This song is so amazing. Always soothes me so much. That soft organ. Jims sensual voice. Johns somewhat of a groove drum beat. Robbys melodic chords. Greatest band ever.
I've listened to the Doors since I was about 17 in 1991. The amazing thing about their music is that I rediscover it every few years and it has aged like the best wine. This song is so hauntingly beautiful it gives me chills. Every contribution from Jim's voice, lyrics, John's drums, Ray's organ an Robbie's 🎸 It's all perfect...
This song is haunting and 'who' could ever come along to sound like this?? The guy simply had 'it all'. You look at todays recording artists, with bazillions in the bank trying to look cool with tats, styled hair etc.... but where's the talent?? There's a reason why we are here in total awe of what we had and what we lost.
I was 18 in 91'.Discovered the doors for the first time in 1990 on an old mtv video of touch me.i really developed my love for them in 1992 after watching the doors movie.They are timeless and unmatched with their talent as a group.jim had to be the only one of his kind
Same here brother...though I was 15 in 1990 when I caught The Doors bug...WHOA! You and I started listening to The Doors at like nearly the same age!! Are you Canadian by chance? For a long time, (a few years that is...) The Doors were my hands down favourite bands...Then when I was in about grade 10, The Pogues took over my #1 spot for about a year...I just loved Shane MacGowan's lyrics and the drunken revelry of that band in their early years....throughout High School, I loved these bands: The Doors, Led Zeppelin, The Pogues, The Who and then at the age of about 17 one band took over all the others and remain my hands-down favourite band of all time....The Grateful Dead. Now, as the Dead remain my favourite all-time band, there are 2 others that quickly follow; firstly, Miles Davis and his bands (circa. 1967-1975) and then in 3rd place? Ween.
Marcelo Ortiz, some people give off the impression like they are high or drunk when they get into the song with all their being, when they let the music take them over. I don't think Jim was always too drunk or high but more high from music.
@@Dzanarika1 What? He was a raging heroin addict. Go read the book, ‘no one here gets out alive’. Total loser. Great poet and lyricist, haunting vocals but a total druggie
Yup. The organ here is absolutely beautiful!! But it seems to me that originally, Ray was playing an actual acoustic piano throughout this particular piece. I'm going to have to take another listen....
***** many thanks for the offer i might take you up on it.i am 45 yrs old so hopefully i have got a few years left.unless i take my own life as i am in a high riskof suicide.i suffer with mental health problems mostly caused by drug and alcohol issues over the years.now i take only scripted meds,eat healthy,take vitamins.the holistic route where are you from.i am from wales.are you on facebook???
jonathon smith a just wish. write it down and take it to your local solicitor. May it be a long time ere that is needed! Wishing you all the best and many happy years!
Jims mystic words from another universe written while on high school for God sake and Rays haunting piano makes this one of the best love songs ever! Best band ever i mean ..... EVERRR greetings from the Netherlands everyone ❤️🙏
Definitely a beautiful song & Ray Manzarek certainly does a fantastic job on his keyboard. Jim Morrison also sings this with plenty of feeling. This is the most poetic song that ever was recorded.
I love listening to The Doors songs that were Live at the Matrix. The sound quality was very good compared to most live concerts. Jim's voice comes in loud and clear. Excellent!
What a great song this is. My favorite Doors track. I was was in the first or second grade when the doors became popular, my older sisters had their records. They sounded so different from anyone else, they kind of stood out, even to a 7 year old kid. My 16 year old daughter recently asked me if I had heard of the doors, I said, “Why Yes. Not only that, I remember them.”
Performed live...i just wish Ray would have played the key solo similarly as did on the record. I know he had that rule of never playing a song the same way more than once...but dang, the piano part is the Key Bridge in the song
Nothing will ever top The Doors. They transcend generations. People will be listening to them 1000yrs from now...if humans make it that long. This song still remains one of my all time favorites. It's beautiful. 8-20-17
👍👍👍You wrote it on the point.. Beautiful 🏵️😘😘🏵️🎶🎶🏵️🎸🤩no one can reach the doors. They wrote music history for all generations. Greetings from germany 🇩🇪😂
Yeah, nah… the doors were entertaining at best… more like A cautionary tale of gluttony, excess and debauchery… definitely nothing to put on a pedestal
@@glenzig07 When was the last time you were Jim Morrison or in his shoes?? Uh, there were in music, that's entertainment, meant to entertain!! He gave of himself too much, that was the excess, caring too much for someone like....you!!???
