The year is 1971 and I invited some friends over to my house for some poker and underage drinking. My cousin Steve (16yo) is the first one to pass out in my basement. After some time passed Riders on the Storm starts playing on the record player and Steve gets up off the floor and says "I gotta walk home in the storm?" He lived five doors down from my house. I miss the 60's and 70's !!!!!!!!!!!
I’m a 71 year old dewd that was in three garage bands around the neighborhoods and all played Doors covers, Windwood, Clapton, Animals, Zeppelin, …so much great music written by the artists not some Pop-top chart fakers. 50 years later still groovin. Play this at my funeral.
I am from Bangladesh. I think no band has come yet like Doors in the world music history. Along with Jim, their Drumers, key boardist all are playing are damn genious. Rare combination.
Saw the Doors in ate June 1967, a week or so after high School graduation. We were familiar we the album. But the live show was un-freakin'-believable. Little did I know that it was part of the lure that got me into music as a living. Still play out. The musicians were fantastic. Blues, Jazz and rock all in one song. Killer!
I will never forget seeing The Doors at Madison Square Garden. I had just been discharged from the army. They were preceded by The Chamber's Brothers who were a fantastic show in themselves. Then came Morrison and the band. They lighted up that Manhattan skyline like fire on the mountain.
Hello, music is timeless, I were also starting to listening to the doors when I was 25jears..now iam 37j. And still enjoy the doors but also black sabbath, deep purple, the stones, led zeppelin.. And and. Love the 60s and 70s. Keep on rockin, don't let you to tell you what you have to do or which music you have to hear in your age, just enjoy, and do your own thinks if it makes you happy🤗✌️☮️🎶🤘🎵🏵️😊
Beautiful song. Jim Morrison was one of the best vocalists ever. His posters were pretty amazing too. My husband and I saw the film version of his life many years ago, and he most certainly had some strange visions and opinions. Didn't matter in the 70's and doesn't matter now. I still love the Doors and their music. I "loved him madly".
That beautiful moment when you just clicked this song and feel all the goosebumps at once even before this song starts. My friend, this is one of the reason I thank internet.
On the section that's "too long" the interplay between the electric organ and the guitar is superb. I've always been amazed with the definite atmosphere this song creates. The best time to hear this is when you're out driving at night in the rain and it unexpectedly comes on the radio. it's that feeling I love.Like being alone on a light aircraft, flying through a thunderstorm. Perfect isolation. (here behind my wall) lol
It’s 1970. We get to go to the the felt forum in New York City and Jim sings all night until 4 am . We are among about 50 people left in the audience lining the stage. Jim is amazing. We get evicted from our house the next day . Mother’s Day.
I can't even believe you would say "this part is too long". That song is sacred, you don't mess with the classics that part is far out and gets me every time.
Fuck off, I'll correct whoever I want to…besides; you are being a huge hypocrite…."I'm gonna complain about YOU complaining" WTF... are you dense? Writing this tune is "to long" is bad spelling AND a super dopey comment.
My condolences to you. I lost my best friend in a car accident 24 years ago and we drove around listening to the Doors and all of the amazing great bands from the 60’s and 70’s
It reminds me of the good old days. Summer barbecues at the lake. Filled me with wonder and yearning to wander and be curious. At the same time, it filled my 'gut' with caution, a light sense of dread, a warning about trusting strangers. It brought visions of my future, gave me an awareness, a sneak-peek, a life-long yearning for my soulmate. I almost feel the same when I hear it. This time it brings up the greatness of my childhood, and dread for the future. What a song!
Just a kid, not even half of of ten, this tune gets added to our family run drive -in restaurant's juke box. How very cool it is the intro, recall as trickling rain, . .perfect🌹☀️
It's just a honor to be a long time Doors fan for over twenty years since I was in the 10th grade when I was in high school and now I'm going to celebrate my anniversary of listening to the Doors real soon as I can get the chance to do it right
I remember coming out of the surf at Bondi Beach many years ago just as this started playing over the loudspeakers, the thunder merging with the sound of the waves... a perfect moment in time!
Oh gosh I love this gem of a song! Jims voice and lyrics are deep a.f and the moody atmosphere created is so cruisy and perfect! the genius use of the real storm and rain sounds in the background were such a great idea and sound so effective and the sound is so ahead of it's time! But to be honest, I mainly came for the treasure that is Ray Manzarek's input - such talent, his two hands playing both a bass line (Yep, The Doors didn't have/need a bass player) and that iconic, beautifully melodic solo always will BLOW MY MIND to pieces!!
