowd won over and hanging on every word. What a legend.
Not to mention with a head full of acid.
I'd be in a ball on the couch rocking back on forth watching carpet swell .
Jim is performing like this!
The sound is full of power.
* b u r p s i n t o m i c r o p h o n e *
@@billyboy7374 In answer to an asshole shouting when the act demanded silence.
Never understood the hype about Morrison. I’ve always been in the minority in believing the doors were 10x better without that drug addict falling all over himself incoherently screaming into the microphone. The doors could jam as hard anyone back then.
I'm 22 and I'll feel forever cheated that I was born so late. Their music, his voice, speaks to me in ways nothing modern ever could. I miss him terribly. When you listen to someones voice, it's as if you're conversing with them on some kind of higher plane. Perhaps it's kindred, or maybe it's world spirit - why is it I feel the most content when I'm in the presence of Jim's voice?
Yeah I wish I could travel back to the 60s or 70s and just live my life from there.
Im 60. Time makes love with all of us. Time kills us all as well. But certain things are timeless.
Stop being a pick me and appreciate it in the times we live in bro
@@harrisonwebb8875 I'll get right on that as soon as I find out what a "pick me" is.
@@sam8404 "oh I was born in the wrong generation, I have such quirky and different music taste-I don't listen to any of that modern garbage" literally the vibes you're giving off rn
The organ's ubiquitous "carnival" mood was a unique feature of The Doors that gave the band its dark and enigmatic sound. No other band sounded like them before they came on the scene, and no other band has sounded the same since.
Almost fifty years have passed since Jim Morrison died. And still millions of people are interested and admire your work. Jim, you're immortal!
you know what sometimes I like to think technology will bring him back as an hologram, an "autonomous" one if that makes any sense 😂 imagine long dead rock icons coming back "for real" as their once true selves, free spirits, no tech bottleneck or anything...
Igualmente salvador sanchez.
The Doors,Jim Morrison was a hyponic ànd eerie music that could never be duplicated and short lived for the 60-70s
We want the music and we want it NOW!!
@@alexandredufresne7464 that sounds kinda cool but just horrible even more :D
Happy 77th Birthday Jim. There will never be another one like you. 🕯️
I just turned 77 remember him lived in los angeles during those days
Amazing voice poet and ultimately stage presence!
Never.. only one lizard king
The 50th anniversary of Jim's passing is coming up July 3, 2021
You're Right ! There will never be another Jim Morrison...
My favorite band of all time
They were mine for decades. Not now. There is so much more out there better than this. Right time and place.
@@manic65cvn
Are you serious!?! "NO" one is as "TALENTED" "LYRICIST" as "JIM" "WAS"!!!!
Are you kidding me! Seriously you are so WRONG!!!! Bands "NO" longer have the same "MAGIC" as the Bands of the past!!!
On spot buddy!
Sorry to hear that
@@manic65cvn Not better just different.
watching this on Jim’s 80th birthday. hope he’s celebrating in rock n roll heaven.
Vddd😂😂
he´s alive, check on this walton goggins... he was born november 1971, and jim was pretensely dead at july 1971, do not think it is too much similarities ans synchrony involved?
and if i tell you that´s a 3rd identity born out of it, would you believe me?
oh he is somewhere, defff not heaven tho. "Cancel my subscription to the RESURECTION, send my credentials to the house of detention." hell is where he wanted to be, and he is there now.
The Doors "rocked the socks off" of the '60's generation! And every girl, including me were head over heels in love with Jim Morrison! And 57 years later, his face and voice still give me a rush❣
Jim had the most effortless voice. He was so talented and very under rated
His dad never thought he was talented, and before he became famous wanted him to get a job to work hard .
He's a God of rock
@@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438 the one and only Rock God❤️
It's the lyrics and interpretation (...and the leather pants 😉....)...
he was never a singer yet rose to the challenge...and created a way of singing/phrasing that's been copied by many...not to shabby for a "no talent" as douchbag Rolling Stone critics used to slam him as...ha ha!
No fancy stage, flames, trick ponies or special lights, etc, just great music, by phenomenal musicians.
