I grew up listening to the Doors. The girl in the video was Pamela Courser, the love of Jim Morrison. She was the person that discovered Jim's body in Paris when he died in 1971. He was only 27. Pamela died 3 years later of a heroin overdose in 1974. She too was only 27. You might consider the Door movie for your movie reaction channel. Val Kilmer and Meg Ryan play Jim and Pam. I also agree with the RSR family that LA Woman should be your next Doors song.
The Doors used minor notes in many many of their songs, hence the haunting sound. Other bands did as well, like the Moody Blues. It can sound mysteriously beautiful but can also be a bit depressing. I like to mix up my listening to those bands with more upbeat artists so as to keep my mind in a positive place. Have a great blessed Christmas with your sweet family. ♡♡
@@truthteller356 They've done a lot of the top Doors songs that people suggest, including the more popular but (imo) less interesting suggestions. To be fair, though, it's worth remembering that J&A don't know the Doors music like we do so, until they hear it, every song title they see is just a title to them. They have no idea if it's a good, bad, or meh song. The only thing they have to go by when picking a song to react to is how many people in their suggestions suggest a particular title or thumbs-up other people's suggestions. Whatever appears to be getting the most traction in the comments is what they react to. Unfortunately, for some reason, more people in these comments suggest songs like "Touch Me" or "Hello I Love You" than suggest "The End," "LA Woman," or "Five To One" (maybe because the majority of music listeners gravitate to the poppier, more accessible songs and the fans of the more quintessential tracks get drowned out). If you want J&A to react to "LA Woman" - as I do - more people need to suggest it and/or thumbs-up it. Otherwise we end up with the next reaction being "Soft Parade" or something (which is a fine song but arguably not the Doors at their height). In fact, skimming through these comments right now, I'm seeing a lot of people requesting songs like "Moonlight Drive"... and there's the answer to your question as to why J&A picks songs like that instead.
It blows my mind that Jim Morrison's father was a Rear Admiral in the Navy......I would have loved to have been a spectator for some of his father and son conversations, one can just imagine.
I went through a prolonged “the doors and Jim Morrison “ phase….I adore their music and Jim’s poetry. Thank y’all so much for the joy you bring to us daily.🎉❤
My The Doors and Jim Morrison phase was as a teenager in the 80's. There wasn't a lot of new music that expressed how I felt at that time. The 60's music, including the Doors were what I needed. Fifty four by the way, adding my age to your comments. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄.
Jim Morrison was a mortal god of music, an avatar of Dionysus IMO. A brilliant poet, incredible singer, but probably not the best human being to be involved with. Together with the rest of the band, they changed the face of music. So many bands back then were iconic in the history of music and I'm glad you're exploring them. Check out LA Woman, People Are Strange, Five to One, the End, and some of the lesser publicized ones--Spanish Caravan was brilliant.
Another nice and unique tune from them, they were their own genre. For another beautiful but different tune from them try Crystal Ship, a slice of Doors greatness. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
The address of the house on Love Street is 8021 Rothdell Trail in Los Angeles. The 3 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom house in Laurel Canyon was the home of Jim Morrison and his girlfriend Pamela Courson in the early 1960s. Their neighbors were Frank Zappa and Joni Mitchell. It was restored after a fire in 2011 and it sold in 2015 for $1.6 million.
They all compliment each other that’s why they could never replace him. ..it’s my Fave lil piano solo and song 💜 love the Doors since I was teenager 🥰 50 now
I was 11 years old in 1968 when this record was released and I still have a 45 record I bought in 1968. God bless having an older brother that would turn his younger brother on to the doors, I love you Fred.. Love you guys keep up the great work!
Jim Morrison wrote this song "Love street" about how he and Pamela (the lady in this video) lived in Laurel Canyon (in Los Angeles) on "Love street) and he sings about the house they lived in, the "garden", and the store across from their house, where they would both sit on their front porch and watch the people who go in and out of the market store, > "I wonder what they do in there"? You know just like "random thoughts" about their house on Love street in Laurel Canyon and watching the people going in and out of the market. .That house they both lived in is still there in Laurel Canyon on Love street and many people often stop by and check it out knowing that Jim Morrison and Pamela lived there at one time.
Christmas day here in Australia. I was sitting here at home playing love street on guitar and singing to my dogs. Just jumped on YT and here you guys are reacting to it. Gotta love the Universe. Love Love Street
I just love the Doors. Jim Morrison to me his voice didn't match the way he looked but if you haven't seen the movie The Doors you really got to check it out. Val Kilmer really played Jim Morrison good he gives you a good insight of how he was the turmoil and everything. It was a good movie
The movie is trash even the living members said the movie made Jim look like a wild drunk the whole movie. Which he was a drunk but not like it was depicted in the movie. It was overly exaggerated and not the way Jim truly was.
