I'VE NEVER HEARD ANYTHING LIKE THIS BEFORE... | The Doors - The End (original) - REACTION
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Every song by the Doors sounds like they're giving you a glimpse into the ancient secrets of the universe.
Jesse Maurais well said
“There are things known and things unknown and in between are the doors.” - Jim Morrison.
@@doesnotexist305 actually, that's a truncation of a quote by Aldous Huxley. It finishes "....of perception". I think it's what inspired the name of the band, but it's certainly not a phrase that Jim Morrison came up with.
Your absolutely fucking right about that.
@Cobb Knobbler it does, especially on an quarter of mushrooms
Jim Morrison was truly one of a kind
Morison its open The Door......i whant that
This was late sixties. Hippies, Vietnam War, Protests and drugs. Jim Morrison was a rock poet. Trippy.
"all the children are insane"
the doors were the dark side of the late 60's. when most everyone else was proclaiming peace and love and unicorns and rainbows the doors's music was filled with the dread of the uncertain.
@@johnrunion5357 amen
John Runion well Said.
It was the best period in history to be young. Jim and Ray were genius and their music will be playing centuries from now .
The End is one of the most mystifying and captivating songs I have ever heard. No band will ever come close to The Doors all of them were extremely talented and all highly intelligent.
I couldn't agree more my friend
Black sabbath
Yeah, that's Jim Morrison.
He was from his own world.
I am the lizard king, I can do anything!
Not his world... the world of universal truth and Jim had the need and capability to express it. It's a world accessible to all but tapped into by few, unfortunately. Thank god for the artists who put that world on display
dkesti531 reading biographies and interviews is educative. Jim was very calculative with his work.
@@DanielRedseal do you have any recommendations?
Listen to Riders On The Storm by the Doors.
my favorite Doors song...very ominous
Christopher Chandler I agree! One of my favorites too.
Epic!
Dejan Mihajlovic - Yes, EPIC indeed!!
About all the songs they wrote were about the Vietnam war
Legend Jim Morrison was a Lyrical poet in his time. The beautiful relaxing journey you are taken on. He left his mark in this world. Never to be forgotten.
He actually wrote a poem to his middle leg. It's titled "Ode to my C**k". I kid you not. I think it was all the LSD.
@@jacobreisser8034 Lol Still quite a grand song I must say. Not unlike Maynard James Kennan's Song ''Maynard's D**k 🤟😄✌
There are things known... and things unknown.
And in between are... The Doors.
This pretty much sums up their entire catalog.
My all time favorite band.
It has to do with the ancient Greek Dionysian cult, he thought he was the reincarnation of him.
Jim Morrison was quite a poet. A brilliant but troubled man. The Doors were one of a kind. Whiskey Bar, Crystal Ship, Light My Fire, and on and on.
I don't think he was as troubled as other geniuses. Was he depressed or suicidal or did the drugs and alcohol just catch up to him.
crystal ship is beautiful
He was beyond those two state of minds that you just mentioned. Often great artists don't need the help of psychedelics to write great tracks. His death was presumably cause of the frustration towards who deny any harmony with the nature and those who wanted to ruin his oneness with the world.
If you dig The Doors, I would definitely recommend Riders on the Storm L.A. Woman, Roadhouse Blues, Break on Through, Light My Fire, and People Are Strange just to name a few. Keep up the awesome work man ✊
Seth Murrin Could not agree with you more!! ✌🏻💖
...what Seth said 😁👍
'Peace Frog' as well
Soft parade
I would add the live version of Celebration of the Lizard...all 7 parts.
He would improvise lyrics during his live performances. The band was amazing to be able to play with Jim in his state of mind.
By the way, the drummer for the doors, John Densmore posted this on his twitter
So there are so many "reaction channels" now.