Its not "actor out alone", which makes no sense at all! It is actually "actor out on loan". This has meaning! "An Actor out on loan” is a metaphor for powerlessness. It’s an old theater and movie term, dating back to the days of the studio system, when many contract actors had no control over their own careers, and studio officials could hire them out at a whim to other studios for parts that could be destructive of their own careers."
I can get the On Loan, but actor out alone means,,, the actor out on stage doing a solo monologue which is what jim did every show with no back up singers, He didn't have auto tune to hide behind,, the funniest thing is Jim telling the cops in florida on stage that they suck for staying in florida and then he is surprised they arrest him
Nobody said it wasnt "a long part", they said it was too long, which, if youre a true Doors fan, and understand the nuances and messages of their music, as well as the dynamics of the song, and the live performance of it, you would get my point.
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***** You don't have to be a "true Doors fan", you just have to be a fan of great music. And everything here is perfect.
Agreed, but disagreed... You don't actually need to be a fan of Doors' to know and understand the trip it is, not only Riders On The Storm, but all the "too long" Doors music... It's just perfect, no matter if you are a fan or not Just sayin'
I used to have a night shift work in Panera bread and I use to play this song while driving and drinking hot green tea with cloves and cinnamon sticks and honey.. what was strange though is that this song use to make me happy and sad at the same time...! Maybe because it makes me remember my parents and my origin...
This song reminds me of my dad. When he was young he used to take his MZ motorcycle and he was heading out of the house in 3.00 in the morning. That's the way I wanna live my life.
1971 was one year before I was born, however my story begins in 1991 when I saw the Doors movie and started to listen to their music, Olean NY is home of St. Bonaventure University and the Bonnie's basketball team! I was a senior in high school and I got word that John Densmore was coming to promote his book Riders On The Storm it was an amazing night listening to his stories and he even did some drumming, and I got his autograph! I'll never forget it! 😎👍
GREAT JOB ON SOUND AND LYRICS. INTO THIS WORLD WE ARE THROWN. REST IN PEACE, JIM, RAY, and PAM. MUCH LOVE AND APPRECIATION. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND TAKE CARE. THANKS FOR SHARING.
52 years ago, I was trying to call my Dad from a phone booth on Rt 128 north of Boston. It was dark outside, I was scared. It rang and rang and my Dad wasn’t home. I was so lonely. Lyrics fit perfectly. My brain was squirming like a toad…..song is spooky and chills one to the bone. Exactly how if felt. I can listen to it 52 years later and the same desperate emotions of being homesick still come up. I just married a man I didn’t love, he took me out to a God forsaken area and wanted to go back to Chicago where I felt safe! But no one answered….today would have been 52 years of marriage but by the grace of God, he divorced me!! Free at last to live!! A therapeutic song for me….cathartic. Thank you Jim Morrison
fantastic??? first of all it is way too fast (the original track lasts more than 7 minutes) and the lyrics are wrong! It is "an actor OUT ON LOAN" and "sweet FAMILY will die"...
This is a classic rock song, amazing, beautiful song. Than if you read the description, "If you like dubstep, check this out." I'm not making fun of the guy, but seriously, they're two completely different genres.
Fell in love with this song ever since I heard it during my childhood, in the early 2000s... The Snoop Dogg version.. from NFSU2. Dug up the original immediately and fell in love..
I dedicate this song to my grandpa who passed away from stage 4 colon cancer! This was his favorite song I was always hoping we could go on a road trip with this song playing before he passed.
Hilariously enough, I used to play Need for Speed: Underground 2 a good 11 years ago, which is were I first heard this song or for a matter of fact any Doors song. 11 years later here I am and The Doors are one of my favorite bands, and it all started from that one game!
Liars have been torn Liars have been torn Into this town they're born Into this row they've torn Like a rolling stone alone These guys will never go along Liars have been torn /47sec is completed
Me I'm born in 1994. I'm so born to late!!!!!!!! Back when music was great. All the rubbish started in the 90s but still some good stuff the the 2000s plenty of pure garbage but good stuff as far as about 2005.
