Two Girls React to Light My Fire (2017 Remaster)
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- Hey you guys! What a beautiful soothing, flirty voice! Keyboard was awesome! The guitar was great! Bass and drums were strong! We just can't believe that we took this long to react to The Doors! Thank you for suggesting this band to us! They were great! It was another song that will be added to our playlist! LOL! If you liked this reaction, please don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Share! And as always, stay safe and we'll see you in our next video! We love you guys!
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Don't worry, most girls think Jim is flirting with them. My mom had a crush on him. Everyone's mom had a crush on him.
You mean everyone’s…GRANDMOTHER!!! My, how time flies.
Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Beatles, Santana, Donovan, etc ... those people were on a whole other level
Gotta throw Jefferson Airplane in there too
@@greghartshorne6621 one pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small
The 27 club...
@@Carma_1 yep, what a shame - they never even saw 30
@@ryeguy2256 and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all
Your Dad is right these guys were banned from the Ed Sullivan show when they initially agreed to change the lyrics to this song but sang the original lyrics live anyway.. Lead singer Jim Morrison called himself the Lizard King and the band was well known for their drug influenced psychedelic music. He was a poet of the counterculture. Unfortunately Jim was a tragic member of the 27 club and left us far to soon
At 71 years of age I still listen to the Doors and Light My Fire. I was 18 in '67 when I first heard it.
It's hard to recount what it was like to be 15, in 1967, and to hear a style of music that had NEVER been done before. It was pure magic back then....and it still is.
Absolutely right.
Guitarist Robbie Kreiger wrote this great song and keyboardist Ray Manzarek added the intro, its in the top 100 greatest rock songs of all time. Its one of those rare songs I can never get tired of listening too.
Me too my friend.
When I was your age, when my parents told me “Don’t look too much into the lyrics”, that was a direct challenge to pay very close attention to the lyrics! And it was about the time I was your age when I realized just exactly what Light My Fire was really all about. You’re learning, ladies!
Thats why I like the reaction videos. I dont think I paid that much attention to the meaning of lyrics, but whether they flowed. Still trying to figure Louie Louie though.
What is all about friend ; love song what else ;
@@joesmar1400 Yes it’s love alright..... luuuuuuv 🤣
@@joe6096 you mean drugs dude;
IT is difficult for young people today to listen patiently to an instrumental part since it is not done today, but I congratulate them because it is the beauty of discovering new music
This was a huge hit when it came out. They didn't sound like anyone else. Listen to Riders on the Storm and Soul Kitchen
The End by the doors would be one hell of a reaction
Jim Morrison, poet, singer, artist. Gone too soon. Ray Manzarak; Robby Krieger; John Densmore. Love the honesty of your reactions, ladies. You're listening to the gold standard of music.
( More Doors).
Soul Kitchen was great Riders was too commercial!!! First 2 albums were best
@@rl529 ray is a monster on the keys
This song was almost all everyone heard in the summer 67... I remember it very well.
Furious Ed Sullivan: "You'll never play on the Ed Sullivan show again!"
Jim Morrison: "We already played on Ed Sullivan."
The key is - they were all serious students of jazz, blues and flamenco before they walked into the studio, so they had a level of subtlety and sophistication that makes their music timeless.
Regarding the bass: "The Doors lacked a bass guitarist (except during recording sessions), so for live performances Manzarek played the bass parts on a Fender Rhodes piano keyboard bass."
Although, Light My Fire and the whole debut album was recorded that way.Basically, pretty much live in the studio,without bass guitar.
LEGEND! 👌
First heard the Door's in 1967. Still listen to them fairly regularly, never got tired of them.
The Doors is a rabbit-hole, deep, dark and wide. "Light My Fire" is the entrance. This song exploded across the summer of '67 in a way I've seldom seen before or since, and permanently claimed the year as its own. It also pointed up the sharp distinction between FM radio (which played the entire song) and AM radio (which played the single version that had the instrumental solos cut out).
Getting into The Doors is one of those rite-of-passage things, which changes your perspective on nearly everything. You can kind of tell by looking at them which teenagers have found The Doors, and which have not. You'll find the Doors fans are much more interesting.
