Hmm...Haunting is a perfect word for much of The Doors work. How have I not ever used that word to help describe some of their songs after over 50 years of hearing?
Pretty sure they synched Light My Fire. Not sure about Chrystal Ship (need to watch again). I thought Dick Clark was cool with the intros. The questions were cool. Just get i nand out quick. Good instinct.
Jim Morrison oozed charisma, such an icon, handsome, brilliant musician and poet, everyone wanted to be him, no boundaries, did it his way. Lived life to the fullest.
I was 12 when The Doors started on the music scene early 1967. They blew me away too. I grew up on the Doors and Cream. To this day I still have difficulty ranking Led Zep, The Doors, & The Who, 1 through 3. Thats pretty good company. It is fun knowing the words and music many years later before its even spoken or played. The two songs she played I can easily play them from beginning to end in my head. Thats a mind blown away by The Doors.
@David Bradley Sorry, but I don't think Jim Morrison's talent or issues, with alcoholism essentially, and Kanye West's are comparable in much, if any ways.
The doors have always been one of my favorite groups. These two selections are exceptional. Jim was a poetic individual and had a way of sending us on an imaginary voyage with his lyrics and the bands music. Great selections, great show, great job and it was great seeing you again. Please continue to light my fire with your wonderful reactions, reviews.
I enjoyed watching this and Rebeka's reaction. She is young and has a lot of music history to catch up but she is a live wire and that made it a lot of fun to watch. Cheers, Rebeka.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. The doors were such a great rock band and yes light my fire is one of my favorites and still listening to them today.
The Dick Clark Show was never controversial and the questions were always easy for the artist to answer very quickly and any chance of something going wrong during an interview was totally avoided especially in the later 1960s with the long haired beatniks and hippies on the show .. It was a weekend TV show aired every Saturday for a daytime TV audience to be shown around 1 or 2 o'clock so it had to be nice and easy .... The Doors were banned from The Ed Sullivan Show because of the word Higher was used when Jim was told not to use it on this same song Light My Fire ,Iricnly it was no big thing to worry about on this show ... The very best TV Live Show is The Midnight Special with reruns from the 70s and it is nearly all real live performances and hardly any tape overs for lip synch
You need to add Don kirshners rock concert to that. Also not on TV but on radio was the king biscuit flower hour. Broadcast on late Sunday nights starting in 73. It was live shows by the artists. First show was blood sweat and tears, mahavishnu orchestra and the boss. I was always very tired on Monday mornings during high school.
@@littlejimmy7402 Yep ,it was because Dick Clark was the MC of that also.. I have made a mistake because this is American Bandstand in 1967 ..The Dick Clark Show was over with by 1960
@@craigplatel813 Kirshner's is great and is the best with rock bands but it was not shown as much as The Midnight Special back in the regular tv days of 3 networks ..I should have mentioned it but it just did not hit me at the moment and King Biscuit to me was a radio show only .
I literally spent 1993-1996 just listening to The Doors. I was born in 1980 in NY. As a kid that always felt out of place, the music and lyrics spoke to me!!! Some are born to sweet delight, some are born to endless night! (Blake/Morrison) I am the latter and always will be!
I am the same, that's why I love the music, band, lyrics. They have helped through trying times. I was born 74 and discovered them around 91. But it wasn't much of anything to get my my hands on for info. Then comes the internet and you tube, and I still discover things, the dynamic of them all is amazing and the best band ever in my opinion
I went in a Doors phase just before grunge hit. Krieger unlocked an interest in Spanish guitar with "Spanish Caravan" which is a song that just isn't long enough.
