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- FIRST TIME HEARING The Doors - The End REACTION
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Crazy how diverse they are, right?!?! Jim Morrison was a hell of a poet and visionary.
Well, poet anyway for sure...
visionary at times. when morrison was earnest & his heart was right, his lyrics could tap into the cyclical & eternal.... loved how he used blake symbolist technique. succinct dense word images/metaphors. inconsistent so he doesnt get his due... but I will always stand up for his best stuff. when he got it right, the guy had a staggering talent and vision. wide scape, epic poet stuff. whitman & blake come to mind..... ck out waiting for the sun. its honest but also hopeful.
Robby Krieger wrote most of their hits.
He wasnt just a poet he was a helluva blues singer
@@jtj909 Robbie wrote 2 of the biggest worldwide smash radio hits: Light My Fire & Love me Two Times. Not most of the hits. Jim Morrison wrote many of the other songs & radio hits [too numerous to mention0. Robbie has never claimed he was the main songwriter.
Can't listen to this song without thinking about the movie Apocalypse Now.
True.
Yep.
Totally
I was going to say that
Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando) "We train young men to drop fire on people , but their commanders won't allow them to write "FUCK" on their airplanes because it's obscene ". That's the reason that director Francis Ford Coppola included this version of The End.
The Doors were before my time, but I gained a strong appreciation for them when I became a teenager. Jim Morrison had such talent, and it's a shame he spiraled down so quickly and lost his life at only 27. Long live the Lizard King!
Yup but best were first 2 albums!!! Imagine growing up waiting for their next!!!
The Doors might have been more unalike any other band, ever. The drummer played jazz, the guitarist played flamenco, the keyboardist played classical, and the singer was a mad poet.
This came out 1967 the doors were how I found rock music I was 12
"When The Music's Over" the best song ever
The Doors used to open shows with it, which was really perverse lol.
...turn out the lights
@@charliemac64 yeaah eeh ehhhhh
Yep and i want him to do the studio version or live in europe that haunting black and white show.. so ominous and spooky a musical masterpiece
It's not that good.
You actually nailed the vibe man. This song is a complete extra sensorial experience. What a fucking band.
I'm 59 years old and will be 60 this year!! My Mother had this album when I was only 6 years old and This song sent Shivers down my Whole Body!! Never Forgot this one cause it Definitely made an impression on me!! This Tune was actually highlighted in the Movie "Apocalypse Now "!! Others have texted about the song "When The Music's Over"! Great tune as well That you gotta hear, But Nothing Compares to This One!! Thanks for your reaction!!
This song is the final song on their first album, which I call their "acid trip opera". Jim Morrison told Ray Manzarek that he had tripped on acid and saw "a whole concert in my head," with complete songs, lyrics and everything. That batch of songs went on their first album, with a couple of them landing on the second album. He never really did much in the way of drugs after that, sticking mostly with drinking. But his image as the dark psychedelic messiah was cemented by that first amazing bout of phantasmic revelation. :)
Now try and imagine listening to this song with a head full of acid 50 years ago. You can't, but it was a mega "My Goodness!" experience. Love your reactions.
Doors - Not To Touch The Earth, is very hypnotizing and trippy too.. Great song!!!
Not to touch the earth
not to see the sun
nothing left to do but run run run let's run
Way inferior!!! After Jim was too far gone with the drugs and alcohol had damaged him
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN you realize Waiting for the Sun came out a year after The Doors first album, right?
Not To Touch The Earth is a perfect hype song if your about to go murder a pack of wolves with your bare hands.
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN and yea that’s the dumbest sht I’ve ever heard
The lizard king was gorgeous with a beautiful voice. The doors were a very talented group. Jim Morrison had an IQ of 149, that’s above genius. It’s just too bad he couldn’t save himself.
#RIPJimMorrison 🙏🏼
Check out "Soft Parade" , "Peace Frog", "Texas Radio and the Big Beat" to hear even more diversity from The Doors'
Incredibly, "The End", was recorded in the summer of '66, and released on January 4th of '67. The Doors were way ahead of their time. Think about it...when this song came out, Sgt. Pepper's was still 5 months in the future.
I love Cosmo Kramer
Remember man, this was the 60s. This is when it all started.
I'm pretty sure Jim was tripping HARD for this one!
It's from a girl he lost, a bus he rode and Western Civilization.
@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 The buses that took drafted men to boot camp during the Viet Nam war were Blue, hence "The Blue bus is calling us". At least that is what I have heard.
Yes actually. And later that night while Jim was still at the studio, same day they recorded this song, he noticed there was a fire so he put it out. Come to find out that the fire was actually the glow of the EXIT sign.