Who else would play "When the Music's Over" as the opening song??? Classic!
It’s a Doors song not a cover it’d be strange for any other band then them to open with it? Do you just like to say random inane things?
@@MrThedonhead You understood what he meant, POS.
Can nothing remain peaceful on TH-cam? 🤦♂️
Sounds like a short concert. lol
@@jlbaker2000 lmfao!
I'm 57 and I absolutely love their out of this world material, Jim was a genius!
The insistent use of silence and dissonant notes to increase the tension among the audience right before explosive screams and solos are amazing! Respect! One of the best live performances I've ever known!
The intro with just organ and keyboard bass takes you into another dimension. Just amazing. 1:33 what a moment. Imagine being Ray Manzarek: July of 1968. The song Hello I Love You is #1, his band is playing the Hollywood Bowl, and the counterculture movement is in full swing. He's on top of the freaking world and he is just soaking it in.
I was 2 months old and sadly can't remember
Yeah man, mos def. I guess he rode that high all the way into his grave. imagine livong through those years
The only bass they ever had was on LA Woman album.
@@casebookfilms611 my dad was 14, and the best part of me ran down the side of his leg, cause I wouldn’t come around for another 29 years
@@casebookfilms611 My mother was born a year later haha
9:35 Jim's patented shriek will forever and always give me chills as long as I live. Still the best voice ever in my humble opinion.
idk about best voices but he definitely has one of the most iconic screams in popular music history
I think Jim did it first 😂 but Roger Daltrey gets all the credit for his iconic scream on Won’t Get Fooled Again. Just another instance where the Doors were the granddaddy of classic rock.
@@kayanoreeves1949 James Brown was known to let loose some window shaking shrieks back in the early sixties...and Little Richard too...that's probably where Jim & Roger Daltrey got that from...
Art, mythology, psychology, religion, science, spirituality, mysticism, culture, symbolism, philosophy, history, literature, poetry and music in The Doors of Perception.
These guys literally sold their souls to satan how is this a masterpiece you are listening to messages of a possessed man who is prescribing messages from a spirit it's so blatant I am actually shocked. ''Cancel my prescription to the resurrection'' ''dance on fire as it intends'' like how do you not see the demonic satanism behind these verses these guys are literally demon possesed and your calling it beautiful blimy
the organ , the guitar , the drums , jim's vocals , all work perfectly together , they were something really special , i was way late in becoming a fan but now i love them
almost 67 years young now and the doors still can blow me away! thanks for posting this phenomenal concert footage!
76 and still digging it 👌
The sound and video quality are magnificent.
It's bizarre to see The Doors and Morrison almost in flesh. So refreshing.
The older I get, the better the doors sound 😎👌
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👍👍👍👏👍👍❤❤❤❤❤
DEFINITELY!
Wisdom.
My favorite live version of this song!!🦋
So it's mine
Mine too
Same here until I discovered this song live at the Isle of Wight... Robbys guitar solos are mind blowing. So ahead of its time
Is this clip was available to watch earlier?
Isle of wight its better
it really saddens me that no ones makes Music like this anymore
Sooooo sadddddd!@!@@
they are! it's just that the big investors are all in AI generated music because it brings the big money. most of the industry's music is generated using AI to optimize for appealing to masses. but there are super good independent musicians, it's just hard to find them
it's out there , just look and listen
@glennhfriedman4571 yes, in independent music
There is a doors tribute band now. They sound good
What a bunch of musicans, pure magic and hypnotic, creating music for the moment with imortal impact. Jim 24yrs here....
First saw the Doors play in 1968. As a 15 year old, I had no idea how significant of a poet Jim Morrison was.
I’m so jealous of you.😭
@@MattLullenberg Don’t, be. We had the worst seats behind the stage. All I remember is attending the concert with my buddies. We were too young to appreciate a lyrical genius at work. The following year we would see Jimi Hendrix at work. We boomers were fortunate enough to see musical history in progress. My favorite concert was New Riders of the Purple Sage, Quicksilver Messenger Service, and the Grateful Dead. A very small crowd meant we were able to sit on the floor directly in front of the stage. I’ll remember that concert until the day I die.