It's like The Doors sang those two songs especially for you, Rebeka. As you may know, those two songs are off their first album. The depth, musical complexity, and the lyrical poetry of The Doors' music stays with you and leaves you contemplating life's mysteries, meanings, and realities. Jim Morrison proposed the name for the band from a book by Aldous Huxley called The Doors of Perception. Huxley took the name from a quote by writer William Blake, "If the doors of perceptions were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, Infinite." Jim was going deep and the band went with him to produce some of the greatest, most interesting rock music of all time. 👍💖🎸😎
Rebeka...I always enjoy watching your reaction to videos. The bands from my era (I'm 65 now) and especially those I have seen in person are definitely my favorite ones. Two quick notes here: 1.) The show was called American Bandstand and they only allowed bands to perform previously produced musical tracks from their records and tried to pass it off as live with lip syncing and fake playing. Those were both studio versions of those songs. John Densmore could not have played the elaborate drumming of Light My Fire on that little set they had on the platform! 2.) The version of Light My Fire we watched was the 45 version of the song and they totally cut the keyboard and guitar solos, which is what made that song an instant iconic rock classic. The Doors were so prolific at song writing that they recorded 5 (count them 5) classic rock albums of original material in three years. The Beatles, Stones, Pink Floyd, U2, Eagles all the other other top rock bands never even came close to that accomplishment. The Doors were way ahead of their time and their music really is classically timeless, even 55 years later!
Any fan of these songs can immediately recognize that they're the studio version but, especially with "Light My Fire," you could see the lip-syncing pretty clearly here. There were several times that Jim threw in an ad-libbed "yeah" at the end of a line which we obviously couldn't hear because it was a dead mic, and he also missed the ad-libs from the studio version in a few places (so we just heard a "yeah" at the end of the line while Jim's mouth was closed). It's a bummer that Bandstand did things that way because live performances (and the unpredictability that came with them) was where the Doors really shined.
The Beatles recorded 5 albums from 1966-68: Revolver, Sgt. Pepper, Yellow Submarine, Magical Mystery Tour, and the White Album (double album). The Doors recorded 4 albums from 1969-71: Soft Parade, Morrison Hotel, LA Woman, and Other Voices. I didn’t see where the Doors recorded 5 albums in 3 years unless you’re including their greatest hits album compilation “13” from 1970.
@@straycatttt2766 The fifth album was called Strange Days, their second album, released in September of 1967. My apologies for not getting it right on The Beatles. They were also very prolific songwriters with a phenomenal catalog of music that is certainly generational. They inspired many, many famous musicians to start playing their instruments with The Beatles first appearance on Ed Sullivan! It definitely was a turning point in my young life when I saw them! Their timeless legacy endures and captivates more audiences today than The Doors ever will. I really do admire what they did and I've seen 3 of the 4 Beatles live as solo acts, but I never got to see The Doors live (Morrison died when I was 14). All in all, I will always choose to go to The Doors before The Beatles on a long roadtrip. That's just "my" taste buds, however.
Rebekah, One if my all time favorite albums and group. Listened to this album through High school and beyond over and over. Rebekah you are a looker.Thanks from Florida.
I totally agree - the live performance is brilliant and Jim as the front man is super intense and "the sexiest man alive" by all standards. Thanks for your reaction 👍❤️
One of the great rock n roll voices! Terrific keyboards. Interesting lyrics. Solid drums and guitar. They had it all for as long as they had it! And a lot of girls in his day reacted just like you, young lady.
The Doors got me through high school and the Vietnam war. Anytime I hear them it takes me back. Ray Manzerak was a beast on keyboards and played the bass line like a bass player would. John and Robbie were sort of Jazz converts. So their music was a beautiful mix of jazz and rock. No other band like them. Still relevant today. At that time Robbie was in his teens.
I was raised in the 60s and 70s. My older sister bought me the Doors debut album for Christmas and my parents bought me a "portable" stereo record player for Christmas. That night I set speakers on each side of my bed (Stereo was relatively new and so cool then). I'd never heard the Doors before and had no idea what to expect. But when the needle dropped on the record (you may know that sound) and "Break On Through..." kicked in, I was blown away. I must have played that album 10 times or more that night until I finally fell asleep... I still have that album. It's in good condition, but I still play it all the time. It never gets old as true greatness never does.
THANK YOU Rebecka!! OUTSTANDING CHOICE!! This brings back tons of great memories for me. The Doors are a very unique group. They never really did fit in any single genre. They played their own stuff Nothing else compares with the Doors! ✌
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic yes! yes! great reaction once again very insightful and meaningful. Incidentally Jim Morrison was a huge Elvis Presley fan you can see the striking resemblance in his voice. Everyone needs a role model I guess. You have great music taste Rebeka 👌👏👏👏❤️🙋♂️
My first album as a bicycle paper boy that I bought with my first months profit. Now I’m in my sixties but the passion is still strong for The Doors, to bad they played the short recorded version.