The year is 1971 and I invited some friends over to my house for some poker and underage drinking. My cousin Steve (16yo) is the first one to pass out in my basement. After some time passed Riders on the Storm starts playing on the record player and Steve gets up off the floor and says "I gotta walk home in the storm?" He lived five doors down from my house. I miss the 60's and 70's !!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds like a party and a half
Nice story. I felt it.
That is halarious, I too miss the ol”school days.. these kids just don’t get it these days.. we’ve reached the point of too much knowledge.. ✌️❤️🎸
You miss your youth.
That's like the perfect story in so many ways😅
You said it's too long.... Door's solos are NEVER too long... They're just amazing...
I’m a 71 year old dewd that was in three garage bands around the neighborhoods and all played Doors covers, Windwood, Clapton, Animals, Zeppelin, …so much great music written by the artists not some Pop-top chart fakers. 50 years later still groovin. Play this at my funeral.
I am from Bangladesh. I think no band has come yet like Doors in the world music history. Along with Jim, their Drumers, key boardist all are playing are damn genious. Rare combination.
They had a pretty unique sound and set up
Light my fire was my favorite and it holds a lot of memories. I always thought the beginning intro music part was so cool.
çok şanslı devlet ümmetisin sanırım.!! ben dakka santa maria umumhanede iki ay barakada yattım.
doctor: you have six minutes left.
me: but riders on the storm is six minutes and thirty six seconds long
doctor: i´m sorry but-
god: that´s okay
@@charleBerglund Yes, God himself will let him live enough to finish the song.
Amazing Man kkkkkkkkk
30 seconds missing! But 6 minutes to listen to. Okay
:)
That is really 🤣
Saw the Doors in ate June 1967, a week or so after high School graduation. We were familiar we the album. But the live show was un-freakin'-believable. Little did I know that it was part of the lure that got me into music as a living. Still play out. The musicians were fantastic. Blues, Jazz and rock all in one song. Killer!
I will never forget seeing The Doors at Madison Square Garden. I had just been discharged from the army. They were preceded by The Chamber's Brothers who were a fantastic show in themselves. Then came Morrison and the band. They lighted up that Manhattan skyline like fire on the mountain.
+Alton Grimes you lucky one
+Alton Grimes C'mon, Chambers AND The Doors? Lucky lucky bastard, for sure. :')
Lucky devil 😊😊😊
Saw them at the Whiskey A Go Go
you must be old as fk
It's not "too" long. It's just perfect. :)
***** Well said ^_^
Tabitha Butler Thanks. :)
***** Hey, you're very clever. :)
***** for real!!!!
you're Right,the best band ,the best songs,I love
I'm 23 years old. Been listening to Doors, Deep Purple, Sabbath and the like since I was 9.
No video game brought me here. A good childhood did.
Hello, music is timeless, I were also starting to listening to the doors when I was 25jears..now iam 37j. And still enjoy the doors but also black sabbath, deep purple, the stones, led zeppelin.. And and. Love the 60s and 70s. Keep on rockin, don't let you to tell you what you have to do or which music you have to hear in your age, just enjoy, and do your own thinks if it makes you happy🤗✌️☮️🎶🤘🎵🏵️😊
Good boy...👍👏
How is 31?
Bro are you alive
@@swastika2393 Yup. 32 now. Just bought a house. Doin good and still jammin!
Beautiful song. Jim Morrison was one of the best vocalists ever. His posters were pretty amazing too. My husband and I saw the film version of his life many years ago, and he most certainly had some strange visions and opinions. Didn't matter in the 70's and doesn't matter now. I still love the Doors and their music. I "loved him madly".
Quarantined, listening to good music, just vibin’
As I read your comment, one year has passed and We are still / again in quarantine here in Sydney..
Huh did I read "bring it on bruh bruh" tom the cat weezing
@@EMS01119 prayers for you all in Australia. I heard government restrictions are getting pretty tough over there. I’m praying for you all!
That beautiful moment when you just clicked this song and feel all the goosebumps at once even before this song starts. My friend, this is one of the reason I thank internet.
EXACTLY
On the section that's "too long" the interplay between the electric organ and the guitar is superb. I've always been amazed with the definite atmosphere this song creates. The best time to hear this is when you're out driving at night in the rain and it unexpectedly comes on the radio. it's that feeling I love.Like being alone on a light aircraft, flying through a thunderstorm. Perfect isolation. (here behind my wall) lol
I can wish for this scenario 😅
It’s 1970. We get to go to the the felt forum in New York City and Jim sings all night until 4 am . We are among about 50 people left in the audience lining the stage. Jim is amazing. We get evicted from our house the next day . Mother’s Day.
