@@RoRo-vr6wx Because he talked about it and it is in his music. He also kllled soemeone on the road. There was a video of it at the time, I can’t find it agaín but he was saying a guy gave him a ride and started to talk a lot so he took his life. He said that like if it was nothing. The same way that Katy Perry said she sold his soul to the devil, Morrison said in that manner that he took the guy’s life
I wish I could have heard it when it was brand new, but I'll never forget my first time hearing this full album in 2000 when I was a kid.. No current bands of my era could even begin to compare to this brilliant album. I had of course heard "Break On Through" really early on, like everyone else. But the experience of hearing the whole album was amazing. This is in it's own category completely, even amongst their peers when this album came out in the 60's. It's still amazing to this day.
All 4 were perfect together. Without one of them, no matter who, the three others would be just common. Robby came from Flamenco and Ray from Jazz and Bach. And Jim was him.
The Doors put "The End" as the last song on their 1967 debut album. Think about that for a second. This epic was on their debut album. Talk about making a statement! We used to play that record all the time when I was in college in the late eighties. The Doors debut album is a classic -- "Break On Through (To the Other Side)", "Soul Kitchen", "The Crystal Ship", "Twentieth Century Fox", "Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)", "Light My Fire", "Back Door Man", "I Looked at You", "End of the Night", "Take It as It Comes", "The End" -- Killer! They buried the f-bombs and the "Kill! Kill!" in the mix on the record, but you can clearly hear them on this lyric video. So I'm guessing that it was crafted from the version used in the Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 Vietnam War film Apocalypse Now, starring Martin Sheen and Marlon Brando among a cast including Robert Duvall, Dennis Hopper, and Laurence Fishburne -- when he was only 14! In the time before the internet Apocalypse Now was often listed among the top ten films ever made. Today it sits at #55 on the IMDB chart. Coppola uses "The End" to great effect at the climax of the film. Check it out when you can. At any rate, The Doors were a sixties psychedelic blues-rock band from Los Angeles that took their name from the title of the 1954 book "The Doors of Perception" by Aldous Huxley, author of "Brave New World" (1932). Huxley wrote "The Doors of Perception" about his experiences under the influence of mescaline which he took in 1953 as part of a psychiatric research experiment into psychedelic drugs. When you're ready for more from The Doors, check out more cuts from their debut that I listed above along with some of their other classic songs such as "L.A. Woman", "People Are Strange", "Hello, I Love You", "Love Her Madly", "Love Street", "Strange Days", "Five to One", "I Can't See Your Face in My Mind", and "Peace Frog" among many other greats.
One time at a college study session in 1989 or 1990, it was my turn to choose the music. I picked the greatest hits by The Doors. This song had been playing for a while when one of my friends asked, "what the f**k are we listening to?"
The Doors of Perception title was taken by Huxley from a poem by William Blake : "If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite".
Yours is the most genuine reation I have seen to this song. It seems that you got it. Jim was a very smart man, troubled by brilliant. A poet, a writer, a thinker, a philosopher, who happened to bring us his ideas though this music. Ray John and Robby were great musicians who complwmwntws each other. As a whole The Doors are magical
This song brings me memories of a very strange and turbulent time. I was still a young boy when I heard this song first time. The first thing that comes to my mind when I heard this song is Vietnam War Time. It is one of the most emblematic songs of the 60's.
"This is the trip, the best part, I really like" - lyric taken from another great Doors song, The Soft Parade. Relevant because listening to all of The Doors is like that.
Great band. Morrison is one of the greatest frontmen ever. Very trippy, exotic sound. Almost a Middle Eastern urgency there. Check out "Crystal Ship" and "Riders on the Storm'. Great reaction.
Pope I love your reaction. Seeing young people react to Jim like this proves to me Jim is still relevant over 50 years later. I was thirteen I think when I found Jim and I fell hard for his music. I'm fifty three now and I just found out last year he's my second cousin once removed. I was adopted and I needed a dna test and quite a bit of research before I found out this fact.. I'm incredibly proud to be Jims cousin.
It's fantastic. It's used over the beginning of Apocalypse now, and it's immensely powerful there. But this is probably my favourite Doors song. How about trying 1983 by Jimi Hendrix off Electric Ladyland. It's my favourite Hendrix, and definitely psychadelic with a bit of a science fiction theme to it.