@@raiderrod3584 I've noticed whenever they make biopics they always tend to over exaggerate to get people to watch them. I still enjoyed it but not everybody like everything. Just like the "Blind Side" Michael Oher hate the movie because he said a lot of it. They got wrong but it's all for entertainment. You know how they do
@@raiderrod3584 You're confusing good with accurate. It's not trash, it's quite an artful film. It just has little to do with who Morrison really was. Biopics are usually like that - well-made but having f*ck all to do with the real subject. (Funnily enough, when it first came out, Patricia Kennealy said she thought it was beautiful even though it wasn't the Jim she knew. She called the character "Jim the Pig Man". Later on she turned against the film, but back then even she agreed it was a well-made and engaging movie.)
I remember when my nephew turned 6 and I was visiting my brother and sister-in-law for Christmas. He woke up at 3 am and came out into the living room where the tree was (where I was also sleeping). I was wiped out by 5 am after a frenzied opening of gifts lol.
..."Class of 76"...The Doors are and always have been in my top 3 from the 1st time I heard one of their songs...Jim, only your mind could tell us the songs we will never hear you sing...RIP
To truly get the full Doors experience, y'all still really need to react to "The End." It's arguably their signature song and encapsulates so much of what the Doors were in one big, trippy magnum opus. And it's definitely right up Amber's alley in terms of being trippy and transporting you to that space inside your head.
Ray Manzaek on the keyboard provides the lead sound of the Doors as they did not have a bassist. The whole sound comes from him as he was the musical genius to Morrison's lyrics.
You both have found the wonderful late 60's and early 70's music. The Doors were really great. Another amazing Doors song that is very different is Spanish Caravan. Don't know why others aren't reacting to that song. Best Wishes!
Yeah & it's a good burn out song too. Morrison died of a heroin overdose and so did his 'wife' Sometimes I just don't understand folks anymore. Especially not in the time of fentanyl. Don't tell me that I should just 'let it ride' and enjoy it. How many times did it happen then just as it's happening now that those lyrics are the last words anyone's going to hear as the tourniquet around one's arm is loosened?? Just think y'all.
@@christianoliver3572 everybody's entitled to their opinion, but they're a lot of songs unfortunately that dealt with drugs. "White Rabbit" is definitely one of them but I just listen to the music because unfortunately whether songs are about drugs or not people will become addicted. You can say that about commercials because that's all they ever talk about is buying drugs for this or that
@@stephaniejones4749 Look I'm not saying that the music wasn't anything short of amazing. Quite the opposite. But in the 90s there was a resurgence of drug use that was different than it even is now. Look I'm just sayin' be careful Do I think that listening to music will make you die with a syringe in your arm from tar heroin? Probably not. Still I'm sorry but Im just not ready to listen to the Doors. It brings back a memory to me of someone who actually did die that way. Just be careful Stephanie. OK?
Aww love this song to Jim's love Pamela Courson. She died at the age of 27 the same age as Jim Morrison. There was rumor they were in fact married but nobody could ever prove it .
OH ROB SQUAD I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WHEN YOU GUYS GET INTO REACTING TO GROUPS LIKE THIS!! THE DOORS WERE A SPECIAL THING TO THE MUSIC OF THE '60S! I REMEMBER HEARING THEIR FIRST SINGLE, OR AT LEAST I THINK IT WAS THEIR FIRST, ON THE RADIO WHEN I WAS ABOUT 11 OR 12 YEARS OLD!! AT THAT TIME WHICH WAS ABOUT 1969 I WAS MORE INTO GROUPS LIKE BLACK SABBATH LED ZEPPELIN JETHRO TULL AND PINK FLOYD!! BUT I REMEMBER HEARING MY FRIENDS OLDER BROTHER MENTIONED THAT HIS FAVORITE GROUP WAS THE DOORS, THIS BROTHER WAS PROBABLY IN HIS LATE TEENS DEFINITELY NO LONGER IN HIGH SCHOOL!! I THOUGHT IT WAS KIND OF INTERESTING THAT THAT OLDER GENERATION WOULD LIKE THE DOORS SO IT MADE ME CURIOUS AND WHEN I DOVE IN I BECAME A FAN INSTANTLY!! YOU CAN REACT TO ANY SONG BY THE DOORS AND I FEEL LIKE YOU GUYS WOULD NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!! JIM MORRISON WAS A SPECIAL KIND OF POET WHO CAME ALONG AT JUST THE RIGHT TIME IN MUSIC HISTORY TO DO WHAT HE DID!! THE SAME WAY THAT JOHN LENNON AND THE BEATLES SEEM TO HAVE COME ALONG AT THE PERFECT TIME TO LAUNCH THEM INTO SUPER STARDOM!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶 MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
I was born the day Jim Morrison died :( july 3rd 1971. my dad was a huge doors fan and said it was a bitter sweet day. he always told me when I was being mischievous or moody that I was Jim re-incarnated :) I pretty much grew up listening to the doors and the beatles they have so many good songs you should check out more. they were all very talented Roby Krieger the guitarist was classically trained as was Ray manzerek (keyboards) John Densmore the drummer was originally a jazz drummer you should deffo check out "The end" it's a bit of a long song but really haunting
"Moonlight Drive , "Waiting for the Sun", "Not To Touch the Earth", "When the Music's Over", "Texas Radio and the Big Beat" and "The Soft Parade" are great tracks you might want to hear.