Celebration of the Lizard off the Absolutely Live album is also a great one!
You should see the movie "The Door's"
The bad thing about that movie is that A: It only shows Jim's dark side & B: There are a LOT of bad things added to make him look worse. The band and Jim's friends loved the acting, but they hated the movie.
The most unique band ever they sounded like no one.. no one sounded like them.. the band were amazing amazing musicians and of course Jim Morrison Rock and roll Rebel poet .. he was destructive Dynamic captivating and hypnotizing..dude was freaking lightning in a bottle that you'll never see the likes of again
THE DOORS, "THE END"... IN THE MOVIE WHEN THIS WAS BEING PLAYED. THEY WERE IN THE DESERT DOING PAODI ( A HALLUCINATINGETIC)....
when you can , watch the Doors the Movie .. Val Kilmer is Jim Morrison 😎👍
Love that you have been getting into the doors bro. It's pretty crazy how much they put out in such a short amount of time.
Please do "when the music's over."
Well said, Francis York Morgan.
They've been in my head since I first heard this song over 50yrs ago.
YOU ain't trippin', Broh... You simply heard it. ... GREAT reaction.
Shut the lights off, smoke a little number, and turn it up.
This song was in the Vietnam war movie "Apocalypse Now." You never know with The Doors. Jim Morrison and Ray Manzerek were out there man. They were taking LSD, like some people eat candy.
A very interesting song.
“He walked on down the hall! Yeah” some parts of this song always make me think they forgot the lyrics and just made it up on the spot
Jim actually did improvise that whole middle section, making it different every night. It got cemented when they recorded it, but originally it was a mini-showcase for his poetry.
@@Serai3 was not aware of that. Thanks for sharing
Lol they improvised most of their songs ... to be come longer ones 😂
This is from 1967! When they performed it live, Jim sang “mother I want to F you”, and they were banned from the venue.
I been listin to doors since 85 and i still get goosebump when i hear The End
This song will take you to another place because it’s very hypnotic .
Dude you don't even have to react to it but on your free time watch this song live at the Hollywood bowl. He was tripping so hard on acid..like usual lol and he switched up the lyrics to this song with a trip he was having and the band just went along with it, so badass!
This song broke minds 50 years ago.
The doors were an unpredictable band. You never knew where you were going with Jim Morrison. As a poet I loved his style though.🙆😄😄😄❤️
When the Music is Over or Waiting on the Sun should be next!!!!
Bro, you should do merch that says "my goodness" on it!
Also "Listen man, listen!" lol
@@rickcain4736 indeed!
hazebruv-collection.creator-spring.com/ I do champ!
HazeBruv: I got Doors stories for you fa days because I lived in LA & saw them live many times. omg omg omg omg. Ya got it dang straight that people lost their minds when we first heard this music. The album "The Doors" was released to massive reaction from fans & critics.. Now considered the greatest debut album of all time by any band in any genre. The End was like nothing heard before or since. The Doors were absolutely unique. I knew it as a teenager when I lived in Connecticut & used to sneak out to New York w underage girlfriends to go to clubs & we found the Doors at Club Ondine in Manhattan where the Doors were the house band. Jim Morrison was so shy back then he sang with his back to the audience. I convinced my father to hire them for my sister's homecoming queen dance at an all girls school in Connecticut in the spring of 1967. The contract was signed in Dec. & they were booked for June for $500. By the time June rolled around Light My Fire was in heavy rotation on all radio stations all over the USA. I told my parents I was certain the Doors would not show up for the gig. The band honored the contract. Jim came in swinging on a rope from the stage curtains like Tarzan. Stole the homecoming queen's crown off her head & rolled around on the floor banging the gymnasium wood floor w the mike while he screamed the lyrics for "The End". I could go on. Too awesome.
This song is a trip … 😵💫, I love it!
Jim Morrison is buried in Paris. Much to the annoyance of many French people, his grave is the most popular tourist destination in Paris. For many years it was traditional to leave as offering on his grave: Dead flowers and empty liquor bottles. For several years now, women's panties has been an additional offering.
Back in 1998, I read an article that said neighbors of the graveyard where he is buried were so annoyed by the wild late-night parties that fans would throw in the cemetery that some of them were agitating to have his body moved somewhere else. The guy who wrote the article remarked that what other celebrity could complete with that for being a party animal? Jim Morrison's neighbors wanted to evict him for his wild parties--and he had been dead for 27 years. Now that's a party animal.
This song made me realize how good a drummer John Densmore was / is.