Jimbo was connected to the Divine. There is so much meaning, there are entire sites trying to dissect his lyrics. The music is FANTASTIC! Unlike anything that's come before or since.
Saw the Doors in Chicago when I was 19. I’m pretty sure it was the winter of 1969 They were on fire that nite and the crowd was trippin, it was fantastic!! The memory is a bit hazy✨🔥✨
Jim was a poet first and then The Lizard King... Superstar Rock God for The Doors ✌️🙂 You gotta be ready for a wild ride anytime you listen to Mr. Mojo Risin ( aka. Jim Morrison )
While a lot of 60's-early 70's bands were singing songs of love and positivity, the Doors went in a dark disturbing opposite direction, and that's what made them so great.
If I'm not mistaken, they were one of the very first to venture into dark and deep lyrical subject matter like this. I'll be eternally in love with them for the vibe and feeling their music portrays. Still ain't heard nothing that quite compares to this band.
@@yearginclarke The Doors stand alone or are copied really. They were a great working band that saw Jim in a way even few people do today. He was a genius who was willing to risk it all for his art. He rolled the dice one too many times.
@@StanSwan Yes he did roll the dice too many times. I can't remember his quotes specifically in detail, but I remember reading one about how he used self destruction as a way of life, or something to that effect.
@@yearginclarke We all did at his age. He also thought his generation would live well past 100 years old in some interviews. Most of what you think you and I know about him is from the Oliver Stone fictional movie and Ray's tall tails. Jim did not want to die. That is a myth.
Morrison and the Doors produced so many classic songs, but this is the one that has always stood out for me as the greatest they ever recorded. R.I.P Jim, you were taken from us far too early and the world is a poorer place for your tragic death.
I love your attention to every note & lyric. You put your heart & sole into music…..and I really love how much you appreciate the music of the past decades. Its pretty awesome, huh?!!
Cut live in the Studio with no overdubs. I've heard the engineer say that they nailed it on the second take. That's it, boys. That's a print. Incredible.....when you think about it. And they had only fully fleshed it out a week or so before recording it, onstage at a club.
Loved your reaction to this. Such a mellow but dark song. In a late sixties interview, Jim Morrison predicted the future of music being more digitally and machine based! Yeah, Jim knew a thing or two. For your next Doors reaction, may I suggest, "The Soft Parade". It's an eight minute long ride and also a track that I rarely, if ever, see suggested. If ever there was someone who would dig it , it would be you, Pope. Peace
This one is famous for the almost trance like nod to jazz.....rather meandering melodies. And of course the reference to Oedipus!!! Both Roman and Greek stories are full of such shockers. Morrison was indeed drawn to darkness although he was also capable of such touching songs. Love Street, Moonlight Drive to name a couple. Thank you for sharing young man! 😽💋🎶
Ha you didnt waste anytime before diving into the dark side -- Jim was very well read and studied many old teachings and philosopher's and shares a remarkable resemblance to Alexander the Great - look up the statues of the Greek Leader and you will see what he means by " Taking a face from the ancient gallery and walk on down the hall" -- He even made famous the haircut of Alexander --- They have quite a lot of great songs -- I love When the Musics Over
The Doors have always been one of my favorite bands. I was five years sober and clean before I could listen to them without my addictions being triggered.
I would say their most psychedelic song, other than this one, would be 'Strange Days,' cover song of the album Strange Days. My favorite off that album.
it is the only song I've heard that says 'kill ur father and f ur mother'...this paragraph was improvised during a set at the Whisky a gogo, L.A., and the Doors were subsequently fired as the manager called Jim 'the filthiest man on earth'...
This is my second vid watching you react. I love how you get so involved, man. You have such a thorough understanding of Jim and the Doors. It's as if you were Jim himself re incarnated . This stuff really affects you, think about it . This is probably my favorite of all the Doors' songs. When he did this live at the Whiskey A Go Go club, he screamed out the actual line when he says : "Mother, I want to . . . f***********k you !" This was way back in the beginning. BTW, he was on acid when he sang the song. Keep listening to the Doors and I'll keep watching you .
Saw the first showing in New York City of Apocalypse Now in the 70s. Great movie. The inclusion of this song makes the movie a memorable one. Surreal music to surreal scenes. Weird scenes inside
"Edge of your seat, edge of your mind" has to be the best description of the Doors I've ever heard. Congratulations! Another great trippy song would be Kate Bush's "The Dreaming" or "Under Ice".