@@janebraun4482 lol, thank you explaining a dead man’s psyche to everyone… you seem to know a lot about the inner workings of a strangers personal motivations… please explain how you know so much about junkie Jim? or are you just imagining what it like “in his shoes”?
@@glenzig07 You call him "junkie jim", and that's it? Life so simple eh? All people plagued somehow deserved to be condemned.... by you? and who are you to judge? You only wish you had what he had I'd say.
OperationKekMGTOW Funny too when Dylan met The Beatles and told Lennon "You're music is good but it doesn't say or mean anything." That so infuriated Lennon and The Beatles went down a more sophisticated road. But only Dylan could say that to Lennon and actually change Lennon's style.
Jim's been gone over 50 years and this was recorded almost 25 years before I was even born.. idk about y'all but I feel privileged that we are able to experience this stuff.
My favorite shot of the band at 2:27. All displaying that pensive look of the enigmatic times. Thanx guys for all your artistic contributions in those tumultous times & RIP JM & RM.
The genius of Ray. The organ solo is something that was taken from other dimension...the dimension from where everything come on the earth. The wizardry of the Doors was that they were a tribe where Jim was the shaman. The story about the spirit of a shaman that jumped to Jim when he was young for me is a misunderstanding. Jim was already a shaman in a previous life and in this incarnation he used this power to create The Doors with their legendary music and psychedelic atmosphere during the concerts
Actually hé was a druïde priest in his former life, hé is channeled by Sloan Bella and the video is right here on you tube. Also a book were hé is channeled called " a tale of two brothers" if you really want to know about him, the real truth than i recommend it. It changes everything. About the cause of death, his childhood abuse rape etc also new poetry. Greetings from the Netherlands ❤️🙏
And like any good shaman, he knew how to pick those with whom he would create his magical artistry. Their collective talent is what birthed the magic of their music, the irreplicable musical experience gifted unto all who would hear them performing as one.
I'll always love them. Everytime I think I'm saturated and don't want to listen to them for a while, some time may go by. When I revisit Jim Morrison and The Doors as I age, something new is revealed to me in the meaning of all these songs. I've come to the conclusion that they've created something that's going to the last for as long as time on Earth lasts. I think they've eclipse all the rock bands. Perhaps it's just come down to Elvis Presley and Jim Morrison as the very best singers. They've revealed their inner most deep emotions to us. They put the Human experience on display for all to hear and see.
Saw the Doors perform in July 1967 at the Fantasy Fair at Devonshire Downs (shown here in photos starting at 1:39) in the San Fernando Valley, northern part of LA, along with the Airplane and Canned Heat. Great memories...
I was there also... put on my civvies and took the bus from Long Beach Naval Shipyard. My life was changed forever - being that San Francisco was my hometown helped that process :)
I've been listening to the Doors since 1967, I'm a female in her 70s now. We were blessed with the best music in the 60s-80s. You name it, we had it!!! Wow, the Doors, Janice, Jimmy H., Tower of Power, the Dead we had it!!! It brings tears every time I listen to the Crystal Ship, which is daily..
A soft, dreamy song for sure. Why do I get the feeling that the song was a drug reference, or part of it anyway. I'm an old geezer now at 66, but the Doors and Ray's solo stuff has been my most favorite music since i was about 15. I grew up in the LA area and my late best friend and I would always go when Ray was playing in a Hollyweird club.
Jim at age 22 yrs old. The power of his voice in total prime lather Pants sex symbol high on acid the performance is just too much the passion of this performabe shows you why he was the absolute best roc singer of all time when you put it all together. So amazing when in those days they ran the microphone through the guitar amps. Not even a real PA OR STAGE MONITORS OR Zip. Not even a mixing board. Just get up on that stage and make the magic happen and set the night on Fire.