What separates you from the pack is your serious attention to detail and your willingness to surrender and just FEEL.....the music, you are great at feeling the vibe and nuances.....and sensing the genius of these great artists that you haven't yet discovered. I would say that from seeing your reactions to metal, rock and grunge...heavier rock music and now this......the classic, deep, amazing, psychedelic genius of Jim Morrison and the Doors....man, your good. You have a damn good ear and by "ear" Im not talkin bout your ears.......
Well done Preston, good stuff.
Next phase is reaction watching reactions
boo bye I think you’re on to something
Ray Manzarek is a genius on the keyboards. He and Morrison were definitely on the same wavelength
“Without music, life would not exist” -Nietzsche
Thomas Crane it’s “without music life would be a mistake” by nietzsche
I think the proper quote was "Without music life would be a mistake"
Leonard Los that’s what I just said lol
Totally agree!! It is truly the universal language!
Music was a mistake
You're getting in to some Sacred Music Man, close and dear to my heart.
Need to see some Janis now
You need to watch the 1979 movie "Apocalypse Now"...
Song is perfect in that movie.
Its hands down one of the best movies ever. Get the roach
It puts the song in perfect context ... jim would been proud ....
Goosebumps. Feel lucky I got to see it on the big screen.
the redux version
Congratulations on opening The DOORS book of musicianship 🎼
The first Rock Star Poet.. ). Love your reaction, it’s real .. Helen > Scotland x
Erase the word book from that comment.
It's hard to believe the Doors basically fit their whole music career into about 4 years... I was starting my Freshman year of high school in 1970 when Morrison died. From the time I was in 5th grade I knew the words to every song they did, because I had an older brother who played all their albums non-stop. I've known this song for over 50 years... and it's still freaking awesome.
The first album I bought was Waiting for the Sun
I was 11
Dude, the Doors are legendary, and one of those legends, Doors drummer John Densmore, tweeted your reaction to their song
Is always refreshing to see new people enthralled by the Lizard King
The first tambourine part in this song made me say "The Lizard King".
Jim hated that term. He never called himself that.
@@StanSwan yeah, pretty sure it’s a myth that he was called the lizard king and something just made up for the movie. Or I could be wrong
@@ryeguy2256 Jim hated being called the lizard king and never called himself that. That was a charter he created in the poem The Celebration of the Lizard. He never called himself The Rider on the Storm either. If you are going to post bullshit about something you know nothing about ask someone like me who knows what they are talking about. You are welcome.
@@ryeguy2256 Actually, one of his songs ended with the line, "I am the Lizard King, I can do anything."
He is also quoted as saying, "Nobody here gets out alive."
Preston! Show the ladies some loving! Heart "Baraccuda", "Magic Man", "Crazy on You", "Alone".
Johnny Cash "God's Gonna Cut You Down".
Creedence Clearwater Revival -- Hell anything from these guys.
Metallica: "Whiplash"
Lynryd Skynyrd "Free Bird", "Gimme Three Steps"
Dear Lord, I could keep going. =)
herrzimm Oh I have been WAITING for him to do Free Bird!!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
All of those are excellent choices. In addition, I would add anything from Boston and Rush.
Creedence’s cover of “I Put A Spell On You” from Woodstock
@@imweakfordeaky - Already did "Spell on You" once. If want to pick another CCR from Woodstock, I'm all for it. But would kind of feel like "retread" more than "react". Oh, I know, Born on Bayou or Proud Mary from Woodstock... I would really enjoy either one. =)
Crazy on you and alone have some insane vocals.
The Doors were like a 60s countercultural jazz ensemble: Three exceptionally talented musicians riffing with a poet.
you'll never hear anything like this again
art
The Doors
👍🏼
sometimes deep,
sometimes dark,
sometimes trippy,
good music - Always a treasure to hear.
Apocalypse Now: whitey tighties, whiskey, martial arts, punching mirrors, handgun....this track. Quite an intro to an epic film.
And that showdown between Lt. Willard and Col. Kurtz is brooding.
Return the surfboard and no one gets hurt.