I can't even believe you would say "this part is too long". That song is sacred, you don't mess with the classics that part is far out and gets me every time.
videos graciasss
videos graciasss
And they Misspelled the word "too" ...as "to" too. Plain dumb to write it. WTF?
nobody likes spelling cops..... stop it.
Fuck off, I'll correct whoever I want to…besides; you are being a huge hypocrite…."I'm gonna complain about YOU complaining" WTF... are you dense? Writing this tune is "to long" is bad spelling AND a super dopey comment.
Morrison was a genius....classic song....Loved the Doors .....they were crazy guys but dayum music was great!
Talented musicians run in my family. I am related to the late Jim Morrison. Unfortunately, I never met him.
The killer arrived before dawn.
Beautiful Jazz.Manzarek was a pure genius, we miss people like him.
+Ketston 0.o manzarek?
+jack french I believe he was the Doors pianist.
+Ketston We do miss people like him and many others.
Actually Ray Manzarek played a Vox Continental organ.
The doors has some of the best lyrics ever.
Jim Morrison was one of a kind. Thanks to all the great songs posted.
A rock classic unforgettable by the Doors.
Yeah the CIA can produce some good music😂
ROLA CHINGONA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS!!!
DESDE QUE SALIO HASTA LA FECHA... QUE NO??
Siempre
SI!
A webo
This music will never disappear
Honoring my best friend of 22 years that committed suicide on 03/21/2017, we jammed out to this so many times. Happy birthday Luke ❤️
Hope you are ok x
My condolences to you. I lost my best friend in a car accident 24 years ago and we drove around listening to the Doors and all of the amazing great bands from the 60’s and 70’s
Who came here because they actually know good music without any media's help?
YES!!
Debz Baumaus Me :-)
Me too. Though Radio Caroline helps remind me :)
Debz Baumaus The Doors were and are legendary, what a beautiful era when music was still poetry
No 😳
It reminds me of the good old days. Summer barbecues at the lake. Filled me with wonder and yearning to wander and be curious. At the same time, it filled my 'gut' with caution, a light sense of dread, a warning about trusting strangers. It brought visions of my future, gave me an awareness, a sneak-peek, a life-long yearning for my soulmate.
I almost feel the same when I hear it. This time it brings up the greatness of my childhood, and dread for the future.
What a song!
They were on point with this song, pure genius all around, absolutely love it
🎯YESSSIR 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🎹🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
Great bass line, great guitar work, great keyboard work, great drumming, great vocals from a great band
The bass was played on the keyboard. The Doors never had a bassist apart from a few in the studio
Just a kid, not even half of of ten, this tune gets added to our family run drive -in restaurant's juke box.
How very cool it is the intro, recall as trickling rain, . .perfect🌹☀️
I'm a big fan of the doors and rides on the storm is definitely one of my favorites,very trippy.
RIP Ray Manzarek. My dad got me into the doors and this is probably one of my favourite songs
It's just a honor to be a long time Doors fan for over twenty years since I was in the 10th grade when I was in high school and now I'm going to celebrate my anniversary of listening to the Doors real soon as I can get the chance to do it right
Para mi gusto , la instrumentación más mítica , misteriosa e icónica de The Doors , amén de la maravillosa voz de Jim Morrison.
STYDIA FOREVER
Extraordinary!!! Thanks God, thanks Jim! You’re and always been, not matter what man, you are always the best!!!!
Riding on the Storm.
I love lying on the sofa, dark outside, raining and I'm just there with closed eyes and listening to this song, it takes me to a magical world ❤
I love this song even if i wasn't born when it came out. I'm glad my dad showed me this awesome music!
I remember coming out of the surf at Bondi Beach many years ago just as this started playing over the loudspeakers, the thunder merging with the sound of the waves... a perfect moment in time!
"All those moments...lost...in time. like tears...in rain."
Oh gosh I love this gem of a song! Jims voice and lyrics are deep a.f and the moody atmosphere created is so cruisy and perfect! the genius use of the real storm and rain sounds in the background were such a great idea and sound so effective and the sound is so ahead of it's time!
But to be honest, I mainly came for the treasure that is Ray Manzarek's input - such talent, his two hands playing both a bass line (Yep, The Doors didn't have/need a bass player) and that iconic, beautifully melodic solo always will BLOW MY MIND to pieces!!