This was when they were at their peak & Jim was focused esp. the shots w/ Jim & Robby side by side performing like the tight fit band that had all the elements to b one the most creative bands in the world far ahead of the times.
This is the best version of this song that I've ever heard and the sound is so clear and crisp. How'd they do that? You don't have to explain it if it's too complicated. Thanks anyway.
The reason that it sounds so great is because they used real hardware as opposed to the digital SHIT they pass off as "gear" these days. Analog modeling, my ass!
This is actually a third generation 1/4 inch cassette tape version. The original was recorded on a one inch reel to reel tape recorder. The owner of the tape could not agree to terms with the Doors so they had to rely on this lower quality tape.
@@samsnead1824The original Matrix tapes have been released now last month as a double album by The Doors. They struck a deal with the owner of the original one inch reel.
Just listen to that roaring thunderous applause from that San Francisco Audience. This was most definitely one of the first performances in the Bay Area by the Los Angeles band The DOORS . And at that time they hated the LA Music scene. What is funny about it is the Doors were not accepted by the LA music scene either they were outcasts. And eventually after performing several times in Northern California they were embraced by that crowd because they knew that they were like them. They were Anti War and Anti establishment and hated the corporate music scene. They just wanted to create music on their own terms and if it was popular and allowed them to keep making records they were happy. But with time all the pressures to keep making hits got to them. Mainly Jim Morrison by the time they recorded the Soft Parade they had completely lost their edge and were really sounding like the other bands at the time trying to get airplay. A Horn section does not belong in their style of music. trying to sound like Chicago or Blood Sweat and Tears just didn't work. They started to go back to their old style and the last recordings Morrison Hotel and LA Woman were making them legitimate again but unfortunately Jim definitely fearing that he might have to serve time for the Indecent exposure incident in Florida made him split to France with Pam. It is really a drag because if he hadn't let his own personal demons get the best of him. I Believe he most definitely would have created more thought provoking lyrical poetic magic. R.I.P JIMBO
I love this group, and GD and the WHo because all the instruments seem to do their own thing, although this song is not a great ie, of that,, great tune! Whats crzy is the applause at the end is abotu the applause for the tribute band Soft Parade ..lol and they were great, really captured the carnival sound.
Remembering Jim Morrison born on December 8, 1943. He was an American singer, songwriter and poet, who served as the lead vocalist of the rock band The Doors. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Morrison
A nosotros que tenemos la dicha de reconocer el fabuloso talento de estos artistas, no nos hablen de Bach, de Handel, de Chopin, de Mozart, ni de Bethoven. Aquí ellos se han reencarnado posiblemente. Saludos.
Foolish young dreamers. This song was written by Jim for an experience he had with a girl and their journey while high on Methamphetamine. The Crystal Ship .
Personally my favorite doors song, the lyrics and key solo, composition, all of is just perfecto
Mine as well since day 1
Mine 2
Me 3
Too many to pick from but it's up there for me too.
This song is so amazing. Always soothes me so much. That soft organ. Jims sensual voice. Johns somewhat of a groove drum beat. Robbys melodic chords. Greatest band ever.
greatest!!!
Greatest!!!
And Queen...
I agree not much I can add to that. Just the purest melodic song from the doors library. What a talent. I love you jim. Xxx
Yes
Possibly my favorite Doors song. Dripping with the dreamy vibe. A definitive song of the 60s
“Your god damn right”
Jim's voice is haunting
Yes, but it is because he was very sensitive and very emotional about every little thing.
I've listened to the Doors since I was about 17 in 1991. The amazing thing about their music is that I rediscover it every few years and it has aged like the best wine. This song is so hauntingly beautiful it gives me chills. Every contribution from Jim's voice, lyrics, John's drums, Ray's organ an Robbie's 🎸 It's all perfect...
This song is haunting and 'who' could ever come along to sound like this?? The guy simply had 'it all'. You look at todays recording artists, with bazillions in the bank trying to look cool with tats, styled hair etc.... but where's the talent?? There's a reason why we are here in total awe of what we had and what we lost.