What can you remember of that show.
Were the Doors really loud live?
@@Bristol89 Yes, from what I remember the Doors were loud. In 1968, the PA’s were abysmal but listenable.
Ray invented Electric Dance Music EDM and Techno. The repeating rhythms, the melodic syncopation. Think about what his left hand is doing during solos. Masterpiece!
Kinda, check out silver apples for a less abstract example of the origins of electronic dance music.
@@user-pz4um9hi1j The End was recorded in 66 and released in January of 67. Silver Apples first release was June 68. Doors played the bowl in July of 68.
listen to Tomorrow never knows
White shoes
I disagree, look to krautrock bands like Can and Kraftwerk for their use of samples in the early 70's. Ray definitely had a big influence but he did not invent the style, I'd give Zappa more credit than Ray tbh and the Silver Apples.
I've been a Doors fan since their first album Jan 67.
They are so hypnotic.
in the best way
The Doors were just magic.
They were so ahead of their time!!! One of the greatest rock bands of all time!!!!!
Ray’s keyboard, Jim’s vocals, Densmor’s drums and Robbie’s guitar cords are just beautiful to the ear.
Jim was a legend. That scream/howl just portrayed his character
Unfortunately they don't make rock bands like this anymore. A band of the time but also timeless. RIP Jim and Ray ❤
No not the greatest but one of the greatest that ever kissed a microphone. What a great era in music, it’s a great pity that he left so early. Is it amazing there music still sounds great to this day. In a way they’ll always be around, he was put here on earth for just that reason and at that particular time. Your comments are all great.
I would love to go back in time and see this concert in person.
The Doors music is Timeless.
Jim Morrison was definitely very unique, great singer,his vocals were off the chart. He was absolutely gorgeous, very different. His songs were very memorable,but he really didn't get the recognition he deserved. I think all his told a story from his perspective and alot of people really didn't understand what he was really trying to say, I know he knew what he was trying to convey, but alot of people didn't really get it. I think he was way before his time. His songwriting was what he really believed in, he was quite the character! I love his style and his unbelievable voice. I think there will never be another Jim Morrison, never. He was truly one of a kind!! RIP JIM MORRISON. YOU WERE TRULY SPECIAL. ONE OF A KIND FOR ALL TIME! THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE YOU IN THIS LIFETIME!! YOU WERE TRULY A STAR!!
I think all his music told a story
ROCK ON CARLA!!! M.O'B
His voice is out of this world.
I'm 22. Grew up with my dad listening to The Doors. It haschanged my life for the better. Go to Père Lachaise once a while to thank what once was the best singer and poet i've ever heard.
Without The Doors, i'd be NOTHING.
Jim Morrison was a legendary talented singer with a ton of charisma. He died too early, just imagine how many more incredible performances he could have had. Not to mention amazing new songs. Rest in peace Jim you were amazing.💕
Ray's long, hypnotic organ intro followed by John's drum explosion!
Wow! Like Jim, this performance will never get old. I was at the Hollywood Bowl for this performance. Unforgettable. Jim was like a human Tesla coil on stage. A band for The Ages.
Wow, I can’t even imagine
Man tell us more lol. How was the mood of the crowd and everything, must've of been beautiful
@@RylanInChains Alright, early in the show, after all lights pointed stageward, and the audience was in the dark, a small entourage walked in between the stage and the front row. My seats were about 10 rows back, same side. (Oops, hear me curse as I dropped my camera lens while putting it on the camera). Definitely Mick Jagger, and (I think) Marianne Faithful. Cool. Big hats. The concert was great. The DVD and album from it are both great. It was July 5, 1968, so there were plenty of actual fireworks from the audience. There are album covers and posters of Jim with a sparkler. Those are from that performance. Landmark event.
You were lucky !
Man, I never got to experience them when they were together. Wasn’t even born until ten years after Morrison died. Discovered them when I was twelve. My generation really loved this group. And 60s - 70s music overall. I’m convinced 1990s teenagers kept this bands legacy alive.
the face in the mirror won't stop
the girl in the window won't drop
a feast of friends
"alive!" she cried
waiting for me OUUUTTSIIIDEEE
love this
forgot to loudpaint the drums... the face in the mirror won't stop BA BA I live for this stuff
It’s “alive, she cried” : she was alive crying waiting for him outside ( on the other side of the doors ) he was dead with the “feast of friends” as he sometimes referred to the afterlife.