Morrison was never a "joiner" or compliant. He told the record company that his parents were dead, when, in fact they were alive and well in Florida. They wrote that on his official bio and sent it out. I bet Jim had a good laugh about that one.
I'm so happy to see you and other people reacting to music that people my age were immersed in daily during the greatest shift cultural and musical creativity in western history. You can only imagine what kind of influence it had on kids during that time. Nothing compares to the era from about '63 to '73. Loose yourself in that era's music and you will emerge as a different person.
The Doors have always been my go-to band of the 60's. Stuff like Beach Boys and The Beatles never really got over with me. I think it's because they never stood out like The Doors did. In fact, very few did especially with a singer like the Jimster!
Only the greatest rock song of all time!! Was great being a 16 year old in '67 when this was floating on the airwaves constantly! Way too many memories of a splendid youth. Yeah, it lit our fire!
The song “Crystal Ship” is about shooting Crystal meth speed, a crystal ship was slang in the 60s for a syringe & needle, with a dose for injecting the drug. proof? lyrics: “The Crystal ship is being filled with a thousand thrills for another flashing chance at bliss, you wanna cry, I’d rather fly” if that ain’t a speed freak line, I don’t know what is. Listen to the song again with that theme in mind, you’ll see it.
Crystal Ship is one of my favorite songs by any artist, so beautiful with evocative imagery. The questions and format were very much of the time so no depth to be had here. This was pop for TV teenage audiences watching at home on their black and white sets. Not a great fit for The Doors but they had to start somewhere. It also wasn't really possible to do live performances then so this was actually the album version they mimed along to. At best you'd have live singing over the album track in shows from this era.
I love the fact that you actually DO react to the music as in most reaction videos the reviewers are motionless where as in yours I LOVE your motions !!!!
Good Reactions! The Doors music is immortal! Great rare footage of the Doors talking on TV. Thank the Gods for UA-cam! Jim Morrison was like Elvis in that they both sang Ballads well as well as Rockers! They were both great singers! And Morrison was a Crooner! Which is a lost art.
I love to see women's reactions to music. First heard this as a 16 year old in about 1967 in a coach on the way to an athletics meeting. Saw The Doors in 1970 at the Isle of Wight festival.
The Doors got banned when they played Light My Fire on The Ed Sullivan Show. The producer asked them to change the line "girl we couldn't get much higher" to "girl we couldn't get much better" because of the TV censors super sensitivity to any drug references. The band agreed and then when they were live on the air they just sang it the original way. Getting banned only upped their cred and increased their legendary status.
as an LA boy, the Doors have always held a special place in my heart. when i was 13 one year after Jim died in Paris... i was in a jr high school ceramics class at Malibu Park Jr High taught by Mr Rikard and sat the whole semester next to Dawn Dinsmore...the drummer's daughter. very few of the kids knew who she was... she was very beautiful and creative and quietly tears would roll down her face as we were working on our clay when a Doors song would play on the radio. She was only in Malibu for that semester but I will always remember her. Cheers Dawn!
Great reaction, not sure if it was mentioned but this was a very cut down version of Light My Fire, my Mom in the 70s turned me onto the Doors and Steely Dan been listening to them both since.
The Doors were a band of geniuses! Jim was a great lyricist, a poet, an incredible performer and vocalist; an actor and a singer, all in one. Robby Krieger was an incredible guitarist: he never used picking but always arpeggios, and he's also a Flamenco guitar player. John always put a latin rhythm on even the wildest rock songs! And then there was him, the magnificent Ray Manzarek, a great jazz pianist who played two instruments at the same time, the Rhodes Piano Bass and the Vox Continental keyboard.
I was 11 when Light My Fire was released. I remember listening to Light My Fire on WLS-AM radio while sitting on Foster Avenue beach in Chicago, summer of 1967. Thanks for reaction, especially to The Crystal Ship. A beautiful and underrated song.