The snake refers to drug use and or Satan. The gold mine is where they spent the weekend dropping acid. I first heard this song as you heard it played on the radio. Before political correctness and censorship. In 1968 I went to the doors concert at the Veterans Memorial in Phoenix. When the doors were on the The Ed Sullivan Show he didn't want Morrison to sing girl you couldn't get much higher. Well there he was walking out on stage with extremely tight pants and with all the girls around the country faces glued to their TV sets he sang the song it was intended. More controversy and they loved it. Lol
Yes satan ride the snake they pick on and hurt the innocent but what happens when the innocent links with the one in the dark I tell those with ears and eyes what happens when the wicked is looking for redemption he links with the hurt and down low and together they rise to the word
One of the oldest snake images in the West is the Snake in the Garden, before Adam and Eve are thrown out of the garden. Now imagine the beginning of this song is sung by Adam, before they are thrust into a "Roman wilderness of pain."
Enjoying your many month's musical journey Pope!! Here are some selections in the same genre: Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man", Chambers Brothers "Time Has Come Today" (long version), Quicksilver Messenger Service "Gold and Silver" and "Pride of Man", Creedence Clearwater Revival "Suzie Q" (long version), Arthur Brown "Fire"
I remember dancing in a club under black lights a bit high I would say.. and just swaying along with everybody else that was just swaying along..but after listening to this now outside of the club I didn't realize a lot of stuff he was saying.. . Gotta love the doors ..Jim Morrison..
Another awesome song by The Doors is Celebration of the Lizard off their Absolutely Live album. A touch on the long side which is great for the journey you go on. I've actually performed this song twice on stage with a band. My all time favorite song!
I can't find a video for Riders On The Storm on your channel. Have I overlooked it or forgotten that I've already seen it? And if you really haven't heard the song yet, you should do so as soon as possible. Fun fact: a buddy of mine and me were sitting in his cellar in the late 80´s when I got my first joint while listening to the rain and the lyrics of Riders on the storm. It was the first time hearing Jim Morrison. I was about 18/19 and then finally came the end, about 35 years ago and one of the best evenings in my live..you have to...but just a suggestion
Great reaction! Thanks for the video :) Would be cool if you react the song "When The Music's Over" or "The Soft Parade". The Doors have many epic songs 🏅
your reaction is similar to mine, even tho mine was in 1972 after 2 hits of LSD. think I had a fundamental personality change- totally astonished and humbled
Jimi Hendrix will blow your mind bro, trust me (also belongs to the 27 club). Try with "Love Or Confusion", "May This Be Love" *and* "Little Wing", "Castles Made of Sand", but on spotify, the original version is only found there, heck, you could do both of the albums, they're a fckng masterpiece. I really love your reactions to the "Classic Hippie Rock" by the way :D!!
Loved and still love the Doors. Check out some mid sixties with Love’s “You set the scene” on the Forever Changes album and another long classic song “Ina gadda de vida” by Iron Butterfly.
Really spiritual content 👻👽🧞♂️✨
The Snake is Satan. The ancient lake is the lake of fire. Jim had demons
@@queroemigrar4154 no he was on acid
@@RoRo-vr6wx and into the occult too
@@queroemigrar4154 how do you know
@@RoRo-vr6wx Because he talked about it and it is in his music. He also kllled soemeone on the road. There was a video of it at the time, I can’t find it agaín but he was saying a guy gave him a ride and started to talk a lot so he took his life. He said that like if it was nothing. The same way that Katy Perry said she sold his soul to the devil, Morrison said in that manner that he took the guy’s life
The Doors were not a normal band. Totally unique. This is my favorite Doors' song. Their Magnum Opus IMO.
It was freaking mind-blowing then and it's still mind-blowing now
I wish I could have heard it when it was brand new, but I'll never forget my first time hearing this full album in 2000 when I was a kid.. No current bands of my era could even begin to compare to this brilliant album. I had of course heard "Break On Through" really early on, like everyone else. But the experience of hearing the whole album was amazing. This is in it's own category completely, even amongst their peers when this album came out in the 60's. It's still amazing to this day.