"I guess I like it fine...So far." the woman in the video is morrisons long-time girlfriend, pamela courson, who died of a drug overdose several years after his death. all doors compositions are credited to "the doors", and all business decisions (even today) have to be unanimous (between densmore, krieger, and the heirs of morrison and manzarek) for them to take effect.
Ray Manzarek wrote all the music for the Doors. He played the keyboards. Jim wrote all the lyrics for the Doors. All but one concert of the Doors Jim was drunk and lousy. Somewhat sober he was awesome. Tune "The End" one of my all-time favorite Doors tunes.
Politely, that's not true. Robbie Krieger wrote several of the Doors big hits including "Light My Fire" " Touch Me" and "Love Her Madly". Ray, Robbie and John all contributed to Jim's songs hence the group songwriting credits. Ray probably the most on Jim's songs.
When my son was on his journey into this world, I actually took the actual "Love Street" which is actually a street in San Fernando Valley, Ca called Laurel Canyon Blvd, to get to the Hospital lol The Doors were my intro into music when I was in my teens and It's such a beautiful part of my sort of life history with the beginning of another amazing entry in my life...
I feel that one of the reasons J loves Jim Morrison is because he loves crooners, and Jim Morrison has a crooner's voice, but he's singing in a different genre. He's a crooner singing 'classic rock' songs.
I highly recommend you watch the movie “The Doors” with Val Kilmer as Jim. He did an amazing job playing him! If for nothing else, watch it for Val’s performance when he was in his prime. It still saddens me to see him. I’m so glad Tom Cruise refused to do “Top Gun: Maverick” without him. I haven’t seen it yet but I heard that Val only had a couple of lines since he basically has no voice since the cancer. He may use a voice box to communicate. My whole attitude and my opinion about Tom Cruise has completely changed since I heard he did that for Val!
So much history came out of the canyon,1966-1971. The Mamas, and the Papas wrote heavily about their move to the canyon from NY city in their song 1230. Jackson Browne, C,S@N, Jim Morrison,The Byrd's, Joni Mitchell,and so many not mentioned here, came out of Laurel Canyon. Worth the time to take a look at some of the canyon vids on UA-cam
I know you guys love Doc Holliday... Well the actor, Val Kilmer, played Jim Morrison in The Doors movie! but I'm sure you heard that in the comments somewhere. I would like to see you react to the Crystal Ship or Indian Summer
JIM MORRISON WAS DEFINITELY ONE OF THOSE SHOOTING STARS OR METEORS THAT BURN WITH INTENSITY BUT ONLY FOR A SHORT TIME!! JANIS JOPLIN AND JIMI HENDRIX WERE ALSO THOSE KIND OF STARS, A BRIGHT INTENSE BUT SHORT-LIVED BURN!!! RIP JIM, JANIS, & JIMI.
The Doors is my all time favorite. Right up there with Canned Heat. I got to see Robby Kreiger the guitar player live a few years ago and he is still just as good as in the 60’s
Jim & Pam lived on Love St. In Laurel Canyon, LA. On UA-cam watch the Excellent Documentary on Laurel Canyon! ! ! It's approx 10 part show and features all the musicians that lived there. GREAT! Check it out! ...yours, Newk from Kentucky
The Wasp "Texas Radio", "The soft Parade", Hyacinth house", "Not to touch the Earth", "Yes the River Knows"....So many great songs by the Doors...hard to pick the next suggestion! Happy holidays guys! Cheers!
Who Dey and Merry Christmas. Enjoy ur time with those babies. About the street where he and his grlfriend Pam shared a love nest and a place where all the hippies hung out. Hes an amazing poet one open to all energies. They were such a phenomenally creative group of guys. Thanx so much, Sending love and many Blessings
The Doors is also an Oliver Stone movie that you guys might want to do a reaction. It is rated R however and has some explicit scenes. But it is a WILD story! It stars Val Kilmer as Jim Morrison, who seems to disappear into the role! There's a lot of contesting over the accurate portrayal of Morrison in the picture, but it's a great movie.