Oh my days :) i saw many reactions as much i can from your channel Rebeka about great music , but these two iconic reactions of you , blow me away completely , i'm speechless , i love The Doors so much , their career was very short , but it was special magical gift for the people , these two songs are my favorites and will always be in my mind :) thank you for this amazing reaction , you always light the fire while making awsome reactions :)
Hi Rebeka, Awesome reaction. I too am a huge DOORS fan. IMHO - They are the Best Group from the 6o's. You mentioned Jim's Baritone Voice, Two of his Influences were Frank Sinatra & Elvis. "Light My Fire" is one of the Finest Compositions in Rock music. Keep up the Good work, More DOORS Please. Perhaps you could React to "The End" - (if you Dare)... Or " When the Music's Over" Or "Riders on the Storm"
There was a lot of talk about Jim's thoughts about death but these two songs and most of the Doors' work are very life affirming! I saw them do these songs in 1967. Robby is a friend of a friend. 🙂
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The coolest American rock band of all time!!!
One of their best, most haunting, and underrated songs. This piece also demonstrates the raw talent of Ray Manzarek on keyboards.
Crystal Ship also demonstrates Morrison's genius in poetry. Both of these songs are my two favorites by the Doors. Morrison's voice was unbelievable.
Hmm...Haunting is a perfect word for much of The Doors work. How have I not ever used that word to help describe some of their songs after over 50 years of hearing?
Pretty sure they synched Light My Fire. Not sure about Chrystal Ship (need to watch again). I thought Dick Clark was cool with the intros. The questions were cool. Just get i nand out quick. Good instinct.
@@TrianglesAndCircles Talk about haunting! Try Riders on the Storm!
@@vandalnonesuch8274 Right sir! Or The End.
Jim Morrison oozed charisma, such an icon, handsome, brilliant musician and poet, everyone wanted to be him, no boundaries, did it his way. Lived life to the fullest.
I was 13 in 1967,the Doors blew my mind,still do !!!🎹🎸🎼🎶👍
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I was 12 when The Doors started on the music scene early 1967. They blew me away too. I grew up on the Doors and Cream. To this day I still have difficulty ranking Led Zep, The Doors, & The Who, 1 through 3. Thats pretty good company. It is fun knowing the words and music many years later before its even spoken or played. The two songs she played I can easily play them from beginning to end in my head. Thats a mind blown away by The Doors.
The Crystal Ship is as close as the Doors got to making a modern day lullabye. Insane talent. Too bad Jim let things get away from him.
@David Bradley Sorry, but I don't think Jim Morrison's talent or issues, with alcoholism essentially, and Kanye West's are comparable in much, if any ways.
Ever hear Indian Summer? Lullaby all the way. First song they ever recorded. So tender and beautiful.
@David Bradley no worries. I'm fine with not seeing a fat old former shooting ⭐
Mr MOJO Risin lived a thousand lives in 27 years. A better life than most. While longevity has its upside, The Lizard King is immortal.
“The White Ship,” by the band, H P Lovecraft.
Crystal Ship was an excellent choice. It is hauntingly beautiful. You did splendidly well considering you’d never heard the song before.
The doors have always been one of my favorite groups. These two selections are exceptional. Jim was a poetic individual and had a way of sending us on an imaginary voyage with his lyrics and the bands music.
Great selections, great show, great job and it was great seeing you again. Please continue to light my fire with your wonderful reactions, reviews.
Thank you.:)
When I was 16, all we needed was the first two Doors albums, a black light and a bunch of friends to make an evening complete.
I enjoyed watching this and Rebeka's reaction. She is young and has a lot of music history to catch up but she is a live wire and that made it a lot of fun to watch. Cheers, Rebeka.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. The doors were such a great rock band and yes light my fire is one of my favorites and still listening to them today.
The Dick Clark Show was never controversial and the questions were always easy for the artist to answer very quickly and any chance of something going wrong during an interview was totally avoided especially in the later 1960s with the long haired beatniks and hippies on the show .. It was a weekend TV show aired every Saturday for a daytime TV audience to be shown around 1 or 2 o'clock so it had to be nice and easy .... The Doors were banned from The Ed Sullivan Show because of the word Higher was used when Jim was told not to use it on this same song Light My Fire ,Iricnly it was no big thing to worry about on this show ... The very best TV Live Show is The Midnight Special with reruns from the 70s and it is nearly all real live performances and hardly any tape overs for lip synch
You need to add Don kirshners rock concert to that. Also not on TV but on radio was the king biscuit flower hour. Broadcast on late Sunday nights starting in 73. It was live shows by the artists. First show was blood sweat and tears, mahavishnu orchestra and the boss. I was always very tired on Monday mornings during high school.