Densmores drumming is fucking superb the way he spaps into those drum rolls is awesome ✌️❤️
All 4 were perfect together. Without one of them, no matter who, the three others would be just common. Robby came from Flamenco and Ray from Jazz and Bach. And Jim was him.
The Doors put "The End" as the last song on their 1967 debut album. Think about that for a second. This epic was on their debut album. Talk about making a statement! We used to play that record all the time when I was in college in the late eighties. The Doors debut album is a classic -- "Break On Through (To the Other Side)", "Soul Kitchen", "The Crystal Ship", "Twentieth Century Fox", "Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)", "Light My Fire", "Back Door Man", "I Looked at You", "End of the Night", "Take It as It Comes", "The End" -- Killer!
They buried the f-bombs and the "Kill! Kill!" in the mix on the record, but you can clearly hear them on this lyric video. So I'm guessing that it was crafted from the version used in the Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 Vietnam War film Apocalypse Now, starring Martin Sheen and Marlon Brando among a cast including Robert Duvall, Dennis Hopper, and Laurence Fishburne -- when he was only 14! In the time before the internet Apocalypse Now was often listed among the top ten films ever made. Today it sits at #55 on the IMDB chart. Coppola uses "The End" to great effect at the climax of the film. Check it out when you can.
At any rate, The Doors were a sixties psychedelic blues-rock band from Los Angeles that took their name from the title of the 1954 book "The Doors of Perception" by Aldous Huxley, author of "Brave New World" (1932). Huxley wrote "The Doors of Perception" about his experiences under the influence of mescaline which he took in 1953 as part of a psychiatric research experiment into psychedelic drugs. When you're ready for more from The Doors, check out more cuts from their debut that I listed above along with some of their other classic songs such as "L.A. Woman", "People Are Strange", "Hello, I Love You", "Love Her Madly", "Love Street", "Strange Days", "Five to One", "I Can't See Your Face in My Mind", and "Peace Frog" among many other greats.
One time at a college study session in 1989 or 1990, it was my turn to choose the music. I picked the greatest hits by The Doors. This song had been playing for a while when one of my friends asked, "what the f**k are we listening to?"
@@JPMadden Nice! Maybe you shoulda played him "The Gift" by The Velvet Underground next...
@@mikecaetano I had never heard or heard of that song.
The Doors of Perception title was taken by Huxley from a poem by William Blake : "If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite".
Yours is the most genuine reation I have seen to this song. It seems that you got it. Jim was a very smart man, troubled by brilliant. A poet, a writer, a thinker, a philosopher, who happened to bring us his ideas though this music. Ray John and Robby were great musicians who complwmwntws each other. As a whole The Doors are magical
A+ reaction…. This is my era growing up…I’m 68…they were perfect for the times
One of many masterpieces that they produced. I was 7 years old when I first heard them back in 1966. This is real 100% art.
This song brings me memories of a very strange and turbulent time. I was still a young boy when I heard this song first time. The first thing that comes to my mind when I heard this song is Vietnam War Time. It is one of the most emblematic songs of the 60's.
This is not only the best reaction to this song, but one of the best reaction for any track on UA-cam.
The Doors are great!! L.A. Woman and When the Music's Over are two I really love, along with this one. Spanish Caravan is also a good listen.
"This is the trip, the best part, I really like" - lyric taken from another great Doors song, The Soft Parade. Relevant because listening to all of The Doors is like that.
You did well young brutha. This is not a song...More like a mystical experience. Mind opening...
Great band. Morrison is one of the greatest frontmen ever.
Very trippy, exotic sound. Almost a Middle Eastern urgency there. Check out "Crystal Ship" and "Riders on the Storm'. Great reaction.
that sound is called Raga and comes from India.
Best reaction ever to this song.
you’re too kind!
You entered the Doors of perception there.
Pope I love your reaction. Seeing young people react to Jim like this proves to me Jim is still relevant over 50 years later. I was thirteen I think when I found Jim and I fell hard for his music. I'm fifty three now and I just found out last year he's my second cousin once removed. I was adopted and I needed a dna test and quite a bit of research before I found out this fact.. I'm incredibly proud to be Jims cousin.
incredible, you’re aligned with the lizard king 🙏🏿 thanks for stopping by.