Yes we are rather interesting. Or are we strange eccentric hatter crazy intellectuals?
What I really love about The doors is that it is not all about vocals
Ray Manzarek was a classically trained, concert level pianist before he joined The Doors.
He was also in the Air Force band
I'm pretty late to this party, but it goes beyond that....The Doors rarely used a bass player live, and only now and then in the studio. For the most part the bass parts are played by Ray on one keyboard with his left hand, at the same time he's playing the lead part on a different keyboard with his right. They weren't a band interested in overdubs much in the studio, so for the most part, what you hear on record is them laying down the bulk of the track live. Remarkable and somewhat under valued keyboard player.
The keyboardist is Ray Manzarek & the bass you're hearing is a Fender keyboard bass, which he had on top of his Vox organ. He'd play the bass with his left hand & play the organ with his right.
Last time I saw him live he played right hand on a Farfisa. 🙂
“His voice sounds so flirty” oh man... if they only knew...
The girls in the little Hollywood bungalow knew.
The Doors are solo-ing and you are giggling about it....dont worry, you are great. If someone says they lost faith in the world I would recommend watching Dana’s Faith
Jose Feliciano did a cover of this song in 1968 that peaked at number 3 on the U.S. pop charts.
Wooooo great choice again ladies...yall are awesome YEEEE!!🌹🌹
Well now that you've been turned on to The Doors you simply MUST hear more! Riders On the Storm, Love Street, Texas Radio and the Big Beat, The End, L.A. Woman, Road House Blues. The list goes on and on. Dig it. You guys are so cute.
Whiskey Bar
Jim Morrison is so dark mysterious and dangerous and pretty to look at --- he takes you on a journey that your not sure you want to follow but cant help yourself --- you are a bit young for a couple of their songs but I cant say nothing because I was very young when they first caught my attention --- I love so many of their songs --- Riders on the Storm -- Waiting for the Sun -- Moonlight Drive -- When the Musics Over --- I do hope you will listen to more
Girls,
I am a big fan of the doors and have heard this song many times. But your reactions and sense of wonder to it made me appreciate how truly beautiful the song actually is - in its composition and execution. Thank you for renewing my enthusiasm for this song!
His voice is mesmerizing
My all time favorite band , I grew up a doors fan and now I’m in my in my fifty’s and still love them.
Me too!!! I'll go to my grave still listening to the doors. I'll be dead but their music will live on.
The girls made a great musical point that all the musicians are playing in the same key and using the same cords but independently traveling on there own musical journey. Light My Fire has been, is now and will always be my favorite song all time for eternity.
Yeah, crazy, they actually played instruments back in the day. Glad you discovered, there's tons more where that came from. To get the full impact of the group and the late 60s (if your parents allow), recommend you watch the 1991 movie "The Doors", where Val Kilmer amazingly portrays Jim Morrison.
FINALLY !!! ... THE DOORS !!! ... MORE DOORS !!! 🤓
As a 21 year old girl, today, this song is un matchable. I get a feeling listening to this song like no other. Especially beautiful song.
Greatest Rock song ever written !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never gets old !!!!!!!!!!!!
Jim was out there a little further then the rest of us.
Couple of cool young hippy chicks rockin out to the doors :) Awesome reaction as usual ladies. Keep them coming
Went to sleep every night in junior high school listening to The Doors greatest hits. My brother had bought it and went off to the Navy so I listened every night thinking of him.
Great reaction! There is no band quite like the Doors...you have SO much great music from them to discover! Keep on rockin'!
Listening to the Doors you're entering the deep end of the pool.
It's great to see kids this young listening to and appreciating this music.
Jim Morrison always told his bandmates to try to write about eternal themes & songs they will be listening to 50yrs from now. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
You girls are going to break so many hearts! Stay beautiful lovely ladies !!
Jim had the voice, and the band had three of the most criminally underrated musicians of the 60s (John Densmore - drums; Ray Manzarek - keyboards; Robby Krieger - guitar...and no bass necessary).
Glad you chose this...
Excellent review, now you need to do Riders on the Storm by the Doors.......one of the greatest songs ever 😋
I concur!!!