Was this a precursor to "American Bandstand"? I grew up watching DC on Bandstand (and the equally great Don Cornelius on Soul Train) in the 70's.
@@littlejimmy7402 Yep ,it was because Dick Clark was the MC of that also.. I have made a mistake because this is American Bandstand in 1967 ..The Dick Clark Show was over with by 1960
@@VIDSTORAGE No worries, I'm really glad to find other people that are trying to keep these memories alive.
@@craigplatel813 Kirshner's is great and is the best with rock bands but it was not shown as much as The Midnight Special back in the regular tv days of 3 networks ..I should have mentioned it but it just did not hit me at the moment and King Biscuit to me was a radio show only .
there will never be another band like this. Rock on girl! IT'S MAGIC!
The Doors and The Band are my 2 favorite groups of the sixties rock. I'm of that generation. Jim was so sexy.
I literally spent 1993-1996 just listening to The Doors. I was born in 1980 in NY. As a kid that always felt out of place, the music and lyrics spoke to me!!! Some are born to sweet delight, some are born to endless night! (Blake/Morrison) I am the latter and always will be!
I am the same, that's why I love the music, band, lyrics. They have helped through trying times. I was born 74 and discovered them around 91. But it wasn't much of anything to get my my hands on for info. Then comes the internet and you tube, and I still discover things, the dynamic of them all is amazing and the best band ever in my opinion
You are young, you missed the best music.
I went in a Doors phase just before grunge hit. Krieger unlocked an interest in Spanish guitar with "Spanish Caravan" which is a song that just isn't long enough.
It's like The Doors sang those two songs especially for you, Rebeka. As you may know, those two songs are off their first album. The depth, musical complexity, and the lyrical poetry of The Doors' music stays with you and leaves you contemplating life's mysteries, meanings, and realities. Jim Morrison proposed the name for the band from a book by Aldous Huxley called The Doors of Perception. Huxley took the name from a quote by writer William Blake, "If the doors of perceptions were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, Infinite." Jim was going deep and the band went with him to produce some of the greatest, most interesting rock music of all time. 👍💖🎸😎
watching your reactions always makes my day , thank you as I am a huge Doors fan . looking forward to what you do next . Blessings to you and yours
Thank you.:)
When ray passed away i was blaring, When the musics over. The End is another epic song. They have a huge catalog. Enjoy
Just like my favorite band, Pink Floyd.
Rebeka...I always enjoy watching your reaction to videos. The bands from my era (I'm 65 now) and especially those I have seen in person are definitely my favorite ones. Two quick notes here: 1.) The show was called American Bandstand and they only allowed bands to perform previously produced musical tracks from their records and tried to pass it off as live with lip syncing and fake playing. Those were both studio versions of those songs. John Densmore could not have played the elaborate drumming of Light My Fire on that little set they had on the platform! 2.) The version of Light My Fire we watched was the 45 version of the song and they totally cut the keyboard and guitar solos, which is what made that song an instant iconic rock classic. The Doors were so prolific at song writing that they recorded 5 (count them 5) classic rock albums of original material in three years. The Beatles, Stones, Pink Floyd, U2, Eagles all the other other top rock bands never even came close to that accomplishment. The Doors were way ahead of their time and their music really is classically timeless, even 55 years later!
Any fan of these songs can immediately recognize that they're the studio version but, especially with "Light My Fire," you could see the lip-syncing pretty clearly here. There were several times that Jim threw in an ad-libbed "yeah" at the end of a line which we obviously couldn't hear because it was a dead mic, and he also missed the ad-libs from the studio version in a few places (so we just heard a "yeah" at the end of the line while Jim's mouth was closed). It's a bummer that Bandstand did things that way because live performances (and the unpredictability that came with them) was where the Doors really shined.
You nailed nailed it!
The Beatles recorded 5 albums from 1966-68: Revolver, Sgt. Pepper, Yellow Submarine, Magical Mystery Tour, and the White Album (double album).
The Doors recorded 4 albums from 1969-71: Soft Parade, Morrison Hotel, LA Woman, and Other Voices. I didn’t see where the Doors recorded 5 albums in 3 years unless you’re including their greatest hits album compilation “13” from 1970.