I was 18 in 91'.Discovered the doors for the first time in 1990 on an old mtv video of touch me.i really developed my love for them in 1992 after watching the doors movie.They are timeless and unmatched with their talent as a group.jim had to be the only one of his kind
Same here brother...though I was 15 in 1990 when I caught The Doors bug...WHOA! You and I started listening to The Doors at like nearly the same age!! Are you Canadian by chance? For a long time, (a few years that is...) The Doors were my hands down favourite bands...Then when I was in about grade 10, The Pogues took over my #1 spot for about a year...I just loved Shane MacGowan's lyrics and the drunken revelry of that band in their early years....throughout High School, I loved these bands:
The Doors, Led Zeppelin, The Pogues, The Who and then at the age of about 17 one band took over all the others and remain my hands-down favourite band of all time....The Grateful Dead.
Now, as the Dead remain my favourite all-time band, there are 2 others that quickly follow; firstly, Miles Davis and his bands (circa. 1967-1975) and then in 3rd place? Ween.
I bought the first Doors album in high school in 1966, saw them live in 68 and have loved them ever since. Sometimes it pays to be old.
Only 5 years of Jim and the Doors, but WOW!
"The candle that burns twice as bright, burns half as long...and you burned so very very brightly, Jim."
excellent statement. I saw them in Philly in Aug. 1968-a transcendental experience
THE Doors DOORS
Blade Runner!
Freakin' drunken' best voice ever....Morrison we miss U
He wasn't too drunk right here
Marcelo Ortiz, some people give off the impression like they are high or drunk when they get into the song with all their being, when they let the music take them over. I don't think Jim was always too drunk or high but more high from music.
@@Dzanarika1 shut up
@@Dzanarika1 What? He was a raging heroin addict. Go read the book, ‘no one here gets out alive’. Total loser. Great poet and lyricist, haunting vocals but a total druggie
@@MegaHatLady ... take all your moral and health, wrap, make a roll ... (butter is optional)
Absolutely love the organ solo of this version. Id fucking die to listen to it in hq. love you Ray. RIP legend! 🤘🏻
Yup. The organ here is absolutely beautiful!! But it seems to me that originally, Ray was playing an actual acoustic piano throughout this particular piece. I'm going to have to take another listen....
It's comming soon 😉
i want this song played at my funeral.i have told people this but they might die before me.i will have to sort this out
***** many thanks for the offer i might take you up on it.i am 45 yrs old so hopefully i have got a few years left.unless i take my own life as i am in a high riskof suicide.i suffer with mental health problems mostly caused by drug and alcohol issues over the years.now i take only scripted meds,eat healthy,take vitamins.the holistic route where are you from.i am from wales.are you on facebook???
jonathon smith
a just wish. write it down and take it to your local solicitor.
May it be a long time ere that is needed!
Wishing you all the best and many happy years!
+jonathon smith, more people die from prescription drugs than they do from illicit ones every year
RIP
I’ve told people that since I was 11 lol thought I was the only one. (I’m 37 now and I still feel the same way)
Amazingly clear for such an early live recording of the band.
This song is out of this world.
Jims mystic words from another universe written while on high school for God sake and Rays haunting piano makes this one of the best love songs ever! Best band ever i mean ..... EVERRR greetings from the Netherlands everyone ❤️🙏
Definitely a beautiful song & Ray Manzarek certainly does a fantastic job on his keyboard. Jim Morrison also sings this with plenty of feeling. This is the most poetic song that ever was recorded.
I love listening to The Doors songs that were Live at the Matrix. The sound quality was very good compared to most live concerts. Jim's voice comes in loud and clear. Excellent!
This is definitely one of my favourite Doors tunes.
What a great song this is. My favorite Doors track. I was was in the first or second grade when the doors became popular, my older sisters had their records. They sounded so different from anyone else, they kind of stood out, even to a 7 year old kid. My 16 year old daughter recently asked me if I had heard of the doors, I said, “Why Yes. Not only that, I remember them.”