That's fucking cool bro
It's so fun to see the reaction of music I have listen to for ca 50 years ✌️❤️😘
I’m 70 years old and I still have a poster of Jim on my wall! ❤️☮️👵🏼
If you could find it..I’d react to the live version of the song from a Canadian tv show
It's fantastic. It's used over the beginning of Apocalypse now, and it's immensely powerful there. But this is probably my favourite Doors song.
How about trying 1983 by Jimi Hendrix off Electric Ladyland. It's my favourite Hendrix, and definitely psychadelic with a bit of a science fiction theme to it.
My favorite track my Jimi! I've never seen anyone react to it
@@bobcorbin3294 the Hendrix estate watches his copyrights like a hawk, and just about anything of his gets blocked instantly. It's a real bummer.
The horror, the horror ...
Jimbo was connected to the Divine. There is so much meaning, there are entire sites trying to dissect his lyrics. The music is FANTASTIC! Unlike anything that's come before or since.
Painfully beautiful. One of a kind. Your reaction was pure. Thank you for sharing...
Been a die hard fan since the early seventies, no one sounds like THE DOORS
I am loving watching you react to top quality GOAT music...❤
I was listen to the Doors in the end of the 60' an the beginning of the 70'. And I was only 17-18 years then. But I remember it so well ✌️❤️
I've watched a lot or reactors react to The End, and I think this dude's reaction during the song is the best.
Robby Krieger (the guitarist) wrote a lot of the Doors songs, still tours, most of all he is one of the most chill guys in rock music industry.
"Seven Mile Snake" is a reference to his lower appendage...Jim Morrison was poet who spoke and sang in metaphor!
Saw the Doors in Chicago when I was 19. I’m pretty sure it was the winter of 1969 They were on fire that nite and the crowd was trippin, it was fantastic!! The memory is a bit hazy✨🔥✨
Jim was a poet first and then The Lizard King... Superstar Rock God for The Doors ✌️🙂
You gotta be ready for a wild ride anytime you listen to Mr. Mojo Risin ( aka. Jim Morrison )
Yes he said he was the Lizard King., Read similar remarks of the Aneriindain God "Coyote"... " I am Coyote . I can do anythig.""
This song is truly a trip
Completely Teresa
Hey bro!! Great choice man. What a ride ha. Talk about going on a trip. RIP JIM AND RAY thx Pope You rock!!¡
While a lot of 60's-early 70's bands were singing songs of love and positivity, the Doors went in a dark disturbing opposite direction, and that's what made them so great.
Jim never did an act, he was the real deal.
If I'm not mistaken, they were one of the very first to venture into dark and deep lyrical subject matter like this. I'll be eternally in love with them for the vibe and feeling their music portrays. Still ain't heard nothing that quite compares to this band.
@@yearginclarke The Doors stand alone or are copied really. They were a great working band that saw Jim in a way even few people do today. He was a genius who was willing to risk it all for his art. He rolled the dice one too many times.
@@StanSwan Yes he did roll the dice too many times. I can't remember his quotes specifically in detail, but I remember reading one about how he used self destruction as a way of life, or something to that effect.
@@yearginclarke We all did at his age. He also thought his generation would live well past 100 years old in some interviews. Most of what you think you and I know about him is from the Oliver Stone fictional movie and Ray's tall tails. Jim did not want to die. That is a myth.
Morrison and the Doors produced so many classic songs, but this is the one that has always stood out for me as the greatest they ever recorded. R.I.P Jim, you were taken from us far too early and the world is a poorer place for your tragic death.
I love your attention to every note & lyric. You put your heart & sole into music…..and I really love how much you appreciate the music of the past decades.
Its pretty awesome, huh?!!
When The Music's Over is another in the same vein
A+A+ I commented before…but felt the need to let you know. How much I respect your reaction to this madness
Cut live in the Studio with no overdubs. I've heard the engineer say that they nailed it on the second take. That's it, boys. That's a print. Incredible.....when you think about it. And they had only fully fleshed it out a week or so before recording it, onstage at a club.
Pros
Morrison rides the music like a horse in a slow rhythmic stride.
Loved your reaction to this. Such a mellow but dark song. In a late sixties interview, Jim Morrison predicted the future of music being more digitally and machine based! Yeah, Jim knew a thing or two. For your next Doors reaction, may I suggest, "The Soft Parade". It's an eight minute long ride and also a track that I rarely, if ever, see suggested. If ever there was someone who would dig it , it would be you, Pope. Peace
It seems to me that the crescendo at about 11:00 can be interpreted to represent either an orgasm or a killing frenzy.
