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THE DOORS THE END + Lyrics (Full Original Version)
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THIS IS THE END, BEAUTIFUL FRIEND
THIS IS THE END, MY ONLY FRIEND
THE END OF OUR ELABORATE PLANS
THE END OF EV'RYTHING THAT STANDS
THE END
NO SAFETY OR SURPRISE
THE END
I'LL NEVER LOOK INTO YOUR EYES AGAIN
CAN YOU PICTURE WHAT WILL BE
SO LIMITLESS AND FREE
DESPERATELY IN NEED OF
SOME STRANGERS HAND
IN A DESPERATE LAND
LOST IN A ROMAN WILDERNESS OF PAIN
AND ALL THE CHILDREN ARE INSANE
ALL THE CHILDREN ARE INSANE
WAITING FOR THE SUMMER RAIN
THERE'S DANGER ON THE EDGE OF TOWN
RIDE THE KING'S HIGHWAY
WEIRD SCENES INSIDE THE GOLDMINE
RIDE THE HIGHWAY WEST BABY
RIDE THE SNAKE
RIDE THE SNAKE
TO THE LAKE
TO THE LAKE
THE ANCIENT LAKE BABY
THE SNAKE IS LONG
SEVEN MILES
RIDE THE SNAKE
HE'S OLD
AND HIS SKIN IS COLD
THE WEST IS THE BEST
THE WEST IS THE BEST
GET HERE AND WE'LL DO THE REST
THE BLUE BUS IS CALLING US
THE BLUE BUS IS CALLING US
DRIVER, WHERE YOU TAKING US?
THE KILLER AWOKE BEFORE DAWN
HE PUT HIS BOOTS ON
HE TOOK A FACE FROM THE ANCIENT GALLERY
AND HE WALKED ON DOWN THE HALL
HE WENT INTO THE ROOM WHERE HIS SISTER LIVED
AND THEN HE PAID A VISIT TO HIS BROTHER
AND THEN HE WALKED ON DOWN THE HALL
AND HE CAME TO A DOOR
AND HE LOOKED INSIDE
FATHER?
YES SON
I WANT TO KILL YOU
MOTHER, I WANT TO
COME ON, BABY, TAKE A CHANCE WITH US
COME ON, BABY, TAKE A CHANCE WITH US
COME ON, BABY, TAKE A CHANCE WITH US
AND MEET ME AT THE BACK OF THE BLUE BUS
THIS IS THE END, BEAUTIFUL FRIEND
THIS IS THE END, MY ONLY FRIEND
THE END
IT HURTS TO SET YOU FREE
BUT YOU'LL NEVER FOLLOW ME
THE END OF LAUGHTER AND SOFT LIES
THE END OF NIGHTS WE TRIED TO DIE
THIS IS THE END
(Belated) Bicycle Day series (Part 1, 8 of 8) Another game changer, this is the last track on The Doors’ 1967 self-titled debut album. While not known to have been written under psychedelic influence, it was famously recorded by vocalist Jim Morrison in the midst of a full-on acid trip. They still got it done dub-free in two takes though, with only one television thrown at the control room glass. Much of the spoken word portion in the middle was first supplied by Morrison in the room. The End was also the last song the band’s original lineup ever played before Morrison’s death, and a remix of it was prominently featured in the 1979 film Apocalypse Now (stills from which are heavily featured in the video here).
Only Jim and the Doors could have produced this. I think that he considered himself a poet more than a rock singer and star. Egotistical, at times obscene and over the top, but a genius, in my opinion.
Absolutely yes
He was certified a genius. His IQ was I think 149. He would have easily passed many MENSA members on the lower end.
He loved Blake
As Suzy said: pefect film music, was used by Francis Ford Coppola in his movie Apocalypse Now in 1979. Keep on your good work!
"I love the Smell of NAPALM in the Morning!" .....Time again for Apocalypse Now 1979,one of the GREATEST ANTI (Vietnam) WAR Movies ever made !...Pictures of MARLON BRANDO in the Video....