Standing ovation to you girls for truely showing your music hearts and souls. This is not their best and you just started your way into the rabbit hole called The Doors if you give it a try, and please please do. It warms my heart to see your reaction to this gem.
The Doors is one of the first bands that I ever fell in love with, my favorite song by them is Roadhouse Blues! If you want some of Jim Morrison's more interesting vocal performances I recommend Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) and Love Street.
"It's like they all have their own style, but they all fit in perfectly with each other"- That is the best description of The Doors that I have heard ever since I started following them 30 years ago. Great job, young lady.
When I was on active duty in the US Navy in Washington DC in 1968-69, Admiral Morrison, Jim Morrison's father, was my commanding officer!
That is one of the weirdest family stories ever. Dad a central figure in leading the US into war in Vietnam with the Gulf of Tonkin incident, and son a central figure in the counterculture movement tied so closely to anti-war sentiment of the day. Must have made for some crazy Thanksgiving dinners...
What a voice!, Yep, it ain't Drake, Kanye West, Bruno Mars, or any of those crotch grabbing screaming into the Mike, no young ladies THIS IS PURE MUSIC, and MUSICIANSHIP!, Really nice to see young people pick up on some of the greatest music ever made, Myself, I was turning 14 that year, I still remember a guy named Mike Weir came bursting into the classroom and said "man, I just heard the most Bitchin song on the radio" !yep, it was "Light my Fire", about spring 1967
Me da mucho gusto que ustedes cómo niñas oigan está música. La voz de Jim, el órgano de Ray, la guitarra de Robbie y la batería de John podrían oírse solas y aún así encantar. Saludos desde CDMX señoritas!
Grande the Doors
An icon but also a tragedy. Jim Morrison was one of a kind.
Ahhh man the next one should be LOVE STREET , you ladies are the coolest I tell ya .
The keyboardist, Ray Manzarek, an amazing musician also played the bass parts with foot pedals.
He actually played a piano bass with his right hand. The pedals were part of it.
Yes!!! The doors are amazing!!! 🇬🇧
Young girls discovering melody and real instrument playing for the first time.
'Riders on the Storm,' One of the most atmospheric peices and voices captured on vinyl.
Fun fact they had no bassist, the organ player did the bass with his left hand chords and melody with his right.
nope- on the album [LA Woman] the bass was played by Elvis Presley's session musician
@@tvo2563 Ok. All the LIVE stuff was RM
I love to hear your reactions. Great to hear from the younger generation 😊
The production sounds like it was recorded yesterday. Hard to believe it came out some 54 years ago.
Excellent reaction girls! It made me happy to see your appreciation. So glad you loved it. Smart girls.
Jim is the GOAT
I can’t imagine what it’s like to hear this song for this first time.
Standing ovation, cool reaction. Music of my generation, Jim Morrison was a charismatic intelligent young man, nostalgic
LOL. Loved your reaction. One of the iconic classics of the sixties. Please listen to more Doors as they have many great songs.
I was 17 years old and going to Northeastern University, Boston, MA during Sept. 1969 as a freshman, and saw the Doors at the Boston Arena in October, 1969. They rocked! Glad a younger generation can get a taste of the Lizard King, Jungle Jim Morrison and the Doors!
Ladies and gentleman... The Doors 👏👏👏
You girls rule the world
You two girls rock , thank you 😊
Oh ya, the girls loved Jim Morrison. You will love just about everything they did. Happy travels into the Doors....
One of the many legendary songs that made 1967 a most memorable year for popular music. Definitely dive more into music released that year.....it's pretty amazing.
Agreed. Hands down, 1967 was the best year ever in pop music.
Great summary young ladies when you said "they were all doing their own thing but it all came together and worked".
That is a succinct but complete explanation of The Doors.
P.s it was the jazz influence
probably the best song ever made with a big influence on the organ
The voice, the keyboards... try the Doors "Riders on the Storm" for more of this groove.
Girls your doing a great job
Keep having fun listening to the music...
"When the music's over" is definitely worth a listen! The Doors are awesome
you´ve chosen another great band.I also recommend the song the end.