Amber and Jordan, a few presents for you. Duane Eddy,(Rebel Rouser), The Ventures,(Wipeout), Boots Randolph,(Yakety Sax) live to all. Merry Christmas to All 🎄😎👍
Yes "Love Street" is Laurel Canyon Blvd. in Los Angeles...the store CANYON COUNTRY STORE !! with Mama Cass basement apartment and Jim house right behind the the store !...........Please do CHANGLING by the Doors !
I can't remember, but there was an interview of someone who knew Jim and he said while they were touring people would hand band members pills and powders as they were going on stage...Everyone threw them away , except Jim and he would just pop them in his mouth and go on... It's no wonder he seemed odd at times... Love you guys!!!
Yep, that happened on a European tour the band did with Jefferson Airplane. They were in Amsterdam (where drugs were legal) and the people were handing them all sorts of drugs. Jim got so messed up that he came out onstage during the Airplane's set and starting dancing erratically, then went backstage, collapsed and had to be taken to the hospital. The other Doors performed anyways, with keyboardist Ray Manzarek singing lead vocals - proof that he was the genius musician of the band.
Moonlight Drive and Crystal Ship are my absolute favorite Doors songs. Just so funky and ethereal.
Crystal Ship for sure! Amber will especially love this one as it “takes you away”.
I grew up listening to the Doors. The girl in the video was Pamela Courser, the love of Jim Morrison. She was the person that discovered Jim's body in Paris when he died in 1971. He was only 27. Pamela died 3 years later of a heroin overdose in 1974. She too was only 27. You might consider the Door movie for your movie reaction channel. Val Kilmer and Meg Ryan play Jim and Pam. I also agree with the RSR family that LA Woman should be your next Doors song.
I read "No one here gets out alive", a biography on Jim, very interesting and informative even if some critics say the author embelished it in places.
Slight correction - her name was Pamela Courson.
" She has a house and garden, I would like to see what happens" "She has wisdom and knows what to do. She has me and she has you." Clever poetry.
The Doors used minor notes in many many of their songs, hence the haunting sound.
Other bands did as well, like the Moody Blues. It can sound mysteriously beautiful but can also be a bit depressing.
I like to mix up my listening to those bands with more upbeat artists so as to keep my mind in a positive place.
Have a great blessed Christmas with your sweet family. ♡♡
Jay/Amber, you'll love their "LA Woman" !!! A classic banger!!!
Yes. They rareley go for the most popular songs. Not sure why.
@@truthteller356 They've done a lot of the top Doors songs that people suggest, including the more popular but (imo) less interesting suggestions. To be fair, though, it's worth remembering that J&A don't know the Doors music like we do so, until they hear it, every song title they see is just a title to them. They have no idea if it's a good, bad, or meh song. The only thing they have to go by when picking a song to react to is how many people in their suggestions suggest a particular title or thumbs-up other people's suggestions. Whatever appears to be getting the most traction in the comments is what they react to. Unfortunately, for some reason, more people in these comments suggest songs like "Touch Me" or "Hello I Love You" than suggest "The End," "LA Woman," or "Five To One" (maybe because the majority of music listeners gravitate to the poppier, more accessible songs and the fans of the more quintessential tracks get drowned out). If you want J&A to react to "LA Woman" - as I do - more people need to suggest it and/or thumbs-up it. Otherwise we end up with the next reaction being "Soft Parade" or something (which is a fine song but arguably not the Doors at their height).
In fact, skimming through these comments right now, I'm seeing a lot of people requesting songs like "Moonlight Drive"... and there's the answer to your question as to why J&A picks songs like that instead.
It blows my mind that Jim Morrison's father was a Rear Admiral in the Navy......I would have loved to have been a spectator for some of his father and son conversations, one can just imagine.
This is their ballad, Jim's love song to Pam. An absolutely beautiful song, one of my favorites from The Doors.
I went through a prolonged “the doors and Jim Morrison “ phase….I adore their music and Jim’s poetry. Thank y’all so much for the joy you bring to us daily.🎉❤
I'm 48, and still in mine 🙂
@@danrumble74 I'm 48 as well and no it's never really over. 😊
My The Doors and Jim Morrison phase was as a teenager in the 80's. There wasn't a lot of new music that expressed how I felt at that time. The 60's music, including the Doors were what I needed. Fifty four by the way, adding my age to your comments. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄.