How come you guys sit on your helmet?
and those poor playboy bunnies
@@fuzzy__dunlop Wrong movie
When the doors of perception are cleansed everything will appear as it truly is... Infinite
This is so weird, I listen to this song every day and is so strange seeing someone react that way.
But that's The Doors!
Mariane Santos I love seeing someone enjoy the surprise!!
You better believe it sister!
Where do i find a girl with the same tastes? :'v
Brazilian girl who enjoy real music. This is heaven hahaha
FINALLY!
Might want to check out The Doors-When the Music's Over
Also anything from The Rolling Stones-Sticky Fingers Album
their best song imo
@@kgur that and waiting for the sun are my top 2
Yes! My favorite The Doors song
@@DaveThomson don't forget Not to Touch the Earth and Soul Kitchen.
Definitely listen to When The Music's Over if you liked this one.
Heh. You went down a rabbit hole with The Doors. Others have said it already, but Riders on the Storm.
Also, Break on Through, People are Strange, Roadhouse Blues, Light My Fire, L.A. Woman.
Please include The Unknown Soldier!
Don't forget.. the whiskey bar ... the changeling.. and Texas radio and the big beat .. some of my faves
Peace Frog
And My Wild Love
@Joshua Zimmer - Everybody usually has something weird about themselves, whether they admit it or not.
The Wasp (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)
The Soft Parade
Crystal Ship
Peace Frog (and anything else off "Morrison Hotel" album)
That's the song that got The Doors kicked out of the Whiskey A Go Go club.
Damn right.
Why?
@@GirlWithAnOpinion in the middle of the song, Jim retells the story of Odipus (he killed his dad, so he could marry his mother). The gratuitous over-use of the word "fuck" left the crowd speechless (this is late '60s, btw). As soon as the set was done, the manager kicked the band out. The rest is rockstar history.
@@tolzer5217 The manager must've been thinking since then "Wtf did I do?!"
And signed to Elektra records. When one door closes...pun intended
Watching a Young Cat like yourself Really Enjoy This Ol School Jam Got Me ALL Smiles...
Same! Your joy of discovery actually made me tear up!
Yeah this song as a Doors intro is fantastic. Great choices. Riders on the Storm next. Suuuuuuper chill.
Also "Crystal Ships" for this same similar vibe, but better for a play list (shorter, and not nearly as ethereal)
It amazes me this song was written at the same time The Beatles were writing songs like SGT Peppers and Yellow Submarine.
It really tells you how unique this song was at the time it came out.
Sick reaction vid! Thank you. Kudos for tackling this beast of a song. Glad you got the rewards. You saw it for the masterpiece that it is.
With The Doors people either get it or they don't. I'm glad you do!! I recommend songs 'The Crystal Ship' and 'Spanish Caravan'! Jim Morrison: We lost him too soon! He was an awesome surreal poet and his voice was so cool. I hope you continue your adventure with The Doors. I'm happy for you!
Dude, you just been born again...welcome to my world.
One of my favorite songs, You killed that reaction. You heard it like I heard it.
The first band that I found meaning in,their honesty and chops have kept them relavent to this day.
Oh, the doors rabbit hole has begun. So many good ones to do.
My favorite doors song is "Love Her Madly"
Word, just subbed again because i love the doors and once they got you hooked you have to go down that hole
@@Nobody-br1rq they're probably in my top 3 classic rock bands. Them Zeppelin and maybe Pink Floyd. The Doors just had this raw quality nobody else could match though, they had so many intangibles. Miss them, and it's crazy to think their entire career happened in what like 4 years? Imagine if we had 4 decades of the Doors, how much good music they'd have put out....
@@Illumirage the doors are 1 for me, they came at a time of self discovery. Morrison Hotel is my favorite album of all time. I agree though it was all raw talent from everyone in the band.