To me, the heaviest impact of the song was not the Oedipal section, but...the end of the song. Yes. When Jim sang; "This is The End", and stretched that out, it was with such a mournful voice, the mournful voice of losing someone you love....forever.
Ray Manzaryk played the key boards. Played the bass line with his left hand.
Ray Manzarek, that's correct, on a Fender bass piano.
@@mvjonsson I always spell his goddamn wrong!
They usually had a real bass in the studio but not on stage.
ManzarEk
Died 2013 in Rosenheim, southeast of Munich, Bayern, Germany.
Child of the 60s here. The Doors were my favorite as a teenager. Jim was a poet, this proves it. Thanks for playing my music. Love both of you!
The Doors - the End Live at Hollywood Bowl 1968
The best performance of this song
Felt Form 1970 is better imho
Apocalypse now intro The End by The Doors
Always wondered if the "bus " was the old 1& 2 Santa Monica bus lines to west L.A. back in those day....yep i was there....feeling old now.. 😒
"L.A. Woman", "Roadhouse Blues", and "Peace Frog" are some great Doors tunes you should hit. Woman and Roadhouse are rockin' bangers.
Yes I agree 👍💯
I'm 69 years old now, but listened , and love the Doors when I was in high school. A couple of other songs you should give a listen to are 'When The Music's Over', and my favorite song that explained our generation at the time, 'Five To One'. This took me back to my youth. Thank you!
The Unknow Soldier is a solid song as well
Grew up listening to the Doors, know the lyrics word for word. ❤❤❤
This song is a masterpiece. It's like a dark, beautiful trance. Pure rock and pure magic.
Jim Morrison was a poet's poet who just stumbled upon a band of Rock musicians needing a lyricist/vocalist and the deepest of recorded music came to be before myself and all of you were born
My favorite song of all time, and i would't even call it a song more like a life changing experience.
Another good biopic to watch. Val Kilmer was great as Jim Morrison.
The movie sucked.
@@donfette5301 The movie was good, classic
Yes I agree 👍💯
Kilmer paled in comparison to the real J.Morrison
Most of it was untrue. Based on a book that was factually inaccurate.
I can remember with great nostalgia my love for The Doors. As a teenager, sittin' in my car at the end of the holler. "We'd", get slightly elevated and crank The Doors and Pink Floyd.
You need to see Apocalypse Now to appreciate this amazing, epic, crazy, perplexing and magnificent tune, which was part of many trips in the old days. Great band, Do When the Music is Over, another amazing epic. Enjoy! 🎵🎹🎤🎸🎶
He was such a poet, he was so high tripping on stage. This before they had a record deal. The band started a groove, the music you hear. Jim stepped up and started ad libbing. When he got to the mother part and said what he wanted to do to his mom. (Fu.k) band was fired power was off, and kicked out. When recording he stuck with his word but Electra put the screaming in.
Ray played the keyboard, he covered the bass lines with it. They probably used a bass player in recording sessions but live it was all Ray.
Recorded in what.. 66? So ahead of its time. I would go as far as to say it's clearly an influence on future dark music genres.
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One of the greatest bands of all time and movies of all time with 'Apocalypse Now'
When listening to the Doors you have to remember that they took their name from Aldous Huxley's book The Doors of Perception and that Jim was more a performance artist than a singer. The band was very much about putting context musically to Jim's lyrics. They were all great musicians, but Jim just took over with a stage presence that could not be denied. Look at their performance live at the Hollywood Bowl and you will see what I mean.
Besides writing Light My Fire, this is Robbie Kriegers finest work. So haunting and perfect for the times. The Doors man, The Doors!!
Morrison wrote "The End", although the song evolved a great deal from live performances. All the band members were credited. Krieger began "Light My Fire"; all the other band members eventually contributed to the song.