@@waynehackney5812 Merry Christmas ☃️🧑🎄
@@danrumble74 same to you 🎄🌟
Jim Morrison was a mortal god of music, an avatar of Dionysus IMO. A brilliant poet, incredible singer, but probably not the best human being to be involved with. Together with the rest of the band, they changed the face of music. So many bands back then were iconic in the history of music and I'm glad you're exploring them. Check out LA Woman, People Are Strange, Five to One, the End, and some of the lesser publicized ones--Spanish Caravan was brilliant.
Totally agree Yasmine!! ❤️❤️❤️
They were ahead of there time music wise thats how good they were
I will never forget the Strange Days album. My older brother bought it and as a 10 year old, I was captivated by the picture on the front.
Another nice and unique tune from them, they were their own genre. For another beautiful but different tune from them try Crystal Ship, a slice of Doors greatness. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
I second that request for The Crystal Ship!
Great point- they really were their own genre! There was no other group anything like them
The address of the house on Love Street is 8021 Rothdell Trail in Los Angeles. The 3 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom house in Laurel Canyon was the home of Jim Morrison and his girlfriend Pamela Courson in the early 1960s. Their neighbors were Frank Zappa and Joni Mitchell. It was restored after a fire in 2011 and it sold in 2015 for $1.6 million.
They all compliment each other that’s why they could never replace him. ..it’s my Fave lil piano solo and song 💜 love the Doors since I was teenager 🥰 50 now
I was 11 years old in 1968 when this record was released and I still have a 45 record I bought in 1968. God bless having an older brother that would turn his younger brother on to the doors, I love you Fred.. Love you guys keep up the great work!
PLEASE - THE LONG VERSION of "Light My Fire" - This is the song that REALLY introduced the Doors to most of the world ...
Jim Morrison wrote this song "Love street" about how he and Pamela (the lady in this video) lived in Laurel Canyon (in Los Angeles) on "Love street) and he sings about the house they lived in, the "garden", and the store across from their house, where they would both sit on their front porch and watch the people who go in and out of the market store, > "I wonder what they do in there"? You know just like "random thoughts" about their house on Love street in Laurel Canyon and watching the people going in and out of the market. .That house they both lived in is still there in Laurel Canyon on Love street and many people often stop by and check it out knowing that Jim Morrison and Pamela lived there at one time.
I Can Play This Song Over & Over That's How Much I Love This Great Classic Song 👍
When you are 17 and listening to this by yourself in your room you are taken to another world.
🐯Like the Doors... Sometimes... Like them, just not day-in day-outEnjoy your Day Off with your Family
Christmas day here in Australia. I was sitting here at home playing love street on guitar and singing to my dogs. Just jumped on YT and here you guys are reacting to it. Gotta love the Universe. Love Love Street
I just love the Doors. Jim Morrison to me his voice didn't match the way he looked but if you haven't seen the movie The Doors you really got to check it out. Val Kilmer really played Jim Morrison good he gives you a good insight of how he was the turmoil and everything. It was a good movie
It's a great movie, but it's wildly inaccurate. But then most biopics are.
Ray Manzarek didn't think much of it.Interview with him on UA-cam somewhere
The movie is trash even the living members said the movie made Jim look like a wild drunk the whole movie. Which he was a drunk but not like it was depicted in the movie. It was overly exaggerated and not the way Jim truly was.
@@raiderrod3584 I've noticed whenever they make biopics they always tend to over exaggerate to get people to watch them. I still enjoyed it but not everybody like everything. Just like the "Blind Side" Michael Oher hate the movie because he said a lot of it. They got wrong but it's all for entertainment. You know how they do
@@raiderrod3584 You're confusing good with accurate. It's not trash, it's quite an artful film. It just has little to do with who Morrison really was. Biopics are usually like that - well-made but having f*ck all to do with the real subject. (Funnily enough, when it first came out, Patricia Kennealy said she thought it was beautiful even though it wasn't the Jim she knew. She called the character "Jim the Pig Man". Later on she turned against the film, but back then even she agreed it was a well-made and engaging movie.)
"end of thr night" ," you're lost little girl " , & "my eyes have seen you". are my favorite deep cuts from The Doors!!!!!!
One of the best voices in rock history
I remember when my nephew turned 6 and I was visiting my brother and sister-in-law for Christmas. He woke up at 3 am and came out into the living room where the tree was (where I was also sleeping). I was wiped out by 5 am after a frenzied opening of gifts lol.
Merry Christmas you guys!