@@Illumirage yea it makes me sad that jim had died so young but the quality of music the band put out during that time can't be understated. I also like their live work because it adds a new layer to their work
@@Nobody-br1rq I never actually owned any of their albums, my dad kind of got me into them. I should check out some of their lesser known tracks, probably wouldn't hurt. Morrison Hotel, I'll look it up. I'm not sure what your situation is but if you grew up listening to these guys in the era they were playing, you probably had a real good time with it. I can imagine these guys were pretty big back then.
I loved how Coppola used this song in the beginning of Apocalypse Now
Love "The Doors" love how you do all sorts of music. I just started following you on here and love your appreciation for good music no matter what genre!
I'm 76 so I was in my 20's when they were recording. The end was written for his breakup with his girlfriend He wrote an recorded another one like this called When the Music is Over hope I got that title right Jim Morrison Though of him self as a poet. I don't think he drew a sober or clean breath after he became an adult. After he died in France I think he was 27 the doors cut another album but with out Jim it didn't do well. They made a movie about his life a must see for all doors fans
Bro react to more Doors! My all time favorite band. Jim Morrison was a poetic genius.
RIP Lizard King
Mr mojo risin.
Universities should teach a course on him.
Welcome To reality Bro ... You just Opened the Doors of perception ... You discovered the Lizard king
Hahaha well said and exactly right ... no turning back now .... even better listening when the mind door is open ....
Jim Morrison's poetry was amazing. He published 3 complete novels of poems.
He can do anything
King KTF, so nice to see you so moved by this amazing music:)
Love your honest enthusiasm and openness!!
This is by far the best reaction video I have ever watched! Not just the best doors reaction, the best of all I've seen! Thanks so much for your time in doing these!
One song by The Doors that ive noticed is getting no mention but should not be slept on is Soul Kitchen
My favorite!
Peace Frog, Back Door Man? Come on Man!?
Whiskey Bar !!!
I f****** love soul kitchen Robby Krieger plays a James Brown horn section on his guitar it's f****** sweet.
Love that one.
Oh man....please do more Doors reactions!!!They are most definitely one of a kind. I so agree with you that they take their time, they are more about the journey. Jim Morrison was a pure poet. He also came at a time where music was cookie cutter, and he called things for what they were. He made it possible for music to be sad and deep. I look forward to watching you do more of them!
And while your are at it...I would absolutely love if you did a Janis Joplin reaction. Please??? 🙏🏻 She is literally my favorite singer. She is from this same era(my personal favorite). Ball and Chain is amazing.
Great post sir. That brought a tear to my eye, I first heard this when I was 17 and was equally blown away. Drove my parent insane playing it over and over. Still a fan 30 years later. RIP Lizard King.
My favorite band ever!!! Severely underrated!!
Steve bro its just gap of generation
they were fucking massive at their time but it faded after jimmos death
*React to The Doors - Roadhouse Blues*
*Please !*
Yes, great choice! And LA woman 😉
Omg yes, my favourite one
Must!
Yes, and "Peace Frog" and "The Crystal Ship" -- great jams
This is a good'un, too.
"Father, I want to kill you"
"Mother, I want to f**k you"
These are taken directly from the classic tale of Oedipus Rex. And that's exactly what he did, although he was not completely aware they were his Mother and Father at the time of doing so.
Dude, you are so lucky to experience the magic of The Doors for this first time. I love your enthusiasm! I heard this song for the first time when I was 9 years old, and you know for damn sure my mind was Blown, and I ain't been the same since!! Welcome to the club, Brother!!
I loved your reaction! Makes me want to get all my Doors vinyl out again and binge!
The Doors: L.A. Women, Love Her Madly, When The Music's Over, The Soft Parade, Roadhouse Blues, The Crystal Ship, Riders On The Storm, Break On Through, People Are Strange, Back Door Man, Wild Child, Soul Kitchen, Texas Radio and The Big Beat, Five to One and Not to Touch the Earth. Just a few suggestions for you. Keep up the great work KING KTF!
Azor Ahai They have so many great tracks...I'm worried he may have set the bar too high out of the gate with "the End" but there's still lots for him to dive into.