All of these guys were totally badass and at the top of their game. However, Ray took it one step higher. Playing the bass parts on a keyboard like a bass player and yet still doing all the organ riffs in another time and and different melodies. Plus the left foot never stopped keeping the basic time. I am so thankful I grew up in such an amazing time for music , late 60's and early 70's. Nothing these days compares. The Doors were and will be, one of my absolute favorite bands of all time. Almost no other music takes me back to that time so completely either.
Really unbelievable good.
Very true about ray I think Jim's untimely death left this band very underrated GENIUS! each of them ,however, Jim is a once in a lifetime performer so gifted and tragically so tortured💔
I was born before my time. I should've been born in the late 50s. I'm 45
@@rgmeadejr5385 Yah I definitely know what you mean. I would've loved to see them live putting it mildly. Older than you and 10 when we lost 💔Jim. You are either consumed with every ounce of your being by the doors or not a fan, there's no in between.
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Am 48 years old and I say always that Jim Morrison is very big legend forever
Best looking Rock God❤
There will never be another band like the Doors.
Rebelstardust These guys walk on water,,,ive been in love with them since their beginning ,, thats a long time to be in love lol kind regards from South yorkshire England xx
Whew!
yep they're totally unique
Man the 60s were WILDDD!!! WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE🙆✨✌️
lol this thought comes into my head so many times... like the 60s were so wild and so electric unforgettable decade and never be another
The greatest American rock band. Hands down!!🙏♥️🎼.
thats a joint first Doors & the Velvet underground , bet hey we agree , stay safe peace x
@@nogingerfool1 and Creedence, The Beach Boys, etc
Thanks! All good choices
Eagles Aerosmith Van Halen journey ccr ?
@@jacob45415
Van who??!!😂…give me a break. Journey?😂😂. Eagles we’re excellent but not as powerful.x
we weren't born at that legendary age, but our job now is to not let this music die!!
Why would it die? What are we looking out for. Asking for a friend that is worried lol
Probably the first “ SUPER GROUP “!! All four of them were so talented! Great music!
4:30 the way Jim watches Robby rip into the solo. Jim was on another plane in that moment. He was so fascinating to watch.
Rumor has it that he was pretty much out of it. I read somewhere that he took LSD before the show then drank whiskey to tone it down right before getting on stage... now I know for a fact LSD highs don't give up so quickly, so my guess is... he was enjoying himself a lot 😂
@@alexandredufresne7464 if you think jim was on another plane , robby was one plane further :)
Acid will do that for/to you.
I agree. And Adam was here twice.
@@alexandredufresne7464 jim was high pretty much most of his adult life, i bet it would be harder to find a concert where he wasnt way out of it...
The Doors put me in a mood that no other band can put me in. Total bliss❤️❤️❤️❤️
You guys understand this man is holding down the bass line AND feeding us the gravy straight out the boat?!
I was there!!! 18 years old. L.A. was Glorious in those years!!!
I'm gonna be 57 on November 14th. Jim Morrison and the Doors were playing around the house since I was born. My Uncle Leo the hippie musician was really in to them. My father died when I was 13. Jim got me through that. Period.
That 2nd scream after he says "now" blows me away! Absolutely incredible 😍
In these difficult times, music like the doors is my go to for the release of escapism.
Wow. I could not have said it better.
I was there on shore leave from the USN. My very best day in the Navy.
I was working in Paris in 1995 I decided to visit Morrison's grave at Père Lachaise Cemetery. It was early Sunday morning. I found his grave. Wow. There were about half-dozen young people there with candles who obviously had been there all night vigil. That moved me. I just stood there and looked. Didn't say a word and left.
Peace Love Freedom Music❤❤❤❤
La mejor cancion de the Doors para mi gusto.. Una obra de arte.
This performance is mind blowing. Damn Ray was a killer!