All the best to your family this holidays🎄
..."Class of 76"...The Doors are and always have been in my top 3 from the 1st time I heard one of their songs...Jim, only your mind could tell us the songs we will never hear you sing...RIP
When the music's over live at the Hollywood bowl, A great sneak peak into their performance
To truly get the full Doors experience, y'all still really need to react to "The End." It's arguably their signature song and encapsulates so much of what the Doors were in one big, trippy magnum opus. And it's definitely right up Amber's alley in terms of being trippy and transporting you to that space inside your head.
Ray Manzaek on the keyboard provides the lead sound of the Doors as they did not have a bassist. The whole sound comes from him as he was the musical genius to Morrison's lyrics.
The doors...the universal mind !!
Its Christmas Day in Australia. Thought I would take a minute to wish you guys Merry Christmas. Have a great day tomorrow.:)
Love your channel! Please listen to LA Woman next time you do the Doors. It's their best song and my favorite song of all time!
You both have found the wonderful late 60's and early 70's music. The Doors were really great. Another amazing Doors song that is very different is Spanish Caravan. Don't know why others aren't reacting to that song. Best Wishes!
They are yet to hear "The End" aren't they? Oh lawd they are in for a ride! They should follow it up with The Door's "The Mosquito"
Be nice to retail workers: It's not their fault that you waited to shop until Mary's water broke. :D
It's good to start at the beginning: "Light My Fire"--the full seven-minute version. It's been iconic for 55 years.
It sure was 👍
YES - PLEASE - THE LONG VERSION of "Light My Fire" - This is the song that REALLY introduced the Doors to most of the world ...
Yeah & it's a good burn out song too.
Morrison died of a heroin overdose and so did his 'wife'
Sometimes I just don't understand folks anymore.
Especially not in the time of fentanyl.
Don't tell me that I should just 'let it ride' and enjoy it.
How many times did it happen then just as it's happening now that those lyrics are the last words anyone's going to hear as the tourniquet around one's arm is loosened??
Just think y'all.
@@christianoliver3572 everybody's entitled to their opinion, but they're a lot of songs unfortunately that dealt with drugs. "White Rabbit" is definitely one of them but I just listen to the music because unfortunately whether songs are about drugs or not people will become addicted. You can say that about commercials because that's all they ever talk about is buying drugs for this or that
@@stephaniejones4749 Look I'm not saying that the music wasn't anything short of amazing.
Quite the opposite.
But in the 90s there was a resurgence of drug use that was different than it even is now.
Look I'm just sayin' be careful
Do I think that listening to music will make you die with a syringe in your arm from tar heroin?
Probably not.
Still I'm sorry but Im just not ready to listen to the Doors.
It brings back a memory to me of someone who actually did die that way.
Just be careful Stephanie.
OK?
Aww love this song to Jim's love Pamela Courson. She died at the age of 27 the same age as Jim Morrison. There was rumor they were in fact married but nobody could ever prove it .
Also this was about a street in Laurel canyon that Pam and Jim used to live and watch the hippies go bye
Love story to his Pam.❤️
When the music's over was always one of my favs!
OH ROB SQUAD I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WHEN YOU GUYS GET INTO REACTING TO GROUPS LIKE THIS!!
THE DOORS WERE A SPECIAL THING TO THE MUSIC OF THE '60S!
I REMEMBER HEARING THEIR FIRST SINGLE, OR AT LEAST I THINK IT WAS THEIR FIRST, ON THE RADIO WHEN I WAS ABOUT 11 OR 12 YEARS OLD!! AT THAT TIME WHICH WAS ABOUT 1969 I WAS MORE INTO GROUPS LIKE BLACK SABBATH LED ZEPPELIN JETHRO TULL AND PINK FLOYD!! BUT I REMEMBER HEARING MY FRIENDS OLDER BROTHER MENTIONED THAT HIS FAVORITE GROUP WAS THE DOORS, THIS BROTHER WAS PROBABLY IN HIS LATE TEENS DEFINITELY NO LONGER IN HIGH SCHOOL!! I THOUGHT IT WAS KIND OF INTERESTING THAT THAT OLDER GENERATION WOULD LIKE THE DOORS SO IT MADE ME CURIOUS AND WHEN I DOVE IN I BECAME A FAN INSTANTLY!!
YOU CAN REACT TO ANY SONG BY THE DOORS AND I FEEL LIKE YOU GUYS WOULD NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!
JIM MORRISON WAS A SPECIAL KIND OF POET WHO CAME ALONG AT JUST THE RIGHT TIME IN MUSIC HISTORY TO DO WHAT HE DID!! THE SAME WAY THAT JOHN LENNON AND THE BEATLES SEEM TO HAVE COME ALONG AT THE PERFECT TIME TO LAUNCH THEM INTO SUPER STARDOM!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶🤶
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
FYI, that was Pamela Courson, girlfriend of Jim, in the slideshow. Val Kilmer and Meg Ryan portrayed them in “The Doors” movie.