Love your reaction
Their song "Soft Parade" is a trip and a half as well. Also their song "Strange Days" is quite trippy as well.
"Soft Parade" is definitely worth checking. It's an overlooked classic, imo.
@@cosmiccat6708 it's they're best song ever, imo
@@pelegrim3264 I agree!
This one is famous for the almost trance like nod to jazz.....rather meandering melodies. And of course the reference to Oedipus!!! Both Roman and Greek stories are full of such shockers. Morrison was indeed drawn to darkness although he was also capable of such touching songs. Love Street, Moonlight Drive to name a couple. Thank you for sharing young man! 😽💋🎶
Ha you didnt waste anytime before diving into the dark side -- Jim was very well read and studied many old teachings and philosopher's and shares a remarkable resemblance to Alexander the Great - look up the statues of the Greek Leader and you will see what he means by " Taking a face from the ancient gallery and walk on down the hall" -- He even made famous the haircut of Alexander --- They have quite a lot of great songs -- I love When the Musics Over
The Doors have always been one of my favorite bands. I was five years sober and clean before I could listen to them without my addictions being triggered.
Iron Butterfly In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida is a fantastic psychedelic tune. Do the long version.
Jim Morrison was a poet
I would say their most psychedelic song, other than this one, would be 'Strange Days,' cover song of the album Strange Days. My favorite off that album.
You picked a good one! Probably my fav Doors tune. This tune gets all Oedipal 😉
it is the only song I've heard that says 'kill ur father and f ur mother'...this paragraph was improvised during a set at the Whisky a gogo, L.A., and the Doors were subsequently fired as the manager called Jim 'the filthiest man on earth'...
Thank you. I had the same reaction 40 years ago. Your awesome.
This is my second vid watching you react. I love how you get so involved, man. You have such a thorough understanding of Jim and the Doors. It's as if you were Jim himself re incarnated . This stuff really affects you, think about it . This is probably my favorite of all the Doors' songs. When he did this live at the Whiskey A Go Go club, he screamed out the actual line when he says : "Mother, I want to . . . f***********k you !" This was way back in the beginning. BTW, he was on acid when he sang the song. Keep listening to the Doors and I'll keep watching you .
" when the music is over " !! This one will make you think...
Thank you for a great reaction!! I'm from the 61 on ; I remember when this came out.
Hello ,..you are shoked by the. end of the end..me too at the.Time. ..bye.! Good Luck Guy.!
Saw the first showing in New York City of Apocalypse Now in the 70s. Great movie. The inclusion of this song makes the movie a memorable one. Surreal music to surreal scenes. Weird scenes inside
Seen them perform in AZ at the Coliseum in 1968.
Great reaction. This song was used brilliantly for the title sequence of the film "Apocalypse Now ". Eerie, haunting.
"Edge of your seat, edge of your mind" has to be the best description of the Doors I've ever heard. Congratulations! Another great trippy song would be Kate Bush's "The Dreaming" or "Under Ice".
Super respectful reaction….you have a subscriber…. Nobody like the Doors…when they were perfect….and when they weren’t.
A+
The snake refers to drug use and or Satan. The gold mine is where they spent the weekend dropping acid.
I first heard this song as you heard it played on the radio. Before political correctness and censorship.
In 1968 I went to the doors concert at the Veterans Memorial in Phoenix.
When the doors were on the The Ed Sullivan Show he didn't want Morrison to sing girl you couldn't get much higher. Well there he was walking out on stage with extremely tight pants and with all the girls around the country faces glued to their TV sets he sang the song it was intended. More controversy and they loved it. Lol
Yes satan ride the snake they pick on and hurt the innocent but what happens when the innocent links with the one in the dark I tell those with ears and eyes what happens when the wicked is looking for redemption he links with the hurt and down low and together they rise to the word
One of the oldest snake images in the West is the Snake in the Garden, before Adam and Eve are thrown out of the garden. Now imagine the beginning of this song is sung by Adam, before they are thrust into a "Roman wilderness of pain."
Hi bro...the doors "When the music's over"...greetings from Guanaqueros, Chile.