Love the songs of the 60s
See the light ... in their eyes! They really got it!
Not sure if anyone else commented; The Doors didn’t have a bass player. That’s Ray Manzerick on the keyboard. His left hand was keying the bass sound while his right keyed the “keyboard” sound.
The Doors are the closest thing you’ll get to an outer body experience without psychedelics. You guys are crushing on Jim, haha. My mother was in love with him, she saw The Doors three times, the last time in Boston in 1970, they officially released that live show. You guys would love. Jim was destined for tragedy. One of the greatest vocalist the world will ever know. Listen to song “The End”, it will blow your minds and take you far away in your minds
Does that include Beer
Teen girls watching him sing....oh boy their hormones gonna get lit with fire 🔥
This song was my first exposure to this band, lo so many many years ago! I love the interplay between the keyboards and guitar during the instrumental section of the song. Groovy analysis, ladies!! Ray Manzarek played not only the organ but also played the bass parts not on a stringed instrument but on keyboard. Guitarist Robby Krieger wrote the song. We lost singer and principal songwriter Jim Morrison far too soon at age 27.
Also, singer/guitarist José Feliciano did an interesting sort of jazzy cover of this song. You might want to check it out, not for a reaction, but just to hear his interpretation.
Jose Feliciano wrote this song and recorded it first The Doors version is the cover
@@denisbriggs2992 Wrong. Robby Krieger wrote the song.
Jim Morrison was a genius at writing poetry and music, but in real life he was one crazy guy
and not but. he lived it.
Jim Morrison and The Doors continue to blow minds like they did years ago! ❤
LA Woman is a great next song. Good as this one was, LA Woman is a masterpiece. Definitely have the lyrics _ready_ to view *after* you listen. Without spoiling it, the song has two meanings, and the principal one is not the direct one. Morrison was a gifted poet. There is LA the city that often burns in the hills, and there are its inhabitants who too often flame out... You'll love it.
It's so cute watching you two react to this song! 😊
Four words: "When the Music's Over". Especially if it''s the version from "Absolutely Live", with Jim SCREAMING at the audience, lol.
Thanks, nice reaction vid.
The drums from 4:13 to 4:26 is almost IMPOSSIBLE TO PLAY WITH THAT SERIOUS INDEPENDENCE, I can barely even do it after playing drums for 30 years.....Drummer John Densmore had his OWN GROOVE!
Ahh. it's been a while ( I'm 72 ) Vocalist J.Morrison got most of the attention - You might be the first to call him 'smooth-. they were a great BAND. good job
Riders on the Storm is a must!
It's so much fun watching you two discover great music! Your parents are very lucky people too.
Yeah girls, you finally did this reaction. You just got a subscriber.
Other songs by The Doors to check out include: People Are Strange, Riders On The Storm, Touch Me, Hello I Love You and L.A. Woman.
She’s clearly in love with the sound of the keyboard. Ray Manzarek is the player. What a nice reaction
To be fair, LOTS of us are in love with Manzarek's playing.
Another great band you have been introduced to! Delightful to see your reactions to the keyboard/guitar sections.
So very sad that you didn't grow up in the 60' 70's and the 80's!!! But at least you can hear what real music was!!
Rock on Girls!!
You two are adorable. Spot on with your critique of my favorite song of all time.
You got it so right when you said about all the elements and the different styles of the individuals, all blended seamlessly together to create the perfect sound, I love The Doors.
Check out their live performance of Light My Fire on the Ed Sullivan show in 1967. Jim Morrison was nervous, I think, but this shows his natural charisma. He was the template for what became the notion of 'rock star'. th-cam.com/video/tEXlWgMOtqc/w-d-xo.html
Most notably, there is a backstory to this performance. They were asked to change the word 'higher' for the TV appearance. At the time, the word 'higher' was considered to have implications of drug use. The Doors either rebelled or forgot to change the lyrics and kept them as is. It's a whole story - lots of details which I won't go into here. But all available by googling.
The doors. Sooo good. Soo underrated. Need to do more.
I was around both of your ages when I first heard The Doors and I just loved them too ! I would buy singles with my paperboy money and this one was my most cherished record.
I like how they respect their father.