I was born the day Jim Morrison died :(
july 3rd 1971.
my dad was a huge doors fan and said it was a bitter sweet day. he always told me when I was being mischievous or moody that I was Jim re-incarnated :)
I pretty much grew up listening to the doors and the beatles
they have so many good songs you should check out more.
they were all very talented Roby Krieger the guitarist was classically trained as was Ray manzerek (keyboards) John Densmore the drummer was originally a jazz drummer
you should deffo check out "The end" it's a bit of a long song but really haunting
"Unknown Soldier" if you want to listen to a haunting songs by The Doors. When they were new to me, that song would give me the chills.
Merry Christmas, Jordan and Amber, and family.
Love the Doors! Merry Christmas and Who Dey!
All hail the Lizard King. Read "No One Here Gets Out Alive", Morrison was a weird guy. Talented but weird.
One of those relaxing whiskey sippin' porch sitters 🙂 My all time favorite band.
"Moonlight Drive , "Waiting for the Sun", "Not To Touch the Earth", "When the Music's Over", "Texas Radio and the Big Beat" and "The Soft Parade" are great tracks you might want to hear.
"I guess I like it fine...So far." the woman in the video is morrisons long-time girlfriend, pamela courson, who died of a drug overdose several years after his death. all doors compositions are credited to "the doors", and all business decisions (even today) have to be unanimous (between densmore, krieger, and the heirs of morrison and manzarek) for them to take effect.
Merry Christmas Rob Squad fam!🎄 Amber you were thinking the same thing as I was about the "Adams Family"
Ray Manzarek wrote all the music for the Doors. He played the keyboards. Jim wrote all the lyrics for the Doors. All but one concert of the Doors Jim was drunk and lousy. Somewhat sober he was awesome. Tune "The End" one of my all-time favorite Doors tunes.
Politely, that's not true. Robbie Krieger wrote several of the Doors big hits including "Light My Fire" " Touch Me" and "Love Her Madly". Ray, Robbie and John all contributed to Jim's songs hence the group songwriting credits. Ray probably the most on Jim's songs.
@@bloppysloppy2283 Thank you for the correction
Merry Christmas.
Love, strength, endurance, wisdom.
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All the best to you!
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This Is My All Time Favorite Song Of The Doors
Lovely little tune. Good choice. Merry Christmas, Jay & Amber!
I'm 67 and The Doors were my favorite back in the day...
Seeing the Movie - The Doors! Is a must! About Jim Morrison's life and band - Really Cool!!
When my son was on his journey into this world, I actually took the actual "Love Street" which is actually a street in San Fernando Valley, Ca called Laurel Canyon Blvd, to get to the Hospital lol The Doors were my intro into music when I was in my teens and It's such a beautiful part of my sort of life history with the beginning of another amazing entry in my life...
I feel that one of the reasons J loves Jim Morrison is because he loves crooners, and Jim Morrison has a crooner's voice, but he's singing in a different genre. He's a crooner singing 'classic rock' songs.
This has long been a favorite Doors song of mine. Along with the others, I recommend The Doors movie. You’ll love Val Kilmer as Jim.
Yes! And isn’t goose from Top Gun also the keyboard player?
I highly recommend you watch the movie “The Doors” with Val Kilmer as Jim. He did an amazing job playing him! If for nothing else, watch it for Val’s performance when he was in his prime. It still saddens me to see him. I’m so glad Tom Cruise refused to do “Top Gun: Maverick” without him. I haven’t seen it yet but I heard that Val only had a couple of lines since he basically has no voice since the cancer. He may use a voice box to communicate. My whole attitude and my opinion about Tom Cruise has completely changed since I heard he did that for Val!
Queen Of The Highway - you'll definitely like that.
Can't believe we lost lead singers from Faithless and The specials over Xmas 😪. Rip hope your all jamming with Morrison etc in heaven
Pure class the doors were the 4 of them Dublin ireland got to see ray and robbie in Dublin many years ago
When the Music's over..my favorite Doors song!
So much history came out of the canyon,1966-1971. The Mamas, and the Papas wrote heavily about their move to the canyon from NY city in their song 1230. Jackson Browne, C,S@N, Jim Morrison,The Byrd's, Joni Mitchell,and so many not mentioned here, came out of Laurel Canyon. Worth the time to take a look at some of the canyon vids on UA-cam
Always loved LOVE STREET.