To say this is different is a big understatement heeheehe
Get ready for a trip like no other ¡ just remember Jim Morrison is driving the blue bus
They actually cut out the part of this song where his talks about what he’s going to do to his mom. You should watch the movie the doors it will wake you up for sure. They were absolutely crazy. Drugs for sure.
Yeah that is actually true, he said the f word and I think that's when he was kicked out of Whiskey A Go Go
That film is so full of bullshit; Oliver Stone made him look like a drunken lout. He was not the abusive arsehole that film made him out to be; the famous scenes on the ledge and where he locks Pam Coulson in a burning closet are both pure fiction. Val Kilmer’s acting is amazing, but the man he portrays is not Jim Morrison.
@@riphopfer5816 Thank you for saying this! There are so many made up things in that movie and I can’t stand how it portrays him.
This song is such a mood it's like a double mood! I love you describing the song like it's happening in your head...this is definitely a song to lose yourself to on the floor, maybe with the help of a substance or maybe not, and let time slip away. "Somebody's journey in musical form" great summary. This came out in 1967, last track on their first album :)
First heard the song was 13 and I knew was a masterpiece. My God a hundred lifetimes ago
Been a fan for over 40 years..all the children are insane, waiting for the summerrain..
Bro wait til u see the live performances!! 🔥 For real
Psychedelic rock will do that and Jim Morrison was a master of getting in your head ♡ very spiritual
I've heard that back in the sixties there was a city bus line that ran blue painted buses into Santa Monica. Morrison taps on a heavy taboo in this one. Hence the ancient gallery of faces, "And he walked on down the hall" ...
There’s another theory that it was the buses that collected draftees for the Vietnam War
Check out The Doors - "Light My Fire"!
According to rock legend (and the movie "The Doors") when they played this at a club, the owner banned them because of the Oedipus complex line about "Mother/Yes son/ I want to fuck you. The recorded version was censored with Jim screaming. In Los Angeles, there is a bus system that goes through Santa Monica and Venice (where The Doors lived). It is known as the Big Blue Bus and one of its routes goes to UCLA where Jim went to Film School.
There was a pretty good re-anactment of this in The Doors movie
you are right about the blue bus.... yet, I think too, hes structuring it as a larger symbolic metaphor. the vibe & cinematic film in this song & lyrics are as wide scape as it gets. these guys were monsters when they were dialed in.... cant claim the doors as the greatest amer band, they were just too inconsistent. but when they got it right, wow, what a juggernaut. they could blow you right out of your seat.
Kids back then ( my age , Jr high Beatlemania) lived thru some fun stuff - Cuba missle crisis,- My dad had bomb shelter plans on Dining room table - Kennedy murder, Vietnam lie.... part of that was the ' here come the Nukes' , quick hide under your desks' nonsense. yep, we did that. check the movie ' On the beach' or the great tune by folk singer Bonnie Dobson - Walk me out in the Morning dew'. best done by the Grateful Dead ' Utube, Cornell 77 version.
This song is for devotees of the Doors because it's so odd, yet distinctive Doors. Better introductory music for the Doors is Light My Fire (long version). Great instrumental run and their first big hit.
“Soul Kitchen” “Back Door Man” “Take It As It Comes” by The Doors🔥
I'd love to watch you check out The Soft Parade. Another super original cut by the Doors.
“This is the best part of the trip...the trip...the best part...I really like...”
Nope nowhere near as good!!! Kinda wimpy on the style of I need money let's do a quick album
I've been listening to this song for over 50 years and it still gives me chills and goose bumps.
Keep the doors reactions coming bruh always love your reactions!
It came out in 1967 and I was 12 years old and I was never the same after.
The Jim voice its the vibe on The Doors.
This song was a journey.
I'd love for you to hear Break on Through (To the Other Side).
Love your reaction. This is the end...beautiful friend..
Psychedelic music has that "Vibe"! I think U hv some real-deal Hippie in U! ☮️Consider checking out the Grateful Dead!
🗺️🕊️🎶❣️!
There are so many other great songs from The Doors. So look forward to the journey! I can recommend Peace Frog for a song with some kick in it like Hey Bulldog with The Beatles and When The Music Is Over for something with a vibe similar to The End.
Jim Morrison was something else the real lizard king a master of classic rock
You have to watch the movie, Apocalypse Now.
You'll never listen to this song in the same way ever again.
Try When the Music’s Over.
lol bro he said in the beginning of the video he did riders on the storm.
@@thebenz4234 Yeah. I realized that then edited it. Lol. Gotta go back and watch that one next.