@@leafsfan1728 I tend to agree. The End is like the pinnacle. But When the Music's Over, L.A. Women, The Soft Parade and Riders On The Storm could come close to that pinnacle.
Im so happy you discovered The Doors. They were/are amazing! Totally unique and revolutionary.
Ray Manzercks keyboard is FIRE!
What a great reaction man. All your reactions are great fun and outstanding. Thank you!
Thanks for that, Preston! I'm a crusty old West Australian guy and that song hit me a similar way around 1980. It was really good fun watching you appreciate it. Cheers mate. Take care.
1.When The Music's over
2. Light My Fire
This two songs highly recommended.
First one is trippy, you will go through different moods.
Second one is lots of solos, beautiful, sexy and energetic.
Light My Fire, Crystal Ship, Break On Through, & People Are Strange are also good songs by The Doors
The Soft Parade...
Watching you experience this for the first time is god-damned life-affirming! That was fantastic! Thanks for the smiles, my dude!
Preston, you are AWESOME! Respect for your open mind and allowing the music take you places. I love watching your reactions bruh. I used to make fun of people watching people watch other people. You sir, are touched with something. You made me change my mind. Peace and love
"I'm not saying but I'm just saying, you know I'm saying?"
-Preston 2k19
I feel what you're stepping in.
It has to be their song Riders Of The Storm next....
That's the other one!
And then touch me or unknown soldier
Riders On The Storm. Sorry, just had to fix it. Love that song.
That was awesome dude! My only regret was that I didnt get to watch you live and take that trip with you! Excellent man! Thank you!
Man yours are the best reacts, such a positive spin you can put on everything, thanks for this 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
you MUST give "when the music's over - The Doors" a go.
CANCEL MY SUBSCRIPTION TO THE RESURRECTION.
SEND MY CREDENTIALS TO THE HOUSE OF DETENTION.
What have they done to the Earth?
What have they done to our fair sister?
Yes do this song!
@@SurfDog85 when the music is over "turn out the lights"
Never been anything like it before or since.. Back in the 1960s loved the stones & zeppelin but the Doors took it to another level..
1967...what an era for music
Every time I listen to Him Morrison I tear up. His IQ was off the charts. He loved Classical Literature and he was a poet. He could never please his Father and was disowned by family. He never felt truly loved, always betrayed and abandoned. Tragic Genius..
It’s so cool to see this reaction video. It takes us back to when we first heard this song. I love the way the guy just totally respected the song, he let it flow and got into it. He listened to it the way Jim Morrison would have wanted
The Doors, "When the Music's Over" has that same vibe.
I agree, its a better song than The End. The Doors were in their prime with Strange Days!
Yep, "When the Music's Over" is the correct answer.
Just left this same comment, it’s my favorite song, i used to listen to it when i was 15, i’m 35 now.
You said this had Led Zeppelin vibes, but this album came out a year before Led Zeppelin's first album. Just a fun fact, not hating, I wouldn't expect anyone to know that. So Led Zep had The Doors vibes!
1967 was a great year for music man. Jimmy Hendrix's first album, The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Cream, Buffalo Springfield, Otis Redding, Traffic, the Four Tops, etc...
I rember those days never a full day of music . Great times .
Don't forget, The Grateful Dead came out with their first album, self-tilted. Not their best because they were still learning to be a band. But that got the rock-a-rolling....
Also the Velvet Underground & Nico and David Bowie's debut LP (although the latter really wasn't any good). True 1967 rock fact: on the day that I was born, George Martin recorded the orchestra track for the Beatles' A Day in the Life...
Sounds like White summer black mountain side in the first part of the song
not to mention dozens of garage rock bands that have been lost forever for some reason.
My aunt spent years in the 60s in California she got a 45 min pirated copy of this song. When I was a teenager 25ish yrs ago i got it, i spent hours tripping it. My god you took me back. I wish I could remember some of those nights, lol.