I just love Jim Morrison & the Doors
Performed live...i just wish Ray would have played the key solo similarly as did on the record. I know he had that rule of never playing a song the same way more than once...but dang, the piano part is the Key Bridge in the song
I love this song, I speak espanish but the doors are my favorite band and this song is most beatiful that the songs of the present
Props to the organ guy also - Ray someone ? - his work really makes this...
Ray Manzerak. check out his song Close to You. He sang it live when the Doors did concerts. He was amazing!
lizardking02793 Manzarek :)
GB3770 MANZAREK, Matter of fact he just recently passed away.
Even more amazing - Moison had no formal vocal training. What a voice. Who in March 2022 sounds remotely like him?
This medieval-like organ solo is something NOBODY has repeated in all rock history.
Nothing will ever top The Doors. They transcend generations. People will be listening to them 1000yrs from now...if humans make it that long. This song still remains one of my all time favorites. It's beautiful. 8-20-17
👍👍👍You wrote it on the point.. Beautiful 🏵️😘😘🏵️🎶🎶🏵️🎸🤩no one can reach the doors. They wrote music history for all generations. Greetings from germany 🇩🇪😂
Yeah, nah… the doors were entertaining at best… more like A cautionary tale of gluttony, excess and debauchery… definitely nothing to put on a pedestal
@@glenzig07 When was the last time you were Jim Morrison or in his shoes?? Uh, there were in music, that's entertainment, meant to entertain!! He gave of himself too much, that was the excess, caring too much for someone like....you!!???
@@janebraun4482 lol, thank you explaining a dead man’s psyche to everyone… you seem to know a lot about the inner workings of a strangers personal motivations… please explain how you know so much about junkie Jim? or are you just imagining what it like “in his shoes”?
@@glenzig07 You call him "junkie jim", and that's it? Life so simple eh? All people plagued somehow deserved to be condemned.... by you? and who are you to judge? You only wish you had what he had I'd say.
Morrison was the final baritone singer to become a legend.
OperationKekMGTOW Funny too when Dylan met The Beatles and told Lennon "You're music is good but it doesn't say or mean anything."
That so infuriated Lennon and The Beatles went down a more sophisticated road.
But only Dylan could say that to Lennon and actually change Lennon's style.
There's an attack on masculinity, in MEN, while celebrated in wo-MEN...MGTOW @Aussie Deus Vult & MGTOW
Ronnie Van Zant was a baritone and he came after Morrison.
Layne Staley.
sounds so pure live oh fuck sooooo beautiful
Jim's been gone over 50 years and this was recorded almost 25 years before I was even born.. idk about y'all but I feel privileged that we are able to experience this stuff.
Quem sabe a melhor versão da música. O órgão tá top demais. Espetacular!
What a song, only a woman can inspire a song like this. Jim’s one true love Mary Werbelow!
Simply amazing. Thank you Jim.
- Jim Morrison - your welcome Jim
Manzarek was more important for Doors than Jim. Any intellectual person MUST know it.
Z M put it like this, the doors wouldnt be the doors without any member of the doors! We just have favorites
Sound is so crisp!!
JM and Ray will live forever...God bless Robby and John as well!
Yes, they are all part of the great band.
O que mais fico admirado é de assistir as entrevistas de 1969 e os caras já sendo colocados como inesquecíveis.
My favorite shot of the band at 2:27. All displaying that pensive look of the enigmatic times.
Thanx guys for all your artistic contributions in those tumultous times & RIP JM & RM.
Me duele que exista una canción TAN hermosa, y esa voz...
The genius of Ray. The organ solo is something that was taken from other dimension...the dimension from where everything come on the earth. The wizardry of the Doors was that they were a tribe where Jim was the shaman. The story about the spirit of a shaman that jumped to Jim when he was young for me is a misunderstanding. Jim was already a shaman in a previous life and in this incarnation he used this power to create The Doors with their legendary music and psychedelic atmosphere during the concerts
Actually hé was a druïde priest in his former life, hé is channeled by Sloan Bella and the video is right here on you tube. Also a book were hé is channeled called " a tale of two brothers" if you really want to know about him, the real truth than i recommend it. It changes everything. About the cause of death, his childhood abuse rape etc also new poetry. Greetings from the Netherlands ❤️🙏
And like any good shaman, he knew how to pick those with whom he would create his magical artistry. Their collective talent is what birthed the magic of their music, the irreplicable musical experience gifted unto all who would hear them performing as one.