@@straycatttt2766 The fifth album was called Strange Days, their second album, released in September of 1967. My apologies for not getting it right on The Beatles. They were also very prolific songwriters with a phenomenal catalog of music that is certainly generational. They inspired many, many famous musicians to start playing their instruments with The Beatles first appearance on Ed Sullivan! It definitely was a turning point in my young life when I saw them! Their timeless legacy endures and captivates more audiences today than The Doors ever will. I really do admire what they did and I've seen 3 of the 4 Beatles live as solo acts, but I never got to see The Doors live (Morrison died when I was 14). All in all, I will always choose to go to The Doors before The Beatles on a long roadtrip. That's just "my" taste buds, however.
Rebecca could be from our era (I'm 65 :)). I like her very much - greetings from Lithuania
Nobody sounds like the Doors. That's why their music still resonates today.
Greatest American Rock Band!
Really spotlights Jim’s amazing baritone….
Damn nice, thanks! The Doors music did age very well ! Jim is so charismatic, he has a male sensuality wich only few artists ever matched.
"Crystal Ship"is a one of a kind song.
Trippy, haunting song. Thanks for your reaction!
Love this choice and reaction. Jim Morrison, Legend, Poet, Rock Star, Icon!
Thank you.:)
❤️ I'm glad you got to the Doors. I'd love to see another reaction to them sometime.
The Doors. Best Group Ever !!
Rebekah, One if my all time favorite albums and group. Listened to this album through High school and beyond over and over. Rebekah you are a looker.Thanks from Florida.
They don't make em like that anymore ❤
"People are Strange" and "Touch me" are two great songs by the doors
Nope TOUCH ME too commercialized and top 40 garbage... but many people hear the garbage
Not to touch the Earth !
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Who cares? It's a great song.
I totally agree - the live performance is brilliant and Jim as the front man is super intense and "the sexiest man alive" by all standards. Thanks for your reaction 👍❤️
One of the great rock n roll voices! Terrific keyboards. Interesting lyrics. Solid drums and guitar. They had it all for as long as they had it! And a lot of girls in his day reacted just like you, young lady.
The Doors got me through high school and the Vietnam war. Anytime I hear them it takes me back. Ray Manzerak was a beast on keyboards and played the bass line like a bass player would. John and Robbie were sort of Jazz converts. So their music was a beautiful mix of jazz and rock. No other band like them. Still relevant today. At that time Robbie was in his teens.
I was raised in the 60s and 70s. My older sister bought me the Doors debut album for Christmas and my parents bought me a "portable" stereo record player for Christmas. That night I set speakers on each side of my bed (Stereo was relatively new and so cool then). I'd never heard the Doors before and had no idea what to expect. But when the needle dropped on the record (you may know that sound) and "Break On Through..." kicked in, I was blown away. I must have played that album 10 times or more that night until I finally fell asleep...
I still have that album. It's in good condition, but I still play it all the time. It never gets old as true greatness never does.
THANK YOU Rebecka!! OUTSTANDING CHOICE!! This brings back tons of great memories for me. The Doors are a very unique group. They never really did fit in any single genre. They played their own stuff
Nothing else compares with the Doors! ✌
Thank you.:)
Rebeka, Love the Way you Move for Light my Fire !!
Rebeka honestly u r sooo in the groove - ty for all video reactions - hi 5 Fr Canada
I love you!! Love the enthusiasm, specially for the Doors!!❤️❤️
I remember as a kid back in the day, we could not believe how long this song was but we loved it completely.
Yes we could just the teeny bopper listening to the garbage safe stuff couldnt
🏆🏆 Super choice and equally great commentary! Thanks much !☮
Thank you.:)
Thank you very much for your expert review of these songs...I'm happy to see you take the time to react & analyze every song you react to Rebeka
Thank you.:)
I think that's the best reaction of yours I've seen so far. Well done!
Thank you.:)
Loved watching your reaction! It was fun!
The Doors..the coolest band in rock history...when the Gods of Rock party, the Doors are the house band
Great lps you can play without skipping any
Jim was way ahead of his time he was on a different level a different world
Girl I love your reactions to this song. It makes me cry a lot when I listen to this. Jim is very special to me.
A pity you didn't have the middle jazzy section. NOW THAT IS SUPERB. Perhaps you might look out for that and do it again ... please!.