I know you guys love Doc Holliday... Well the actor, Val Kilmer, played Jim Morrison in The Doors movie! but I'm sure you heard that in the comments somewhere. I would like to see you react to the Crystal Ship or Indian Summer
She was Jim’s muse and love of his life
RIP Pam
RIP JIM
As long as one of us live we all live
JIM MORRISON WAS DEFINITELY ONE OF THOSE SHOOTING STARS OR METEORS THAT BURN WITH INTENSITY BUT ONLY FOR A SHORT TIME!!
JANIS JOPLIN AND JIMI HENDRIX WERE ALSO THOSE KIND OF STARS, A BRIGHT INTENSE BUT SHORT-LIVED BURN!!!
RIP JIM, JANIS, & JIMI.
Merry Christmas to you and family!
My absolute all time favorite band!! Love this y’all. Thanks
This is my favorite Doors song! I immediately clicked on this as soon as I saw it:)
Me too!
You guys have opened a lot of Doors, but you haven't heard anything until you do 'The End'. The ultimate door stopper.
'Strange Days' is another song of theirs that will take you to another dimension!
"When the music's over" and "The end".
The Doors is my all time favorite. Right up there with Canned Heat. I got to see Robby Kreiger the guitar player live a few years ago and he is still just as good as in the 60’s
Merry Christmas, happy holidays!
Hope you guys had an awesome Christmas.
A child's fragile eggshell mind, Blood is the Rose of mysterious union.
"Gloria" is a doors must :) also a good movie to react to
Love you guys!!!!❤️ You have to hear, PEACE FROG BY THE DOORS, you will love it🤘🤘🤘❤️
You want to learn about the Doors then read a book called "No one here get's out alive". Excellent book on the Doors.
You’re right. Jim Morrison needed the other three members as much as they needed him
Jim & Pam lived on Love St. In Laurel Canyon, LA. On UA-cam watch the Excellent Documentary on Laurel Canyon! ! ! It's approx 10 part show and features all the musicians that lived there. GREAT! Check it out! ...yours, Newk from Kentucky
I just saw that doc a few days ago ! Very impressive.
Merry Christmas everyone
The Wasp "Texas Radio", "The soft Parade", Hyacinth house", "Not to touch the Earth", "Yes the River Knows"....So many great songs by the Doors...hard to pick the next suggestion! Happy holidays guys! Cheers!
Don't forget the Alabama Song and The Changeling.
I was kind of unable to follow you until Amber said, like it was made in the basement of the Addams Family That was a brilliant observation! Awesome.
Who Dey and Merry Christmas. Enjoy ur time with those babies. About the street where he and his grlfriend Pam shared a love nest and a place where all the hippies hung out. Hes an amazing poet one open to all energies. They were such a phenomenally creative group of guys. Thanx so much, Sending love and many Blessings
The Doors is also an Oliver Stone movie that you guys might want to do a reaction. It is rated R however and has some explicit scenes. But it is a WILD story! It stars Val Kilmer as Jim Morrison, who seems to disappear into the role! There's a lot of contesting over the accurate portrayal of Morrison in the picture, but it's a great movie.
This song makes me wish I was on a 🏖️ beach drinking one of those cool fruity drinks 🥂 with a little umbrella ☔ hanging out the one side.
Amber and Jordan, a few presents for you. Duane Eddy,(Rebel Rouser), The Ventures,(Wipeout), Boots Randolph,(Yakety Sax) live to all. Merry Christmas to All 🎄😎👍
Wow what a deep cut doors song to react to. Great song
Merry Christmas🎄🎄🎄🎄
Yes "Love Street" is Laurel Canyon Blvd. in Los Angeles...the store CANYON COUNTRY STORE !! with Mama Cass basement apartment and Jim house right behind the the store !...........Please do CHANGLING by the Doors !
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 Jay, Amber & Kids, have a great day. ❤❤❤🎵🎵🎵
You seriously need to hear Jim Morrison's LA hometown idols Sean Bonniwell and The Music Machine !! 🎹🎸🎙🎶🥁🎵
Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar). One of my favorite Doors.
I can't remember, but there was an interview of someone who knew Jim and he said while they were touring people would hand band members pills and powders as they were going on stage...Everyone threw them away , except Jim and he would just pop them in his mouth and go on... It's no wonder he seemed odd at times... Love you guys!!!
This is different from modern musicians how?
Yep, that happened on a European tour the band did with Jefferson Airplane. They were in Amsterdam (where drugs were legal) and the people were handing them all sorts of drugs. Jim got so messed up that he came out onstage during the Airplane's set and starting dancing erratically, then went backstage, collapsed and had to be taken to the hospital. The other Doors performed anyways, with keyboardist Ray Manzarek singing lead vocals - proof that he was the genius musician of the band.
It's not a bit different, it's just sad...All that talent dead way too soon...
Silver Springs live from The Dance is one you need to listen to.