@@steelers6titles Your exactly correct. What I should of written and what I meant was Robbie Kriegers guitar work. It is beautiful and haunting and created the mood of the song.
Yes a poet and a TRUE bohemian
In the 1970's Bruce Springsteen bumped into John at an event and said "I loved your drumming on The End, it was very unique". John took it as the highest compliment. (From Johns book "Riders on the Storm"). Also, you proved you have heard this song before by reacting just a second before he said "kill you" in the Oedipus section.
Ahh yes The Doors! Welcome my friends. Lol. Great band one of my faves for sure outside of metal. Probably my first fave band as a kid.
"I am the lizard king ! I can do anything!" A one off gone too soon !!
One of the great 'epics' of the 20th century
This song gave birth to goth/post punk. Just like the doors gave birth to punk rock . Iggy pop etc.
There are two songs from The Doors that compete for my favorite Doors song. One of them is this song, and the other is When The Musics Over. Check it out. You will love it.
100% right.
That "accordion" was a Vox Continental combo organ and a Rhodes Piano Bass.
There is a VERY explicit version of this song available. I'm 58 and just heard it for the first time last week. It's really worth a listen to see just what Jim Morrison brought and took with him.
It's a Rhodes Keyboard, synths didn't really exist yet. It's an electric piano. It's one Drummer, One Keys player, One Guitarist, and Jim singing. No bass player. The bass lines were always/usually played by Ray, the keyboardist.
Also... This is one of those songs where seeing the lyrics before you hear them is kind of a disservice. That's my personal opinion.
Thank you!!! I was really hoping someone would tell them that!! This was way before synthesizers.😄
Quite a "transgressive" song back in the day. Nothing else quite like it in '67. The last 3 or so minutes... if you listen again... it's simulating sexual intercourse and climax. Followed by... murder. The "ancient face" the narrator mentions taken from the gallery is that of Oedipus Rex, who is supposed to have killed his father (unknowingly) and married his mother (unknowingly). Hence, the "Oedipus Complex" in psychology. The person in the song kills dad, rapes and kills mom... but knowingly. Sick stuff. But good!
Fucking brilliant song. Utterly brilliant.
After recording this, a drunk Jim Morrison came back to the studio and trashed it to get rid of evil spirits.
The bass was a keyboard played by Ray Manzerik. He played bass and organ at the same time. Love you guys reaction!
Bought this album for $1.00 out of a bargain bin at a record store in Santa Cruz, Calif. 1968
Classic stuff right there.
in 1968 or so, 3 friends, we were driving in a small Mini Cooper from Milan to Paris. 17 hours drive, through the Alps and all the plains of France. We only had 1 cassette tape: The Doors....17 hrs of uninterrupted Doors music, Light my Fire, The End.... epic.
Fun fact; on most Doors songs the bass line was provided by Ray Manzarek with his keyboard and its pedals, they had no bass player in the band, guitar, keyboard and drums, only. Later on they would occasionally (very) bring in a base player.
I love this song ! Jim Morrison was an amazing singer. Too young to die. I purchased all Doors CDs.
This song is part of the sound track for the movie 'Apocalypse Now',.............
Ray Manzarek tells the story about how this all came about. The band had the basic song "The End" and were playing at the Whiskey A-Go-Go. The band showed up for their first set and Morrison was not there, so they played without him. Morrison arrived and had taken a WHOLE lot of acid. He told the guys, let's do The End. So, right there in the middle of the Whiskey he extemporised the whole middle section. The teeny boppers in the club could not handle this. The club owner basically threw them out. But Bruce Botnick from Electra Records was in the audience and was so impressed he signed them to a record deal.
Jim was a Poet….the Oedipal section was insane….he got in big trouble at The Whisky for actually saying Mother I want to **** you.
Take a head of house and smoke joy and listen to The Doors oh yeah remember this song
Can only imagine sitting there at one of their concerts watching Jim perform this song live..............what an experience that must've been.