Fantastic job with your reaction and analysis of Crystal Ship & Light My Fire from the Doors . Back to the blonde hair color looks Amazing Rebeka.
Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic your welcome Rebeka.
Congratulations Rebeka!! 25K subscribers. Well deserved!
Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic yes! yes! great reaction once again very insightful and meaningful. Incidentally Jim Morrison was a huge Elvis Presley fan you can see the striking resemblance in his voice. Everyone needs a role model I guess. You have great music taste Rebeka 👌👏👏👏❤️🙋♂️
My first album as a bicycle paper boy that I bought with my first months profit. Now I’m in my sixties but the passion is still strong for The Doors, to bad they played the short recorded version.
I bought "Strange Days" with hay baling money.
Love the Doors -Light my Fire is my favourite track- cheers Rebeka xxx
Thanks for covering the doors,,, such a wide variety of songs... you might Roadhouse Blues as well... thqnks
im from Portugal and i always love The Doors
Morrison was never a "joiner" or compliant. He told the record company that his parents were dead, when, in fact they were alive and well in Florida. They wrote that on his official bio and sent it out. I bet Jim had a good laugh about that one.
I'm so happy to see you and other people reacting to music that people my age were immersed in daily during the greatest shift cultural and musical creativity in western history. You can only imagine what kind of influence it had on kids during that time. Nothing compares to the era from about '63 to '73. Loose yourself in that era's music and you will emerge as a different person.
Jim's voice.....smooth as smooth as can be
So haunting
A genius band with the voice of Jim Morrison- bought my first LP Strange Days here in the UK in 1967. Great reaction- made me happy, Thanks.
The Doors have always been my go-to band of the 60's. Stuff like Beach Boys and The Beatles never really got over with me. I think it's because they never stood out like The Doors did. In fact, very few did especially with a singer like the Jimster!
It's the first time I watched a reaction video and was more entertained by the host. Cool expressions!
Only the greatest rock song of all time!! Was great being a 16 year old in '67 when this was floating on the airwaves constantly! Way too many memories of a splendid youth. Yeah, it lit our fire!
The song “Crystal Ship” is about shooting Crystal meth speed, a crystal ship was slang in the 60s for a syringe & needle, with a dose for injecting the drug.
proof? lyrics: “The Crystal ship is being filled with a thousand thrills for another flashing chance at bliss, you wanna cry, I’d rather fly” if that ain’t a speed freak line, I don’t know what is. Listen to the song again with that theme in mind, you’ll see it.
Isn't it amazing how The Doors music transcends all generations, having started in the 60's when I was just a teenager...far out!
Crystal Ship is one of my favorite songs by any artist, so beautiful with evocative imagery.
The questions and format were very much of the time so no depth to be had here. This was pop for TV teenage audiences watching at home on their black and white sets. Not a great fit for The Doors but they had to start somewhere. It also wasn't really possible to do live performances then so this was actually the album version they mimed along to. At best you'd have live singing over the album track in shows from this era.
Really love this songs to sing it out!
I love the fact that you actually DO react to the music as in most reaction videos the reviewers are motionless where as in yours I LOVE your motions !!!!
Tank you so much rebekka..
JEEZ ! You are Frigging BEAUTIFUL !!! other than that good Song. I can't believe 55 years ago ??? WTF !
So cool how the sunlight shone on you face during Light my fire. This video really cheered me up thanks
Good Reactions!
The Doors music is immortal! Great rare footage of the Doors talking on TV.
Thank the Gods for UA-cam!
Jim Morrison was like Elvis in that they both sang Ballads well as well as Rockers! They were both great singers! And Morrison was a Crooner! Which is a lost art.
I love to see women's reactions to music. First heard this as a 16 year old in about 1967 in a coach on the way to an athletics meeting. Saw The Doors in 1970 at the Isle of Wight festival.
I love The Doors. Plus your reactions are best I’ve seen.
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
Rebeka your make up and hair in this video is spot on really nice! Love seeing your reactions to the best music ever!
Thank you.:)
You did good. Movin like the times of this music. Like you were there and then.
The Doors got banned when they played Light My Fire on The Ed Sullivan Show. The producer asked them to change the line "girl we couldn't get much higher" to "girl we couldn't get much better" because of the TV censors super sensitivity to any drug references. The band agreed and then when they were live on the air they just sang it the original way. Getting banned only upped their cred and increased their legendary status.