Keep going on bro from Creta........🇬🇷
Enjoying your many month's musical journey Pope!! Here are some selections in the same genre: Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man", Chambers Brothers "Time Has Come Today" (long version), Quicksilver Messenger Service "Gold and Silver" and "Pride of Man", Creedence Clearwater Revival "Suzie Q" (long version), Arthur Brown "Fire"
Hypnotic song,there are many classic doors songs to react to,God what a great band👍
Love that you found your way to the Doors and this classic! Impossible not to be moved...
Or the song, "The Other One" on the Deads' other live album produced in 1971 - on the Skull and Roses album?
Dark and talented, the Doors.
Glad to see your perception of life changing!!
Subscribed! you get that song its great to see yr reaction! thats the sound i grew up with, greetings from australia
Pope you really feel the vibes,love it
I remember dancing in a club under black lights a bit high I would say.. and just swaying along with everybody else that was just swaying along..but after listening to this now outside of the club I didn't realize a lot of stuff he was saying.. . Gotta love the doors ..Jim Morrison..
Nice Pope. You got to watch the movie Apocalypse Now. Morrison was something very special.
When The Music’s Over. It’s perhaps the greatest epic song by The Doors
P.s. i loved your reaction
Jim has an album of his poetry called An American Prayer that would blow your mind.
Dreadful, even for fans.
Finally a REAL reaction... I will definitely check you out
Please do "The Soft Parade" it's super epic song, one of the best by The Doors
Looks like you enjoyed the trip.
Hahaha your reaction to the doors always cracks me up 😂😂
Might be my favorite reaction video. !
Another awesome song by The Doors is Celebration of the Lizard off their Absolutely Live album. A touch on the long side which is great for the journey you go on. I've actually performed this song twice on stage with a band. My all time favorite song!
Good video man, great song btw, Jim Morrison was all about mystics u know, on live he would do all kind of unexpected things.
love it.
I can't find a video for Riders On The Storm on your channel. Have I overlooked it or forgotten that I've already seen it? And if you really haven't heard the song yet, you should do so as soon as possible.
Fun fact: a buddy of mine and me were sitting in his cellar in the late 80´s when I got my first joint while listening to the rain and the lyrics of Riders on the storm. It was the first time hearing Jim Morrison. I was about 18/19 and then finally came the end, about 35 years ago and one of the best evenings in my live..you have to...but just a suggestion
Great reaction! Thanks for the video :) Would be cool if you react the song "When The Music's Over" or "The Soft Parade". The Doors have many epic songs 🏅
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You're In The Club now man. If you cab vibe to this song, you have millions of friends around the world who are like family to you. :-)
your reaction is similar to mine, even tho mine was in 1972 after 2 hits of LSD. think I had a fundamental personality change- totally astonished and humbled
You did good brutha...
It's a small thing but I love how the tambourine calls to mind a rattlesnake shaking it's tail .
i can see that now, amazing.
djimm swims back from time to rhyme with us again...........
Even after all these 40+ years, still me favorite Doors song. The Lizard King Forever!
Jimi Hendrix will blow your mind bro, trust me (also belongs to the 27 club). Try with "Love Or Confusion", "May This Be Love" *and* "Little Wing", "Castles Made of Sand", but on spotify, the original version is only found there, heck, you could do both of the albums, they're a fckng masterpiece.
I really love your reactions to the "Classic Hippie Rock" by the way :D!!
Loved and still love the Doors. Check out some mid sixties with Love’s “You set the scene” on the Forever Changes album and another long classic song “Ina gadda de vida” by Iron Butterfly.
Dude, ya got good taste! I just subscribed. Come on, you knuckleheads, help this kid out. I have checked him out for about a month, He's Cool.
A treatise on cosmic fire (intro-prana) by Todd rundgren
It was sampled on a few hip hop songs which is how I found it but I think you’d like it
this song is a trip man, always was
"Not To Touch the Earth", "Light My Fire", "Waiting For the Sun" and "Soul Kitchen".
Mr. Morrison was greatly given to metaphor.
His concerts were happenings. In Florida he whipped out his unit on stage and arrested. The End was always encore.
aye bro i just found your channel and i love it; your reactions are great and you have a great mind. got my sub man
They had no bass player. Keyboard player played bass pedals with his feet
addicted to your channell...im going through them all and thank god you discovered these bands bro