Your talking about Kashmir by LED Zepplin. Also watch the Doors movie from the 90's with Val Kilmer as Jim Morrison!
CONGRATULATIONS! You have experienced one of the greatest songs of all time.
"I am the Lizard King. I can do anything."
That’s my favorite doors song glad you listened to it!!! Your killing it bro keep being so open minded!
It was SO fun to watch you listen to this- I was cracking up waiting for it to get to the part about his mother, lol. I'm an old lady who loved Tupac from when he was alive, so liked and subbed your channel. Well played.
The Doors - Riders On The Storm
without a doubt!
Yeah, that's a whole mood, atmosphere, everything
The Doors is a state of mind...amazing poetry and fantastic music
The first time I heard this song I was 20 , I have never heard a song like it and 30 years later I still haven’t , A masterpiece is right , On The Doors first album , All members kicking ass on this track , From Morrison’s dark vocal delivery of poetry to Robbie’s hippy guitar riffs to Ray’s hypnotic keyboard and John’s dark drumming and tambourine it truly is a classic, Probably , for me , The darkest song ever written , Love it
Hello from Cody Wyoming! You are awesome keep it up🤠 you are one of my favorite reactors
The Doors are incredible my dude. The End is one of my favorites but you should check out When the musics over, Peace frog or riders on the storm. In fact there are to many to list.
I know your “where we goin?” was rhetorical, but in case your curious, the answer is Vietnam. “The blue bus is calling us” is a reference to the blue buses that would pick up draftees and take them to boot camp. This was released in 67’, probably when people were still being drafted left and right.
I had forgotten that fact. You are absolutely correct and I was wrong. The "Blue Bus" was indeed a reference to the induction center busses. Thanks for that piece and the correction.
Coppola included this song in the soundtrack of "Apocolypse Now"
Right but not as hard nosed as the unknown soldier
That was a pleasure to watch you find this greatness
I don't like reaction vids, but bro seeing you discover this song made me so happy. I can see the joy on your face, your face told me everything " where the hell has this been all my life!?!"
This is such a great song. Excellent lyrics. Excellent instrumental as well. Puts you in a trance almost. Long live the Lizard King And oh yeah 1st!!
Did you hear the story about how Jim snuck into the studio after recording this and doused the entire place with an 🔥 extinguisher?
Even, Keith Richards told him... "Bro.....ease back from the dope. You're freakin people out."
His problem was alcohol, far more than drugs...but alcohol is a drug.
Good old keith eh ... it is sorta morbid ..
@@deantait8326 yes alcohol was his demon...
luv ur reactions!
enjoyed, there is a reason we still listen to these guys.... takes you on a journey
That smile says it all bro! Been so amazing seeing your journey. Peace love and respect!
Doors are superb..Jim was a poet, and Ray Manzarek on organ is fantastic.
Go with Riders on the Storm next..⛈🌩⛈🌧⛈💥 but you have a lot of options with this lot.
Imagine laying on the floor, high, with headphones, letting this flow through you. @King KTF Mr, I really like watching your reactions to the songs of my life. I'm 67 and watching you react is almost better than the first time I heard the song. I love your attitude and your style. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
Great reaction video! You 've experienced the doors bro!
anyone else snicker to themselves towards the beginning when he first says "what else?"... cause you *knew what else* and that he didn't know what he was in for? hahaha
Oh, and 'When The Music is Over'... you will like that one by the Doors like this one.
5 to 1
Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha!!!!
I was reading your comment whilst playing the video. 2 seconds after your comment, he says what else haha!
I love how genuinely excited and interested you were in this. The Doors have quite a catalogue and while this is certainly one of their best, trust me, you have a whole world to discover in them.
You’re reaction was awesome brother.. subscribed !!!!
Hey man, so cool to see your reaction to what can only be described as acid trip classical music. To see a song that's nearly 55 years old reach young people like yourself on such a deep level is wonderful to see. Please react to more Doors songs, man. Good work!