Esto es buena música.Nada de esto puede compararse a los nuevos géneros musicales ¡Que viva para siempre! "The doors"
This song brings out so much past emotion.
I can smell his sweat and Im lost in a transition to my past .
This song is perfect the way it is. Nothing is too long in my opinion.
Its not "actor out alone", which makes no sense at all!
It is actually "actor out on loan". This has meaning!
"An Actor out on loan” is a metaphor for powerlessness. It’s an old theater and movie term, dating back to the days of the studio system, when many contract actors had no control over their own careers, and studio officials could hire them out at a whim to other studios for parts that could be destructive of their own careers."
nope, actor out of mone.. Like a dog whitout a bone and actor out of mone...
You are 100% right, Actor out on loan. How can people not hear that?
I can get the On Loan,
but actor out alone means,,, the actor out on stage doing a solo monologue which is what jim did every show with no back up singers, He didn't have auto tune to hide behind,, the funniest thing is Jim telling the cops in florida on stage that they suck for staying in florida and then he is surprised they arrest him
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Yea!
"this is too long"... ?
No Sir., not if youre a true Doors Fan...
Im just saying...
Agreed.
Ilayda Günay You apparently have missed the whole point.
Nobody said it wasnt "a long part", they said it was too long, which, if youre a true Doors fan, and understand the nuances and messages of their music, as well as the dynamics of the song, and the live performance of it, you would get my point.
***** You don't have to be a "true Doors fan", you just have to be a fan of great music. And everything here is perfect.
Agreed, but disagreed... You don't actually need to be a fan of Doors' to know and understand the trip it is, not only Riders On The Storm, but all the "too long" Doors music... It's just perfect, no matter if you are a fan or not
Just sayin'
This is not a song, this is a prayer.
I used to have a night shift work in Panera bread and I use to play this song while driving and drinking hot green tea with cloves and cinnamon sticks and honey.. what was strange though is that this song use to make me happy and sad at the same time...! Maybe because it makes me remember my parents and my origin...
this song is an absolute masterpiece.
I not only like this I LOVE THIS....
This song reminds me of my dad. When he was young he used to take his MZ motorcycle and he was heading out of the house in 3.00 in the morning. That's the way I wanna live my life.
1971 was one year before I was born, however my story begins in 1991 when I saw the Doors movie and started to listen to their music, Olean NY is home of St. Bonaventure University and the Bonnie's basketball team! I was a senior in high school and I got word that John Densmore was coming to promote his book Riders On The Storm it was an amazing night listening to his stories and he even did some drumming, and I got his autograph! I'll never forget it! 😎👍
3:43 "this is too long"
and yet i keep hitting the replay button
in my opinion it's not long enough
no its not too long, its perfect.
Thanks for the upload. Great music never dies.
JIM MORRISON WILL NEVER DIE, HE LIVES IN HIS MUSIC & IN ALL OV US WHO HEAR HIS AMAZING MUSIC / POETRYS ❤
Who ever took over for Jim Morrison. Keep up the good work.
Instrumental solo is so damn good, and I don't understand why you put that "this is too long" ...
You're probably comparing it to an electric guitar solo.
GREAT JOB ON SOUND AND LYRICS. INTO THIS WORLD WE ARE THROWN. REST IN PEACE, JIM, RAY, and PAM. MUCH LOVE AND APPRECIATION. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND TAKE CARE. THANKS FOR SHARING.
A work of art.........
4:11 That part makes me feel some type of way. It's so good
This song is very spooky, makes me feel so chilled with Jims beautiful voice and the tune is lovely :)
52 years ago, I was trying to call my Dad from a phone booth on Rt 128 north of Boston. It was dark outside, I was scared. It rang and rang and my Dad wasn’t home. I was so lonely. Lyrics fit perfectly. My brain was squirming like a toad…..song is spooky and chills one to the bone. Exactly how if felt. I can listen to it 52 years later and the same desperate emotions of being homesick still come up. I just married a man I didn’t love, he took me out to a God forsaken area and wanted to go back to Chicago where I felt safe! But no one answered….today would have been 52 years of marriage but by the grace of God, he divorced me!! Free at last to live!! A therapeutic song for me….cathartic. Thank you Jim Morrison
The too long part is the best part, cant believe u said that. That is the best piano solo ever performed to date, unmatched.