On what would have been Jim's 80th Birthday, we still miss you man
Just fantastic.
I'll always love them. Everytime I think I'm saturated and don't want to listen to them for a while, some time may go by. When I revisit Jim Morrison and The Doors as I age, something new is revealed to me in the meaning of all these songs. I've come to the conclusion that they've created something that's going to the last for as long as time on Earth lasts. I think they've eclipse all the rock bands. Perhaps it's just come down to Elvis Presley and Jim Morrison as the very best singers. They've revealed their inner most deep emotions to us. They put the Human experience on display for all to hear and see.
Saw the Doors perform in July 1967 at the Fantasy Fair at Devonshire Downs (shown here in photos starting at 1:39) in the San Fernando Valley, northern part of LA, along with the Airplane and Canned Heat. Great memories...
I was there also... put on my civvies and took the bus from Long Beach Naval Shipyard. My life was changed forever - being that San Francisco was my hometown helped that process :)
emilyrose51 You must be really old
@@TheAndreluizcarneiro shutup
@@TheAndreluizcarneiro just 68 years. you saw the band too? no? what a pity.
I've been listening to the Doors since 1967, I'm a female in her 70s now. We were blessed with the best music in the 60s-80s. You name it, we had it!!! Wow, the Doors, Janice, Jimmy H., Tower of Power, the Dead we had it!!! It brings tears every time I listen to the Crystal Ship, which is daily..
A soft, dreamy song for sure. Why do I get the feeling that the song was a drug reference, or part of it anyway. I'm an old geezer now at 66, but the Doors and Ray's solo stuff has been my most favorite music since i was about 15. I grew up in the LA area and my late best friend and I would always go when Ray was playing in a Hollyweird club.
Jim at age 22 yrs old.
The power of his voice in total prime lather Pants sex symbol high on acid the performance is just too much the passion of this performabe shows you why he was the absolute best roc singer of all time when you put it all together.
So amazing when in those days they ran the microphone through the guitar amps. Not even a real PA OR STAGE MONITORS OR Zip. Not even a mixing board.
Just get up on that stage and make the magic happen and set the night on Fire.
This was when they were at their peak & Jim was focused esp. the shots w/ Jim & Robby side by side performing like the tight fit band that had all the elements to b one the most creative bands in the world far ahead of the times.
que hermosa versión por Dios
so deep.. so so sooo deeep
I sing this to myself all the time (this particular version).
Fell in love at 5 w light my fire 1969. Something about Jim. My mom bought the 45. Later became a doors conneseuer. Love this song!
great song indeed, Melissa
fantastic song
so smart. and vulnerable. all love.
Just think, you hear just a few people clapping. Amazing!
Thanks for this
Oh, yeh‼️it’s so great, I’m like💥💕Crystal Ship👍Music, JIM wonderful song🔥my number ONE🙏💥
Cool Song,Jim was a Genius ♥️♥️
I love this song!
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
JM just destined never to grow old .
Luv this song the doors r always the greatest
Dearly loved
With all their backpages The Doors impress me the most. Event The Who and Queen do not beat them nor do other famous bands.
Fantastic
This is the best version of this song that I've ever heard and the sound is so clear and crisp. How'd they do that? You don't have to explain it if it's too complicated. Thanks anyway.
The reason that it sounds so great is because they used real hardware as opposed to the digital SHIT they pass off as "gear" these days. Analog modeling, my ass!
This is actually a third generation 1/4 inch cassette tape version. The original was recorded on a one inch reel to reel tape recorder. The owner of the tape could not agree to terms with the Doors so they had to rely on this lower quality tape.
@@samsnead1824The original Matrix tapes have been released now last month as a double album by The Doors. They struck a deal with the owner of the original one inch reel.