American Bandstand was a show for high school aged kids. Dick Clark, the MC, played to that age 15-18 audience.
as an LA boy, the Doors have always held a special place in my heart. when i was 13 one year after Jim died in Paris... i was in a jr high school ceramics class at Malibu Park Jr High taught by Mr Rikard and sat the whole semester next to Dawn Dinsmore...the drummer's daughter. very few of the kids knew who she was... she was very beautiful and creative and quietly tears would roll down her face as we were working on our clay when a Doors song would play on the radio. She was only in Malibu for that semester but I will always remember her. Cheers Dawn!
Great reaction, not sure if it was mentioned but this was a very cut down version of Light My Fire, my Mom in the 70s turned me onto the Doors and Steely Dan been listening to them both since.
Thank you.:)
love your reaction!!!! now following you from argentina!!!
Morrison is still such a Rockstar. The Blue Bus Is Calling Us. Thank you Rebeka. Great job Gal.
Thank you.:)
The Doors were a band of geniuses! Jim was a great lyricist, a poet, an incredible performer and vocalist; an actor and a singer, all in one. Robby Krieger was an incredible guitarist: he never used picking but always arpeggios, and he's also a Flamenco guitar player. John always put a latin rhythm on even the wildest rock songs! And then there was him, the magnificent Ray Manzarek, a great jazz pianist who played two instruments at the same time, the Rhodes Piano Bass and the Vox Continental keyboard.
Baby this band is the best in the universe. Hope you "Break on through, to the other side"!
Two great songs what a great poet Jim Morrison was I loved your reaction you were really getting into it
Thank you.:)
Rebeka lights my fiiiaaaaah 🔥
Thanks - Those are 2 of my favorite Doors songs.
Ciao Rebeka, un saluto dall'Italia per dirti che bellissima. Poi Jim è un grande folle, lo amo. Ciao ❤
Love how John starts drumming to Light My Fire before he sits down
I was 11 when Light My Fire was released. I remember listening to Light My Fire on WLS-AM radio while sitting on Foster Avenue beach in Chicago, summer of 1967. Thanks for reaction, especially to The Crystal Ship. A beautiful and underrated song.
Great reaction! In the first X-Files movie there’s a scene where Muldaur is in a bar and the band at the bar is doing a cover of The Crystal Ship.
The "Lizard King",,, Jim Morrison Im a very fortunate man to have seen all these bands live,, my favorite was Jimi hendrix
Another terrific reaction to 2 great Doors songs [Just found this one today, many months later, but cool :) ]
The sound of the sixtiees! Sounds like....victory!
Great band, great reaction 👍
The DOORS. Best band ever, pls review more of this amazing group, Cheers.
If you are going down the doors rabbit hole, you'll love 20th century fox
Thank you. I love The Doors.
The man speaking is Dick Clark and he was the host of American Bandstand. It was a very popular Music TV program decades ago.
Oh my days :) i saw many reactions as much i can from your channel Rebeka about great music , but these two iconic reactions of you , blow me away completely , i'm speechless , i love The Doors so much , their career was very short , but it was special magical gift for the people , these two songs are my favorites and will always be in my mind :) thank you for this amazing reaction , you always light the fire while making awsome reactions :)
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
FINALLY a song review and you play the song all the way through first! 👏 👏 🎉
Hi Rebeka,
Awesome reaction.
I too am a huge DOORS fan. IMHO - They are the Best Group from the 6o's.
You mentioned Jim's Baritone Voice, Two of his Influences were Frank Sinatra & Elvis.
"Light My Fire" is one of the Finest Compositions in Rock music.
Keep up the Good work, More DOORS Please.
Perhaps you could React to "The End" - (if you Dare)...
Or " When the Music's Over"
Or "Riders on the Storm"
There was a lot of talk about Jim's thoughts about death but these two songs and most of the Doors' work are very life affirming! I saw them do these songs in 1967. Robby is a friend of a friend. 🙂
And the TV short version of Light my fire - the instrumentals of the full version is something many people miss out on.
great songs choice to react Rebeka
Fantastic reaction. You were mesmerized. This band and JMs life was too short, but is an enigma and unique.