Yes bro , knew you'd like this my bro. Fire as hell 😂
“This song is a journey”
The Doors 6 albums are a journey.
Oh man, I swear Haze listens to me. But what he's probably doing is listening to all of us. I don't know if this song will make him giggle, but it will bug him out. Weird song, one of a kind.
EDIT: Haze got it good. It's a vibe. This song is more like taking a little trip. To me it's like beat poetry amped up. Some of it is dated, like the 'Blue Bus' acid test. But this song is trippy and might have been inspired by LSD. I think everyone remembers where they were when they first heard this song. It makes that much of an impact. You did good Haze.
Loved your reaction, this song is the seems too short ❤
Can't hear this without reliving the horror of the movie, apocalypse now...
Used in war movie Apocalypse
You gotta do “when the musics over”. It’s another long doors song and it’s just as good (possibly better)
Better as an overall song. The End had considerable shock value though.
hard call. cant say one is better then the other b/c the go different directions. WTMO is more succinct & structured composition wise.... the end is more free form jazz structure. its also lyrically & singing wise more beautiful yet dark.... both masterpieces. I dont get why the doors arent placed higher. youd be surprised how many haters there are out there listener wise & even peers in the industry.
'When the Music is Over' has one of the best rock intro ....Doors at their very best ..
A little better
@@kelvinkloud doesn't matter when the Music's Over is a bit better!!! No over thinking
Another long-form journey song to check out is When The Music's Over.
Dark room, headphones on, joint in hand and eyes closed for this one.
I love how completely into this song you were; your response was so honest! It was almost like I was listening to it for the first time again...
And I don't wonder why when I visited Jim Morrison's grave in Paris, there is nothing but alcohol bottles, flowers and joints all over it.
Can you imagine TOOL covering The End? I'm sure it would be life changing...
Brilliant!
well,nico covered it
It's a wild ride, for sure!
This music, along with some helicopter sounds, opens the film Apocalypse Now. Once you see it, you won't forget it.
Takes me back to the good days brought to you by LS and D
When the Music's Over is even better
I watched the movie "The Doors" while tripping on acid. Now that was a TRIP!
It came out in 1967, just to respond to your question toward the end there (no pun intended).
So glad you did the end my only friend.
The End was released in January '67 .......way ahead of it's time! UK band the Stranglers were often (and wrongly) compared to the Doors but check out their 8 minute epic Down In The Sewer from 1977......in my opinion the best song ever recorded full stop!
amazingly this was crafted & produced in mid thru late '66.... the doors were an amer quantum leap when they entered the scene. velvet undergrd & floyd deserve their due too in that period, but wow, the doors not only pushed the envelope, but they had major talent via each member. composition & performance wise a very potent amer product in their day.
Need to have a drink, and smoke one before listening 🎧
Masterpiece
Jim Morrison was a torched genius to be sure, but the band was up to his talent. The song has a live performance feel to it, which only the finest bands can pull off. So, props to the record producer too. Thanks for sharing the DOORS!
Now you are getting into the real Doors!!
The blue bus is calling us, driver were u taking us . I believe that's the bus the bodybagss of dead soldiers in Vietnam ended up.. Amazing song.
The blue bus was the blue Santa Monica bus that went to Venice Ca. Still exists today
Maybe the trippiest psychedelic songs ever to come out of that era. Listening to it while stoned is like getting lost inside someone else's dream. A totally surreal experience. Try it! You'll see what I mean! LOL
I love your interpretation of this song. Never thought of it that way. Your right, it's a journey not a song. I used to lay in bed, turn down the lights, close my eyes & start the "journey". Wow! Journey!
The end was released on January 4, 1967 on their first album they ever released.
Legendary song from the first LP they put out . More than few minds were blown .
When the Music's over - is the next 10 minute long epic song of theirs that is a must listen. Oooo, and after that -The Soft Parade
You should def check out the movie The Doors with Val Kilmer. So good. Great reaction!! 🙂
Hey brother, the next Doors you do, really should be Peace Frog. You will groove to it for sure!! Upbeat, great guitar, I know it will make your day!!
It's a Trip!
I never got into the Doors even tho I saw them in person but always enjoy your reactions.
I can’t imagine seeing them live for not being a fan. Depending on when it was. I saw the doors of the 21st-century probably in the late 90s with Robbie and Ray and the guy from the Colton I forget who was on drums but it was amazing
what show?.... what was your take on morrison as a live performer?
@@kevinc6916 it was in 67. I went with friends to give them a chance. Not sorry I went but just quit listening.
@@kelvinkloud 1967