That would depend on what concert. I would have loved to have seen them at the Whiskey A Go Go.
Earlier you ask who didn't go to Woodstock. Zep and The Doors didn't.
You are hitting the hippie vibes! First the Moody Blues and now the Doors. Cool! ✌️
My fave group…unlike any other to this day. Love The End. . It was used for the movie Apocalypse Now. Found out he was a huge Elvis head. Knew how to bring out emotions through his voice just like Elvis. How about doing When the Musics over .
Since you moved the lyrics, I get the sense that it said what he actually said the first time they played it live at the Whisky as this part was totally improvisational at the time. The actual recording on record just has a scream as Manzarek demonstrated in isolating the vocal track.
Love watching y’all’s reaction videos!
Old school pre digital instruments had a much fatter sound, tube amps , organs etc.
Dionysis had a little trip into our 3D existence, just like Christ. Found it wanting and wanted to come back home!
One of the best songs ever, looking forward to watch this reaction
ACID TRIP!! peace and love from Canada
Great reaction, The Doors are my favourite band of all time so unique and crazy, I want this song played at my funeral
Yes amazing ❤
Break On Through (first single)
People Are Strange
Touch Me
Love Me Two Times
Running Blue
The Crystal Ship
Waiting For The Sun
Hello, I Love You
Roadhouse Blues
L. A. Woman
Riders On The Storm
and
Light My Fire
I love this thumbnail! Susie's face man!! Awesome reaction, awesome channel and content & plus u guys jam as well!!🤘🤘
And the part where Morrison said " mother, I want to . . ." the missing word was "fuck."
Epic song, perfection!
So much music going on in this song. Gotta appreciate the groove. I actually read an interview with JM and he said the song is about a girlfriend who left. Idk how true it is.
My favorite Doors number
Ever
The Lizard King
James Douglass Morrison
What a damn band
Sic ass musicians
Epic
Interesting how you say "nice bass." And were also wondering about the keyboard. Ray Manzarek played the Vox Continental organ, and sitting on top of the organ was a Fender Rhodes Pianobass. Ray played organ with his right hand and bass with his left hand. In the studio, they used actual (stringed) bass players to augment the bass sound, but in concert, it was just Ray. Also, on this particular recording, it was done 100% live in the studio (no overdubs) and no studio bass player.
This is what Paul Rothchild, the producer, had to say about recording "The End":
"I felt emotionally washed. There were four other people in the control room at that time, when the take was over and we realized the tape was still going. Bruce, the engineer, was completely sucked along into it and instead of sitting there at attention the way engineers are wont to do, his head was on the console and he was just - immersed. Just absolutely immersed in this take. And he’d done it all, and he’d made all the moves right, because Bruce and I had established a kind of rapport, he knew where I wanted things done and when, and when his work was done he did exactly the same thing, involuntarily, without volition, he didn’t know he was going to do it but he became audience too. So the muse did visit the studio that time. And all of us were audience, there was nothing left, the machines knew what to do I guess. It was all right."
The doors had no bass player. They had a drummer, organist and a single guitar player. All that sound from just that
Chilling that he died soon after...I didn't realize that. Glad this music is being appreciated!
Ray Manzarek played a couple of different keyboards, but primarily a Vox Continental.
Wrong.. He started on that but the notes broke too easy so he changed to Gibson already in 1968 u can see he only use that and so far
It's an electric organ. Synthesizers did not exist at this time. And The Doors didn't have a bass player, it's all the left hand and sometimes feet of Ray Manzarek, the keyboard player...now you must hear "When the Music's Over," similar to this but it's even better..
A different time. The line "All the children are insane." Is about the protests against the Vietnam war. This is about a man facing that reality, maybe I might be drafted and sent to Vietnam, like when you grew up and faced the Gulf War through your young eyes. But they were all volunteers. The differnce is most of the folks that went to Nam were drafted. The rich and the smart got lucky, all the others were cannon fodder. And when I say smart you had to be real smart or it was basic traning, not OTC, "Officers Traing Corrp".