The Best American Band Ever
Long live the Doors
9:15 😆
Always loved this.. Jim's burp to the audience anticipation to hear the "WE WANT THE WORLD.." line.
Perfect 👌🏻
Jimmy’s soul is different from any other artist , sheer brilliancy 🖤🙏💫
Adonis
Jimbo would've changed the music scene if he stayed alive
🙏💜🌹Jim Morrison 🥰
It doesn't matter how many times I hear this song (like so many other Doors songs) I still get chills !
Jim had some of the most mezmorizing performances of any musician. It's always fun just to watch him do his thing.
Best band of the '60s!
Jim was a musician& poet! All rolled into one! What other singer can say that!? None! A true shaman!
The music is your only friend !!!
Been listening since I was 14 yrs old
Appreciate them as much, if not more, now at 68*
Keep the Music Com
I can’t even say how beautiful this video is.
John Densmore is the most under appreciated drummer from the 60’s. Everyone thinks Bonham, Mitchell and Ginger Baker… but never saw them play such exact jazz beats like him. Mike Schrieve from Santana might be up there, but Densmore is definitely my personal favorite.
I would say..one of the greatest...but hands down most patient drummers of all time..my God setting and reacting to the most eccentric front man of all time..what an honorable and challenging task..kudos Densmore!! One of the greats of all time!!
He just never collaborated with Jimbo
The Doors are an incredibly special band. For me I always loved the doors. The people who don’t understand it still give it it’s due respect. One day they will hear something from one song and without knowing why, they suddenly get it. Once you get that one thing you’ll get it all. It’s a gift.
💯💯💯💯💯
I always feel johns drumming goes under the radar when people talk about the doors, the man is a drumming god!
Its gotta be the most artistic drumming I've ever seen, dudes painting a picture.
100% agree...John Densmore was a huge component of what made the Doors' sound so unique...that splash of jazz-rock fusion is just a masterstroke on every song
Jim was a rocket and wanted to burn high. Ray understood expiremental rockets sometimes explode. Sad but true. History is pushing boundaries, opening Doors. Thank you for timeless Americana Music that pushes all sense to this day! Celebrate the Lizard King 🤴
As one Door closes, Jim's Door opens wide..Mr Morrison I salute you.. God bless you R. I. P.
The doors were the number 1 band of the sixties best vocal best drums best guitarist best keyboards best lyrics they still hold up today the doors are eternal
Masterpiece. Jewel.genius.
So ahead of even the hippie culture at the time. Priceless !
I watched this concert every day after coming home from high school for at least a month I dug it so much.
The music is never over!!
amazing look at how Jim can mesmerize everyone!!! Would have loved to see the band live in action ugh I’m 20 and I have nostalgia for an era I never lived in lmao 😭 long live The Doors !! ❤️🔥
I'm 30 and loved the doors since i was 15
Still my favourite band
1968. I just got out of high school. Back then we didn't know what WTF meant. Now I do !!!
@kennedy V same here
Only thing you can do is to visit all the concerts of the few bands from that time that remained until today
That's the way how I'm doin
Ten years later from now no one of this time will live anymore or at least won't be able to give concerts
You are not alone. My son has said the same thing. This is my daughter-in-law’s fave band. Born in the wrong era. The Doors often take the listener on a journey when performing. Most of the music of the 60’s was positive and uplifting, about peace and love. Doors music was different….more poetic and introspective. Different from the dark music of today, which sounds more like, “I’m unhappy and I can’t cope! Poor me!” Doors music seemed to encourage deeper thought and the realities of life. Just my opinion. I miss this band.
@@willspencer8694 I'm 16 and I was their fan since I was 11 and I still listen to them
Bern to the doors since 73. Best ever!
Just three men are doing all the instrumentals on this song with Morrison singing. Amazing !!!!
Jim, with the baby-face and the BIG primal voice. I love it!
One of the greatest musical acts of all time
i have adored this band since its beginning ,,i still get chills down my back every time i hear them xx The 60s era was something else ,,what utter delight it was being part of it xxxlol
What a performance is an understatement
thats was music you can never get old