JAPANESE listens to The Doors - Light My Fire | first time reaction
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2023
- Original video • The Doors - Light My Fire
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Not only Morrison was capturing the audience but he also had his bandmates surpass themselves
You may notice there is no bass player. The keyboardist, Ray Manzarek is playing the bass-line with his left hand.
Thank you for your useful information. The phrases played by the keyboardist, Ray Manzarek, are really wonderful!!!
At first I thought a studio version would be a better choice for a first listen, but you appreciated and understood Morrison's theatricality, so this live version gives a better understanding of what The Doors were all about. They are still, to this day, a unique band... though some front men have been inspired by Jim, no one tries to exactly replicate what he did. He _owns_ that kind of performance.
Back in the 60’s we would dance to this song with strobe lights giving it a psychedelic feel.
The acid didn't hurt either! Haha.
Keyboardist Ray Manzarek was the band's bassist too - he's shown in this video playing a keyboard bass with his left hand, as was done in all their live performances & recordings.
Some of their album recordings had a bass player on them.
Your reaction is very intelligent. I love The Doors….. I was about 20 years old when this band came out. ❤
This was at the Hollywood Bowl, and was a stellar performance by the doors. Jim was riveting (it was the night after the Fourth of July, so there were fireworks. Jim played wi🎉 sparklers at one point) . Mick Jagger came in (late), to watch from front row. Great evenung.
@@divinelightshine from my point of view, I believe it was Marianne Faithfull. Pam may have been in the enter Entourage but I did not notice.
Los Angeles based band . A very intellectual band that could play rollicking blues style too . The band got a little more commercial on some albums , but always kept things interesting . The were scuffles between the youth and the authorities then , but it seemed this band wanted a serious rebellion . " They got the guns but we got the numbers ... "
Loved your commentary on the song. Yes you never knew what to expect from Jim Morrison on stage. He could be subdued as he was here or just go completely wild. Every concert was different and he even got arrested at one of them lol. Anyway, looking forward to more of your reviews.
Thank you!
He doesn't let people get bored, does he? I want to see more his actions.
Need to listen to all the doors songs the greatest band
Timeless masterpiece
No doubt!
Dark and calm? Yes. But not always. Terrific musicians, but Jim Morrison grabbed the eye and kept it focused on himself.
Thank you for a great reaction to a truly iconic rock band, with lots of jazz overtones.
4 humans having and giving something more ahead of contemporany fun
You got to love the UA-camrs that don't put the microphone next to there faces so you can hear them
The performance would not be called their greatest, however that makes it more truthful to me.
Ray Manzarek playing the Gibson combo organ with a Fender Rhodes Piano bass on top. Classic 60's sound!🤘
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There is a great tension in his performance!
People always forget to credit him, his blues voice. He sings alot too in many songs
Love the Japanese culture, so subdued .
Jim morrison was a great vocalist . sad he passed away very young 😢
really sad...
Good Party tune.
Hey from New Mexico, USA. 1967 was a great year. There is a film of the Monterey Pop fest I *highly recommend. With Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Simon & Garfunkel, the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Otis Redding, Ravi Shankar, Eric Burdon and more. It was a historic fest, and so was Woodstock (1969). Peace to all
Today, I could know the name of state, New Mexico. I'm going to search it!
Great choice for an iconic 60's song. I just happily stumbled upon your channel by chance. I don't know if you'd cover music like this in the future but I would love to hear your thoughts on 1980's Japanese jazz/fusion artists like Casiopea, Masayoshi Takanaka and Toshiki Kadomatsu. Wishing you all the best with your channel 😀
Welcome to my channel! Your line-up of Japanese musicians is something that the expert likes!
you choose a great song,this song mean so much to me
great insights respect brother
I'm glad you sympathize with me. Thanks, brother!
Good take.
Thanks!
Lovely, thoughtful review...
Jim Morrison stoned out of his mind...
❤
Jim was a drunk demon but he was a rock star. He inspired many including the great Iggy Pop
I hope to see the band Boris (Japan) when they come with the Melvins in Oct. So far I have seen (from Japan) Guitar Wolf, TsuShiMaMiRe, Shonen Knife, Balzac. And hoping to see Melt-Banana.
I would recommend "Maggot Brain" by Funkadelic 🙂
Don't you like Jim Morrison's pants? This guy doesn't know anything, that's the gimmick! I like how... I haven't seen this live performance either!! I've heard the song hundreds of times, I saw a band cover it live at a student coop in Berkeley in 1982, maybe 1981, and I've tried to learn how to play it, just on guitar of course, the beginning chords are kind of tricky. I think they're G, D, F Bb Eb Ab A. The Doors played the songs in a free-form improvised way, maybe "Strange Days," the title song of the second Doors album, or "Break On Through," the first song on The Doors, their first album. The four band members had equal say in the band's music and ownership of the music. ua-cam.com/video/Ph2nE2EA8ts/v-deo.html Haunting.
Reatcion tomba di Jim Morrison cimitero monumentale di Parigi dove sono seppelliti molti artisti e poeti
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Kata ton daimona eaytoy
You should listen to the studio recordings, first. Even better if recently remastered for digital technology. Later, the live versions. Because of technical limitations of those years.
Can you use better quality headphones?
I really recommend using better headphones for listening to the Doors.
Average headphones leave a lot to be desired.
If you can get a copy of the Best of the Doors CD, that would make a very good night of listening, with quality headphones.
Pretty artistic wasn't it? Rather Buddhist flavored I would say. Birth and death. Light my fire for the sex act while all the time we are burning out and will ourselves eventually die. Like embers. I'm 74. When this hit I was convinced we were about to witness a Buddhist revolution in America with these Hippies. But it turned out to be more of a summer fad I am afraid. You could throw a rock and not hit any Buddhists in these parts nowadays. Hello from old days really like your presentation, your insights are amazing to hear-very accurate to my mind and memory of how it is to be told.
Needs to be much louder.
Good information! Thank you.
The Doors were a great live band as long as the brilliant but erratic Jim Morrison showed up and he wasn't drunk.
I love the Doors and have since the moment I heard the first few bars of this monster hit in...was it 1967? An amazing summer of music but nothing drew more attention than Jim Morrison and The Doors. This live performance is ridiculous....not in a good way.
I thought a funny band name “ THE CARS “.
Where's the volume where is the volume
Live performances more often than not sound like crap compared to the studio ones, as we see here.
Can you use better quality headphones?
I really recommend using better headphones for listening to the Doors.
Average headphones leave a lot to be desired.
If you can get a copy of the Best of the Doors CD, that would make a very good night of listening, with quality headphones.