The Doors were my introduction to music I was 7 years old. My brother introduced me to them. He said I was ready....rad.
PURE ART !!!! So sad his life was cut short, he was just getting started 😍😍💘💘🥰🥰
Still love this song after these years!
Travis Meeks (Days of the New) + surviving Doors did another version for the 'Stoned Immaculate' tribute album. John Densmore, the drummer, goes off on the hand drums.
Love the different reactions from you two! Suzy getting lost in the music and Travis is like where the f are we going with this lmao
Jim Morrison thought of himself as a poet, and than a singer.
This song really takes you for a ride.
Closing track, first album, 1967. Jim Morrison was a voracious reader, and poet. He was into Artaud's theater of confrontation. He is trying to shock with the Oedipal myth here.
the organ is called an electo lite or something like that, someone who knows can say
The 60's were crazy
Let's talk a little bit about keyboard technology. The question was asked about what was the keyboard instrument. It was probably a Vox Continental combo organ. He also played the bass with a keyboard with a Fender Rhodes Bass Keyboard. There was no bass guitar player in the band.
It may seem like synthesizers have been around forever, but The End was recorded in late 1966 and released in early 1967, At that time, the few commercially available synthesizers were monophonic. That means they only played one note at a time. You adjusted the sound using dials and slide switches to fiddle with the wave form of the sound wave. They really sounded like synths. You couldn't easily duplicate other instrumental sounds like a modern digital synth. Affordable, commercial polyphonic synths didn't become available until the late 70s.
I used to think it was about Charles Manson who knew all buzzed up at that time anyway LOL
You guys have to see the movie. Val Kilmer as Jim Morrison.
If am not mistaken, back in the days it was more organs than synthetizers that was used...
His father was a influential Admiral he often told people he didn't have any family you can imagine the upbringing
My favorite Doors song. Perfect Jim Morrison. Dark and haunting.
Not to Touch the Earth is another wild one. Check it out.
If you want one greatness rarely talked about,watch PBS version of The Soft Parade.
Thanks for your reaction. The Doors were made up of one lead vocalist (Jim Morrison), organist (Ray Manzarek) who played two organs at the same time. He would play bass notes and organ with a Leslie speaker (way before synthesizers), and guitar (Robbie Krieger). During recordings, they would overlap a bass guitar, and of course a drummer (John Densmore). Please listen to "When the Music's Over" and "L.A. Woman" next.
this isnt a song this is a play
Talk about one seriously unique band.
It was used for an Apocalyptic movie - "Apocalypse Now"...
the movie 'Apocalypse Now' is worth seeing and this opening song definitely sets the tone
Checkout the Revenge of the Nerds series of movies and also Fasttimes at Ridgemont High.
To me this is the epitome of who the Doors were. When the Music's over
Not to touch the Earth. That is the Doors.
This is the song that made me become a true fan . Waiting for the sun is my second favorite of theirs.
more Doors, try " PEACE FROG'................jam on U2 kool folks
I don't think there were any synthesizers on this track. The Indian-inspired sounds were created on guitars to create a sitar or veena sound. This is the same guitar technique featured in the music of The Tea Party. The Doors did use an early Moog synthesizer on their next album.
In my end is my beginning TS Eliot. Lots of sobs..
A much bigger front man than Jagger . Rock n roll is full of boys who never - become men . Jim is and remains one of the real men of rock .
@bustyzlepp_ yes a good point were as Jagger is too much of a fem impersonator . Obviously Ginger Baker and Miles Davis were hard as a rock . McCartney also gets a pass along with Lennon - Bowie doesn't - nor does twat Liam Gallagher but it's a list you usually only become aware of later in life The full list would be quite a thing - epic 😄 Thanks for your Comment !