Brilliant!
pretty very cool!!!!!!
He is way more beautiful than any other singer of his day. ....lol I'm not gay.....
+Dirty Root He was. Had that Greek Adonis thing going in Spades. Truly an icon.
+Dirty Root It's not gay too think Jim Morrison was sexy
MrSixiesRock OK ......lmao
+Starland Seay Yes he did, he was absolutely stunning !!! His voice just melts you.
very sexy man
My favorite song by them, too bad it's so short. Just like life........
Just listen to that roaring thunderous applause from that San Francisco Audience. This was most definitely one of the first performances in the Bay Area by the Los Angeles band The DOORS . And at that time they hated the LA Music scene. What is funny about it is the Doors were not accepted by the LA music scene either they were outcasts. And eventually after performing several times in Northern California they were embraced by that crowd because they knew that they were like them. They were Anti War and Anti establishment and hated the corporate music scene. They just wanted to create music on their own terms and if it was popular and allowed them to keep making records they were happy. But with time all the pressures to keep making hits got to them. Mainly Jim Morrison by the time they recorded the Soft Parade they had completely lost their edge and were really sounding like the other bands at the time trying to get airplay. A Horn section does not belong in their style of music. trying to sound like Chicago or Blood Sweat and Tears just didn't work. They started to go back to their old style and the last recordings Morrison Hotel and LA Woman were making them legitimate again but unfortunately Jim definitely fearing that he might have to serve time for the Indecent exposure incident in Florida made him split to France with Pam. It is really a drag because if he hadn't let his own personal demons get the best of him. I Believe he most definitely would have created more thought provoking lyrical poetic magic. R.I.P JIMBO
os melhores de todos os tempos a frente do proprio tempo
Love jim 😘😘😘😘😘
Ethereal...surreal...real....... Shall I go on?
I wish i were at the age, when The Doors performed. What poet Jim was and Robby with his huitar
What a trippy song...
LA film school dudes go to groovy Frisco 66.
viva Jim
Tantos buenos momentos con esta canción
who could possibly be the one asshole to dislike this beautiful thing?
Pamela courson dislikes this, man xD
there is 3 hijos de puta that dislikes
Up to 5 assholes now.
Who friggin cares who plays the stupid likes/dis games...just enjoy what you're hearing and quit worrying about such trivial crap...
There was so explosions or lasers. So I disliked.
OPEN THE DOOR
There are no doors… OPEN UR EYES
" when we get back. Ill drop a dime"...never came back
muito linda essa música the doors ..Brasil Ceará ....
I love this group, and GD and the WHo because all the instruments seem to do their own thing, although this song is not a great ie, of that,, great tune! Whats crzy is the applause at the end is abotu the applause for the tribute band Soft Parade ..lol and they were great, really captured the carnival sound.
Remembering Jim Morrison born on December 8, 1943. He was an American singer, songwriter and poet, who served as the lead vocalist of the rock band The Doors. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Morrison
Fantastisch.......
Classic doors
Wow
❤❤❤
A nosotros que tenemos la dicha de reconocer el fabuloso talento de estos artistas, no nos hablen de Bach, de Handel, de Chopin, de Mozart, ni de Bethoven. Aquí ellos se han reencarnado posiblemente.
Saludos.
.......................................... # we'll be forever loving JIM ....................................................
Los días sin brillosos y llenos de dolor.
Jim....king!!!!.....lizard king.
I read a book about him and it said he was a college graduate.
UCLA. Graduated with a Bachelor's in Film, 1965.
Foolish young dreamers.
This song was written by Jim for an experience he had with a girl and their journey while high on Methamphetamine.
The Crystal Ship .
Neato!
Jim Morrison is the Master Poet.
Jim is the original Florida Man.
👏🌟💓👏🌟
If you like, (crystal ships) try listening to," the End " on the greatest hits, album.
Some golf claps at the end.
+Jonathan Smith it's called a will
Nico RIP
baby, please. Before you slip into unconsciousness, please baby. love it Fucking yes.!
1:27 - 1:33 kills me.