😂 I'm guessing you don't play piano?
I hadn't heard this song in years so I thought I might relisten... Better than I remebered
Great song and well done, thanks
This song is stand on #2 place of my TOP the most repeating songs at home.
I wanna sing her everywhere. He he he...
Walking on the streets while listening to this song make you a badass
Jazz, truely is worthy of the name Soul Music. It's peaceful returning to listening to it.
3:44
No its not too long brother if ur on LSD😂😂😂 ahhhh teenage memories 😂😂😂cheers my friend🍺🍺 great upload!
NFS Underground 2.
Klarens Bulku das Spiel waren noch Zeiten:)
Kb Cj yep same
Ps2 game right? I came here cause of it
@@german7507 yep yep)))
Man.. the bassline is so mesmerizing. The Doors are truly great.
I dedicate this to Tom and Linda Blend.Gone but not forgotten.
Fantastic. I never really knew all the words. Thanks
fantastic??? first of all it is way too fast (the original track lasts more than 7 minutes) and the lyrics are wrong! It is "an actor OUT ON LOAN" and "sweet FAMILY will die"...
Manzarek and Morrison are legends.
Frerard Forever So are Robby Krieger and John Densmore
Manzarek
Could listen to all day groovy
Terrific compilation. Thanks for posting!
Great post. This song always squares my head.
This is a classic rock song, amazing, beautiful song. Than if you read the description, "If you like dubstep, check this out." I'm not making fun of the guy, but seriously, they're two completely different genres.
yeah I know that but I like this version better
its a music of the teen wolf 6x01
You are all hypnotized, by the doors. One excellent band...
2022 still listening to this classic
We lost Jim Morrison 50 years ago today.
40 people gave that man a ride.
Now was 87 people who fond a killer on the road.
And the ride was green 350z
Fell in love with this song ever since I heard it during my childhood, in the early 2000s... The Snoop Dogg version.. from NFSU2. Dug up the original immediately and fell in love..
Another amazing classic song 💙💙💙
Need for Speed Underground 2
love that game
yeeaah High five!!
Oh yes 😄
Its all that was playin
Same
this song its perfect
awesome & great quality-thank you!!!
Since i grew up in the 70’s in the Bronx my elder brother and sister was always playing Good music and the radio was our free broadcast
I've survived in 2020 just to hear this🔥
+1
If Jim, was alive. He'd be proud!
So well written.
Thank you.
I dedicate this song to my grandpa who passed away from stage 4 colon cancer! This was his favorite song I was always hoping we could go on a road trip with this song playing before he passed.
I would like to sing this great song with my band. Thank you for the words! Ciao 😀
I actually do xD
Silène • thanks!
U-tube is amazing it know all the songs i want to listen to one after another this is the 5th one in a row
They predicted "The Hitcher" well in advance. Good show.
This is the classic rock the Doors i mean. Never go out of fashion. Respect the influencers of the post generation.
Happy Birthday to my man, my soulmate🥰😘🙋♀️ Going on 60 years … dated 4, married 56 years♥️
O god... Need for Speed flash backs.....
purejshots1 u just triggerd my ptsd of ye ol days
purejshots1 oh well that's nice...
Ahh the good old days
Lol
Same
Darude on the Sandstrom
Lmfaooo this got me
***** ok?
Hilariously enough, I used to play Need for Speed: Underground 2 a good 11 years ago, which is were I first heard this song or for a matter of fact any Doors song.
11 years later here I am and The Doors are one of my favorite bands, and it all started from that one game!
I honestly didn't see the "this is to (sic) long" because my eyes were closed and I was lost.
Liars have been torn
Liars have been torn
Into this town they're born
Into this row they've torn
Like a rolling stone alone
These guys will never go along
Liars have been torn /47sec is completed
proof that i was born in the wrong freaking decade
Me too, and I'm a lot older than you. I was barely 6 when this was recorded for the first time.
OMG, you posted this 9 years ago...
@@logicnotfeelings3835 imagine if she replied.
@@rehzxy4428 Would've been pretty cool. : )
Me I'm born in 1994.
I'm so born to late!!!!!!!!
Back when music was great.
All the rubbish started in the 90s but still some good stuff the the 2000s plenty of pure garbage but good stuff as far as about 2005.
this is jazzy...great music that never DIES
Priceless!!!! Just priceless